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Center studies effects of silver nanoparticles

By Mateen Saffarian | February 2, 2011

As Duke students go about their daily lives, they may not realize that many of their household products contain silver nanoparticles, a material with effects that are still unknown.

Flowers bloom in full color every year on campus as the weather gets warmer. The University’s team of 13 horticulturists, who have more than 30 years combined experience, are responsible for designing and maintaining Duke’s gardens.

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Horticulture team brings years of experience to Gardens maintenance

By Mateen Saffarian | April 30, 2010

As finals approach, many students may not realize the work put into a scenic campus study spot.

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Horticulture team brings years of experience to Gardens maintenance

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