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In a lawsuit brought under the False Claims Act, a former Duke employee says Duke faculty and administrators ignored and hid allegations of scientific misconduct, allegedly resulting in $200 million of funding based on fraudulent data.
A new global education program in Alaska allowed students to explore the intersection of biology and culture this summer.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council announced plans for a student-led financial aid initiative during their meeting Tuesday.
A new Jamba Juice franchise will soon be joining Ninth Street’s dining scene.
A new study from Duke’s biochemistry department has explained why DNA—not RNA—became the signature blueprint of life.
A study by Duke researchers on the activity of a brain receptor in mice is providing new clues for treating obsessive behaviors in humans.
On the heels of announcing their partnership with Duke in January, representatives from the Indian Institute of Technology in Gandhinagar met with Duke officials in Durham last month to build upon their previous discussions.
Last month, Dr. Linda Cendales— associate professor of surgery at Duke University School of Medicine and director of Duke’s hand transplant program—led a team that performed the first hand transplant surgery in North Carolina by attaching the limb to a patient from Laredo, Texas, who lost his hand in a childhood accident. Cendales discussed the surgery and the future of the procedure with The Chronicle via email.
Duke scientists have successfully engineered a protein antibody that is capable of targeting cancerous tumors.
Duke researchers are making strides in understanding how breast cancer cells can evade treatment by hiding in bone marrow tissue.
As Duke’s presidential search committee begins looking for President Richard Brodhead’s successor, faculty reflect on his lasting legacy and influence.
A poliovirus cancer treatment designed by Duke medical researchers was awarded rare "breakthrough therapy" status by the Food and Drug Administration last week to speed up its approval for market use.
In the future, motivating yourself to write that final paper could start with hooking your brain up to a TV monitor.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee discussed adding CJ’s Street Food to its food truck rotation at its meeting Monday.
Researchers at Duke have been accused of withholding clinical data used to evaluate the blood thinner drug Xarelto.
Scientists, vaccine developers and students gathered at Duke Friday to discuss forming new alliances to promote access to medicine and limit the spread of Zika, a mosquito-borne disease that affects pregnant women.
Lukman Faily, Iraqi ambassador to the U.S., spoke about sectionalism in Iraq and the social and economic challenges facing the country during a discussion at Duke Thursday.
A Bass Connections project started this year aims to increase civic participation among Durham refugees.
Public health experts at Duke are taking steps to establish a new population health department in the School of Medicine with the recent launch of the Center for Population Health Sciences.
Editor's Note: Califf was officially confirmed by the Senate Wednesday morning.
