By Sakina Shahid, Summer Research Intern in Dr. Nishad Jayasundara’s Lab I have always been terrified of encountering or touching […] Fish Can Be Friends!
By Nishika Karbhari Here in the Neural and Behavioral Toxicity Assessment Core at the Duke SRC, we study the effects […] Neuroscience and a new alliance: Integrating toxicology and behavioral studies
By Dr. Ed Levin The Neural and Behavioral Toxicity Assessment (NBTA) Core here at Duke is headquartered in my […] Mechanism meets behavior – NBTA style
By Savannah Volkoff Welcome to our “Friend request accepted” series! This is the 4th post in a series highlighting the […] Friend request accepted, part 4
By Emily Crosby, Superfund intern and senior at Duke Somewhere in the fairly distant future, I’m hoping to be a […] Behavior: the first step
By Savannah Volkoff In an effort to familiarize our readers with the organisms studied by our labs, we’re starting a […] Friend request accepted, part 3
by Jina Kim, REU summer 2012 For a pre-med student and biology major, my choice to research at Duke’s […] A pre-med student’s summer working with worms and PAHs
By Amy Lin, REU intern 2012 Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose. -Zora […] Poking and Prying with a Purpose