Research

The Edeburns show their appreciation for Duke Forest with a well-planned gift

Now in its 10th year, Bass Connections pits Duke research teams against real-world problems

The goal is to develop prosthetics that can understand signals from the brain

Watching your brain activity can teach you how to psych yourself up

Damage to the right hemisphere of the brain can be challenging to treat

Tests in mice are showing hopeful signs

Across the university, our minds are top of mind

Why modeling climate patterns on a small scale can have a big impact on understanding tomorrow’s weather

When her high school classmates were in study hall, a teenaged Cynthia Rudin would sneak into the practice room and pound through the soap operatic flourishes of Rachmaninoff. Her favorite, though, was Ravel; she loved his and his French contemporaries’ impressionistic tides of heady emotion.