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Science poetry: oxymoron or vital device?

Does poetry have a place in science education?

News

Credit: Anthropic

Be Awed by Claude: The Most Cautious Yet Most Powerful Large Language Model

Arjun Saha Choudhury

Credit: Dorkenwald et al. (2024).

Scientists Reveal First-Ever Map of Fruit Fly Brain

Ashleigh Waterman

Credit: Nobel Prize Foundation

Ambros and Ruvkun: Changing the Central Dogma?

Credit: Britannica

Saving the Giants: Advances in Stem Cell Research for Panda Conservation

Michelle Hsiung

Spotlights

Credit: Duke URS Office

The URS Office: How Duke’s Trinity College Supports Undergraduate Research

Credit: Georgia Aquarium

[Part 2] A Game of Jenga with Fishes: A Conversation with Tiffany Paalman in the Silliman Lab

Credit: Tiffany Paalman (Marine Science and Conservation, MSC, Program ‘30)

[Part 1] A Game of Jenga with Fishes: A Conversation with Tiffany Paalman in the Silliman Lab

Credit: Srishti Kumari

Bridging the Gap: Duke Remote Area Medical (RAM) Expands Healthcare Access to Rural North Carolina

High School Science Communication Challenge

Credit: Assil Gaur Eye Institute

Reprogramming Sight: How Stem Cells Are Being Harnessed to Reverse Vision Loss

Duke Vertices Staff

Credit: Getty Images

Biology’s Biggest Plot Twist: The Jellyfish That Rewinds Time

Duke Vertices Staff

Credit: the NIH

Navigating Nav1.7: The Future of Pain Medication

Duke Vertices Staff

Credit: California Institute of Technology

The Bandage of the Future: Healing Wounds with Smart Technology

Duke Vertices Staff