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Science in Conversation
Science is a conversation -- with nature and with one's fellow researchers. We encourage you to join Duke's research conversation via blogs, data comparisons, discussions of our stories, and engagement with Duke experts in the 5-question interview.
Duke Science Blogs
New Orleans is Drowning: Send Dirt
July 21st, 2009
Green Grok
Water Quality in Lake Tai, China
July 21st, 2009
Alicia Burtner
Wikipedia is Learning: Talking with Jimmy Wales
July 21st, 2009
Cat in the Stack
5 Questions: Our Monthly 'Ask the Expert' Feature
Five Questions with Craig McClain on Ocean Biodiversity
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