Research News


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The Rhythm is Gonna Get You (Moving Faster)
Research demonstrates the power of rhythm as a design element in evolution and robotics


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Scientists Funded to Teach Computers How to Develop Solar Materials
David Mitzi joins a collaboration to accelerate the discovery of the structure-property relationships that underpin the hybrid organic inorganic structures of metal-halide perovskites


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Growing Triple-Decker Hybrid Crystals for Lasers
Collaboration between Duke and Purdue explores the fabrication and optoelectric characterization of multilayered perovskites


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A Non-Invasive Way to Visualize the Deep Brain
By developing a brain imaging tool that can stick directly to a patient's scalp, Xiaoyue Ni and Junjie Yao aim to make it easier for doctors to diagnose strokes


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Unlocking the Future Potential of Living Materials
Researchers across campus aim to harness bacteria to engineer adaptive living materials


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How the Partnership of a Duke Ph.D. and a Professor Led to Multiple Medical Device Start-Ups
Alumnus Cambre Kelly is developing innovative solutions to difficult clinical problems in orthopedics through two start-ups


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Flexing Crystalline Structures Provide Path to a Solid Energy Future
Machine learning approach opens insights into an entire class of materials being pursued for solid-state batteries


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Biologic Used by Athletes Could Also Ease Nerve Pain from Chemo, Diabetes
Autologous conditioned serum (ACS) -- a biologic therapy that famous athletes swear by to treat arthritis and sports injuries -- also shows benefit for the kind of neurological pain caused by chemotherapy or diabetes