Aston Martin’s Rapide S sports car is the latest design to make use of the ancient golden ratio, which mechanical engineering professor Adrian Bejan said confers a natural sense of beauty and speed.
Students and administrators are collaborating to increase awareness as part of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week.
Duke’s coolest building just got even cooler.
The team of neuroprosthetics researchers mounted an infrared camera on the head of a rat and connected it to the somatosensory cortex of the brain
Aphrodisiacs—substances that boost libido—have been speculated to be more mental than physical.
A team of Duke undergraduates working with the Nowicki Lab created a lifelike robotic sparrow to test a theory of angry bird behavior.
Norovirus, a highly communicable stomach virus responsible for millions of cases of gastroenteritis annually, has been found in several outbreak locations throughout North Carolina.
After 73 years scattered throughout the Duke Medicine campus, medical students finally have a home.
Students should not forgo discussions about sex with their partner before actually making the decision to do it.
Students have become more open to talking about sensitive subjects, contributing to an improvement in psychological health, administrators say.
he new Global Health Doctoral Certificate will be available to any student pursuing a Ph.D. who wishes to learn more about the subject.
State representatives have debated how to move the process forward.
In an era of tightened government purse-strings, corporations play a central, if not controversial, role in funding research at Duke.
Less invasive surgery at earlier stages of breast cancer has been correlated with higher rates of patient survival.
The exterior design of the two C-1 hybrid buses that debuted last year serves to remind students, faculty and employees of Duke’s sustainability motto.
Duke’s new student health leader will use his web savvy to reach out to students.
Dr. Shenglan Tang was appointed by the World Health Organization to lead a project that will attempt to develop the health sector of Laos.
For students who demand intelligence not just from their peers but from their houses, Duke has just the place to live.
Medical policies limit hospitals’ ability to understand patients with traumatic brain injuries.
Socioeconomic status, rather than neuropsychological impairment, could be a significant confounding factor that was underestimated in the original study.
