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A Parasitic DNA Sequence Hijacks Cell s Own Repair Machinery

A Parasitic DNA Sequence Hijacks Cell s Own Repair Machinery
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First Presidential Distinguished Chair Named in Honor of Chancellor Washington, Awarded to Dzirasa

Presidential Distinguished Chairs are a new class of endowed professorships, created to maximize the university’s ability to recruit and retain exceptional faculty in a wide range of disciplines, including those aligned with the Duke Science and Technology (DST) initiative.

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Chantell Evans Named a HHMI Freeman Hrabowski Scholar

Chantell Evans is one of 31 inaugural recipients of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Freeman Hrabowsky Scholarships, a new award of up to $8.6M over 10 years for outstanding early career faculty dedicated to EDI.

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Trudy Oliver Tracks a Deadly, Shapeshifting Tumor

Trudy Oliver, PhD, studies a type of cancer that has a 5-year overall survival rate of just 7%. Its biological drivers are different from most other cancers, so it’s harder to develop targeted treatments. On top of that, research into this tumor is under-funded.

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Milstein speaker to explore The Battle for Your Brain

Milstein speaker to explore The Battle for Your Brain
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