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The Jo Rae Wright Fellowship for Outstanding Women in Science was created in memory of Joe Rae Wright, who served as dean of The Graduate School from 2006

The Duke University School of Medicine Office of Biomedical and Graduate Education (OBGE) and Precision Genomics Collaboratory pilot grant supports students' efforts in genomics and cli

The Duke University School of Medicine Biomedical PhD Students Research Pilot Grants are awarded to SoM Biomedical PhD students who are pursuing innovative research in basic and/or clinical genomic

Emily Cannistraci, a Ph.D.

Dr. Soek-Yong Lee, Professor in Biochemistry and Duke Science and Technology Scholar, studies how we sense hot and cold.

Bach Nguyen was awarded a TriCEM Graduate Student Award for his strong research proposal that will provide insights into antibiotic evolution using two recently discovered p

The LEADER Course bridges the gap between scientific expertise and the management skills needed to succeed in a small business unit. Congratulations!

The Meyer Lab's innovative and versatile approach provides new insights into the function of TYHDF proteins in cells.

Dr. Amanda Horstman Smith was the first PhD student to join Dr. Meta Kuehn’s lab. But with Dr.

Humans and animals sense cold through temperature drops and menthol. The ion channel TRPM8 detects the cold and sends signals to sensory neurons to tell us we are feeling something cooler.