Erich Huang, Lola Fayanju

Duke Positions Itself to Lead in 'Big Data' Era of Health Care

More than your laptop can manage? That's Big Data.
Titan Krios Cryo-EM microscope

A Giant Tool to See the Tiniest Things

Cryo-EM microscope unleashes 'a tsunami' of new protein structures
Duke's 22 ivory dolls are among only 180 known to exist. (Photo: Mark Zupan)

Doctor Dolls, Coming Soon in 3D

Figurines remain a mystery, but 3D scanning Xray will make them easier to study

Bonobos Help Strangers Without Being Asked

Humans aren't the only species eager to make a good first impression

Car, Stroller, Juice: Babies Understand When Words are Related

Eye-tracking data reveal babies understand more than we realize

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