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Tucked away in the Engineering Quad, students and scientists watch as syringes pump out a steady stream of translucent beads, no more than 90 microns in diameter. These beads are made of hyaluronic acid, and will soon be manipulated to form a hydrogel, or a synthetic microenvironment for human tissue growth.
Thought regenerating tissue was just for salamanders? It turns out that humans can regenerate certain tissues faster than others too.
Duke is in good financial shape, but the university is looking to raise money to expand programs like financial aid.
Occupants of one Craven Quad dorm heard a crashing sound coming from their first-floor window Sept. 13. When they ran to investigate, they found a brick lying on the floor surrounded by shards of glass.
First-year Dylan Schneiderman walked out of Gross Hall with one mission on his mind—he had just more than an hour to persuade as many strangers as possible to play a game of tic-tac-toe.