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One Mother, Two Species: Ant Queens Clone Other Species to Increase Colony Productivity

Alessandra Dodson

Credit: Blueprint

The Cost of Five Letters: Rethinking the MD-PhD Advantage

Real-World AI, Not-So-Real Foundations: How Synthetic Data Shapes the World’s Leading Models

Arjun Saha Choudhury

Credit: Dr. Laura Tafe

Beyond the Stethoscope: Medicine, Mindfulness, and the Art of Looking Within

News

Did Juno? NASA Spacecraft Takes Closest Look at Io in Decades

Credit: Science

Solar-Powered Cells in Fuel? Scientists Engineer Yeast that Harness Light Energy

Credit: The News and Observer

Computer Curators: Exploring the Nasher’s AI Curated Exhibit

Water in Space? New Findings From Asteroid Sample May Point Toward Origins of Life

Spotlights

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

Credit: Duke Cancer Institute

The Cell Death Lab: Fighting Inflammatory Breast Cancer

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