Over the past year, the scientists here at the Duke Superfund Research Center have been busy trying to better understand […] Recent publications: chemical exposure and the developing brain
By Savannah Volkoff Our final installment for the summer blog series, “Friend Request Accepted” features PC12 cells, used by Ted […] Friend request accepted, part 5
By Lauren Donoghue While they may be tiny – microscopic, even – the little worms I’ve been working with this […] Solving the mitochondrial mystery
One of our research projects, Project 2, studies how several halogenated flame retardants can disrupt the thyroid system, which affects […] Brominated flame retardants, brominated glue…why we need to do a better job
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