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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.

Elizabeth Brannon and Ringtail Lemur doing math
This Month's Feature:

5 Questions

Five Questions on Monkeys and Math

Thinking About Numbers Doesn't Require Words

Duke Science Blogs

Timber Measuring Tools

Planning a Timber Sale

April 11th, 2008
Mike Donahue

Chinese character for Book

Dyslexia and Brain Determinism

April 11th, 2008
Cat in the Stack

RO1 Funding Trend

The RO1 Funding Crunch

April 11th, 2008
Jeremy N. Block

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Feedback/Letters to the Editor

Smart Home, Social Hub | (One Letter)

Peter Fecci (left)

Vaccine Research Changes Another Life | (One Letter)

cancer cell

A “Sniper” at Work | (One Letter)

Cameron Mitchell, patient receiving injection

Immune Therapy Against Brain Cancer | (5 Letters)

Joshua D. Sosin

Reading Everyday History In Tattered Scraps | (One Letter)

Predictably Irrational, but Highly Entertaining

Predictably Irrational, but Highly Entertaining | (2 Letters)

Diving into Uncharted Waters

Diving into Uncharted Waters | (2 Letters)

Duke Data

Comparison of household water use and household income in Durham, NC - July 2007

household water use and household income in Durham, NC

5 Questions: Our Monthly 'Ask the Expert' Feature

Ana P. Barros

Five Questions About Rainfall and Drought for Ana Barros

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Biomedical engineer Nenad Bursac is working with stem cells, tissue engineering and biomaterials to build new heart muscle. Post your questions to him for next month's five-question interview!

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