We live in a soup of environmental pollution that has pervaded our tissues with a variety of toxic chemicals. Long-lasting […] Commentary – The Toxic Legacies Within Us
In response to a request from members of the Waccamaw Siouan tribe in southeastern North Carolina after tests of tribal […] Duke CEC partners with Waccamaw Siouan STEM Studio to share soil contaminant …
By Tamarr Moore, Summer Research Intern with the Community Engagement Core This summer, I worked with the Community Engagement and […] A Summer with the CEC
By Anod Saba, Summer Research Intern in Dr. Joel Meyer’s Lab This summer, I had the privilege to be a […] The Tiny Yet Mighty C. elegans
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 Emoni Barbour, Summer Research Intern in Dr. Edward Levin’s Lab It was certainly an experience working as an intern […] A Firsthand Look at My Summer Research and Laboratory Experience
By Kallie Davis, Summer Research Intern in Dr. Edward Levin’s Lab Model organisms are an essential part of toxicology. While […] The Model Dilemma – Choosing the Best Model Organism
Duke University Superfund Research Center’s Community Engagement Core, in conjunction with the NC State Center for Human Health and the […] CEC release guides on collecting data on contaminants in fish and on …
By Taya Davis, Summer Research Intern in Dr. Heather Stapleton’s Lab This summer, I had the opportunity to work in […] When Choosing Paint Colors, Keep this in Mind