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Duke Undergrads at Malapa Cave

Duke undergraduates Tawnee Sparling T'12 (left) and Kelly Ostrofski T'12 worked on the Malapa Cave dig in 2010. Read about their discoveries here.

April 10, 2013

Undergrad Researchers Put Their Names on History

Summer projects led to co-authorship of two Science papers

By Karl Leif Bates

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Maybe Lucy Wasn't Your Mom

Paleo-anthropologist finds himself in a three million year old argument

Darryl Smith

Feel My Pain

Improving care for people with sickle cell disease in the emergency department

Crucifixion, Capanna

Lasers ID ancient artists' intent

A new laser system aids art conservation and restoration.

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Duke's deep bench scores on the Higgs boson search

Physicists and their students play a critical role in new particle discovery.

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Social Media Map May Protect Last Great Marine Wilderness

Citizen scientists to use social media to document ecosystems and development in Western Australia.

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Sea monsters, textbooks, come to life with iPad app

Duke scientists and students create a new model for a portable, digital textbook -- with movies.

Katrina Wisdom

Exploring the Universe on a Break

Undergrads stop by CERN for a tour

Model of collision

Down a Quantum Hole

Undergrad gets a shot at the world's largest physics experiment

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Dancers take engineering for a spin

The public's understanding of engineering is poor, but one student is hoping ballet can give the field a leg up.

Speaking With an Accent Keeps Crossbills Straight

Seven "races" stay in touch by their dialects

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Can't Beat A Retreat

Science in the Summer includes the fun and stimulating departmental retreat

Jane Goodall

Mining 50 Years of Chimpanzee Data

Notes from Jane Goodall's long-term study being worked on at Duke

Victoria Szabo

Second Life for Scholars

Digital humanities exploring virtual worlds

Eria Weinthal

Finding Water After War

Where does infrastructure fit into peace negotiations?

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Welcome to the 'Intellectual Hotel'

Many Minds May Make Light Work

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