Research of Abdelaal, Arinel, Walder, and Wetsel highlighted in article on the 'psychedics research renaissance'
Decades after most hallucinogens were outlawed in the 1970s, scientists are researching their use in treating disorders like post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and addict
Neurobiology grad student Tiffany Ko has new first author paper
Third year graduate student Tiffany Ko (Brad Goldstein Lab) recently had a first author paper, 'Polycomb repressive complex 2 regulates basal cell fate during adult olfactory neurogenes
Minel Arinel featured in Trainee Spotlight
Fifth year Neurobiology graduate student Minel Arinel (Naumann Lab) is the subject of the most recent DIBS Trainee Spotlight, a series of interviews featuring trainees studying br
Fernando Wins Burroughs Wellcome Fund Graduate Diversity Enrichment Program Award
Fourth year graduate student Kayla Fernando (Hull Lab) is one of 12 students chosen to receive a 2023 Burroughs Wellcome Fund Graduate Diversity Enrichment Program Award.
Winston Liu awarded the Bill Hall Prize for Excellence in Graduate Student Research
The Bill Hall Prize for Excellence in Graduate Student Research is an annual award recognizing one or two senior Neurobiology graduate students who have made impactful contributio
Neurobiology Welcomes the Incoming Class of 2023
Medy Mu and Aja Pragana are this year’s incoming class of 2023 and both were born in China but did their undergrad degrees here in the US.
Alway one of two medical students interviewed by SoM's Dean Klotman
On August 11th in her weekly Friday Message to the Duke community, Dean Mary Klotman spoke with two School of Medicine students — Neurobiology's own Emily Alway, GS3, and Braylee Grisel
Study by Kantor and Chiba-Falek details new epigenetic therapy that reduces APOE, delaying or preventing late onset Alzheimer's
Research shows that carrying the APOE e4 variant significantly increases lifetime risk for late-onset Alzheimer's disease, and additional evidence suggests that lowering the varia
Savage Awarded F31
Rising fourth year graduate student Justin Savage (Eroglu Lab) has been awarded a NRSA F31 for his proposal, 'How does neuronal contact mediate astrocyte transcriptional maturatio
Two Neurobiology Students Win International Chancellor's Scholarships
Graduate students Shuoyi Li (Mooney Lab) and Phoebe Lee (Silver Lab) have been selected for the Duke SoM's International Chancellor's Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded