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Deep Thinkers: Cetacean Intelligence Unveiled

Credit: National Human Genome Research Institute

Race-based Medicine: Examining Inequality Embedded in the U.S. Healthcare System

Credit: Duke Mag

Shaping Sight: How Early Experiences Develop Our Ability to Perceive Motion

Anthony Metayer

Credit: Andrew McCarthy

How the Sun Can Bring Light and Darkness

News

Credit: Conservation Biology Institute

The Science Behind the California Wildfires

Credit: Discover Durham

Duke’s Role in the Quantum Revolution

Emerson Cortazar

Credit: Nobel Prize Foundation

Hopfield and Hinton: The 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics

Credit: Anthropic

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

Arjun Saha Choudhury

Spotlights

Credit: SolidFace

Life without an answer key: independent study as a career stress test

Ruixuan Alyssa Li

Goldberg et al.

Turning Back the Cellular Clock

Neuroaesthetics and Art: From Renaissance Beauty to Duct-Taped Bananas

Credit: Naomi Wordofa

A New Model for an Old Problem: Bioengineering the Path to Understanding Uterine Fibroids

High School Science Communication Challenge

Credit: Zhang et al.

When Music Recommendation AI Battles Superbugs

Duke Vertices Staff

Credit: John Hopkins Medicine

The Paw-sitive Impact: Canine Intervention in Pediatric Care

Duke Vertices Staff

Credit: Ganzorig et al

Tiny but Powerful Microbes

Duke Vertices Staff

Credit: Britannica

Brainfreeze: Cryopreservation with an Innovative twist

Duke Vertices Staff