
Maddie Clark awarded Teaching on Purpose fellowship
Congratulations to Neurobiology grad student Maddie Clark (Bilbo Lab) who just received a fellowship from the Kenan Institute of Ethics to spend this spring as a Teaching on Purpose Fello
Southwell's innovative epilepsy treatment and research featured
Note: Derek Southwell is a member of Neurobiology's training faculty.
Challenge Accepted: Duke Science and Technology Scholars include Neurobiologists Chantell Evans and Josh Huang
A Bold New Effort Aims to Harness the Mechanisms of Resilience
Blazing/Duarte Ortiz awarded Professional Development Grant
Congratulations to Robin Blazing (Franks Lab) and Fabiola Duarte Ortiz (Mooney Lab) for their successful grant application to the Graduate School! The two students will continue to host a car
DIBS Announces 2021-2022 Incubator Awards
The Duke Institute for Brain Sciences is once again funding an excellent slate of collaborative, interdisciplinary projects that have great promise to generate significant advancement in our knowle
Grandl Lab's latest research on Piezo ion channels published in eLife
Postdoctoral research associate Amanda Lewis is the first author on the latest manuscript from the Grandl Lab. “Piezo1 ion ch
DUKE-LED TEAMS AWARDED $18 MILLION TO INVESTIGATE PARKINSON’S DISEASE
Researchers at Duke University School of Medicine have been selected to lead two inter-institution team grants totaling $18 million to investigate Parkinson’s disease.
Dzirasa named to the National Academy of Medicine
Kafui Dzirasa, MD, PhD, training faculty member of Neurobiology and t
Alvarado dissertation leads to Nature article
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