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August 03, 2020
AI May Offer a Better Way to ID Drug-Resistant Superbugs
Machine learning algorithm uses high-temporal-resolution growth curves to identify pathogens with 98% accuracy and predict antibiotic resistance just as well as genetic-based methods
August 04, 2020
Nightingale Named to NIBIB National Advisory Council
Kathy Nightingale will join the council, which provides biomedical expertise to the leaders of various health organizations
August 03, 2020
Researchers Create Artificial Organelles to Control Cellular Behavior
New form of synthetic biology for controlling cellular behavior uses intrinsically disordered proteins
June 12, 2020
'Covidentify' Adapts to Address a Changing Pandemic
June 12, 2020
Duke's Labs Are Back in Business, but in a New Way
June 09, 2020
A Message from Dean Bellamkonda on #ShutDownSTEM
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Supervillain Alert! New Tech IDs Drug-Resistant Superbugs.
Featuring Lingchong You
Spectroscopy | July 30, 2020
Spectroscopy for Medicine: From SERS, Laser-Induced Fluorescence, and Biosensors to Analytical Nanotools
Featuring Tuan Vo-Dinh
Duke BME Magazine
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The Research Issue | Featured Content
Engineering Biology for Medicine Inaugural Conference Held at Duke
When Ashutosh Chilkoti took over as chair of Duke University’s Department of Biomedical Engineering, one of his goals was to host a specialized conference for biomedical engineers in partnership with a high-impact research journal.
Zooming in on Neuronal Behavior
There are more than 86 billion neurons in the brain.
Big Ideas on a Small Surface
Several small slides sit in an incubator in Shyni Varghese’s lab at Duke University, where they are connected to an assortment of machines via a network of delicate clear tubes.
The Evolution of Genetic Engineering
Charles Gersbach, the Rooney Family Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University, leads a lab that is centered on developing and applying genome engineering tools––most notably CRISPR-based technology.
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