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No muscles, only minds required
Monkeys learn to feel and grab using only their minds and avatar hands.
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Seamonsters Go Digital
Duke scientists and students create a new model for a portable, digital textbook.
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Should There Be A Market in Human Organs?
Sociologist and ethicist Kieran Healy explores the market for donor organs. Human eggs are already bought and sold. What about kidneys?
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Down a Quantum Hole
An undergrad spends his summer analyzing the traces of high energy collisions from the world's largest physics experiment in Switzerland.
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A Dancer's Spin on Engineering
One student hopes her love of ballet can give engineering a leg up on reaching the public.
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50 Years of Chimpanzee Data
Duke researchers are preserving and digitizing data from the study Jane Goodall began at Gombe in 1960.
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Bonding Through Biology
Even before starting classes, Freshmen in the 'pSearch' program learn about life in the lab.
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Research Voices
Research Voices
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Chaos puts a path on nanoparticles
Physicist Seth Cohen explains how chaos may let us see nanoparticles.
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Bonobos: The self-domesticated ape?
Anthropologist Brian Hare thinks the 'hippy apes' tamed themselves.
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