Coronavirus (COVID-19) Research-Related Updates

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Upcoming +DS COVID-19 Data Science Seminars

Data Science Methods With Direct Application to COVID-19
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

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Research Blog

Tracking Tiny Moving Targets
by Robin Smith
July 28, 2020
This squiggly line shows the path taken by a snippet of DNA as it might move around within the...
Why Ruffed Lemurs (and Their Gut Microbes) Need to Eat Greens
by Guest Post
July 14, 2020
We offered fruit-eating ruffed lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center fresh lettuce each afternoon for 10...
Saving Africa’s Biggest Trees to Help Earth Breathe
by Guest Post
July 13, 2020
Like wine, cheese, and savvy financial investments, many tropical trees become more valuable with...

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