Basic Science Research
Duke researchers in the basic science and clinical departments are engaged in a wide range of basic science research, studying cell biology, immunology, neurobiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, microbiology, and genetics in organisms from bacteria to human.
Duke offers a collaborative and inclusive research environment where scientists at all levels work to address fundamental scientific problems. To foster the success of its investigators, Duke University School of Medicine offers a variety of core facility services, seminar series, and professional development programs.
Duke Research Saves Lives
Duke’s relentless pursuit of scientific innovation transforms groundbreaking discoveries into life-changing patient care and healthier communities. Explore how Duke researchers are changing people’s lives across North Carolina and around the world.
May 28
Working with Research Administration and Central Offices at Duke
May 29
Registered Reports - A Potential New Way to Publish Research
June 4
Lessons Learned from Research Misconduct Cases
June 5
Pressures to Publish: First-hand experiences in publishing academic research (In person event)
Research Support
myRESEARCHhome
Personalized research portal that enables members of the research community to manage their research portfolio by consolidating tools and information in one place
myRESEARCHpath
Interactive research roadmap that helps users navigate the research ecosystem at Duke using an intuitive lifecycle-based interface
myRESEARCHnavigators
Expert help when you need it. A team of experts available to help you, providing 1:1 consultations and a research hotline
Research Funding
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