We’re supporting Duke scholars to take on the world’s most important questions and the most vexing challenges through cutting-edge research, novel approaches to problem-solving and an innovative learning ecosystem.
Duke students of all levels are taking part in collaborative summer research projects, working alongside other teams on campus. This year, nine programs — including three new ones — will host more than 70 teams.
A team delves into the Rosetta Reitz papers in Duke’s Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library to construct a new model of creative and scholarly practice.
Faculty can propose “hubs” in areas that can galvanize emerging intellectual connections, research collaborations and links to partners, as well as create compelling pathways of inquiry for students.