A Summer Experience That Aims to Train the Next Generation of Researchers
More than 120 students from Duke and institutions nationwide shared their research at a showcase at Duke this summer, presenting on projects that spanned the sciences, engineering, social sciences, and health policy.
It’s about the revisions, the unexpected results, and the persistence and perseverance to keep going
The students’ projects featured a range of disciplines and perspectives across 11 programs, contributing to research that improves and saves lives. Examples of work included advancing cancer immunotherapy and refining technologies for Alzheimer’s care.
- Advancing cancer immunotherapy
- Refining technologies for Alzheimer’s care
- Public policy students tackling issues such as access to health care in rural areas
Author's summary: Students shared research at Duke's Summer Research Showcase.
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