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New Digital Magazine: Interdisciplinary Spirit

“Duke has created a truly robust interdisciplinary ecosystem,” says Ed Balleisen, senior vice provost for interdisciplinary programs and initiatives. “Interdisciplinary research, education and engagement depend on a range of practical institutional supports that might not be immediately obvious but are essential … and these supports only matter because incredibly talented and committed people take advantage of them.” 

In the inaugural issue of our new magazine, Interdisciplinary Spirit, discover how that ecosystem comes to life. Explore stories of undergraduates, graduate and professional students, faculty and community partners shaping new ideas and approaches across Duke.

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Highlights

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Closing the Screening Gap

Geraldine Dawson, Duke autism expert, provides an update on the SenseToKnow app developed by an interdisciplinary team at Duke.

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Fueling New Collaborations

Ten faculty-led projects have received seed funding to spark new interdisciplinary partnerships and explore bold approaches to complex challenges.

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What Makes Duke Distinctive

Ed Balleisen reflects on how Duke brings research, education and engagement together for an interdisciplinary experience that stands out.

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Free online short courses help emerging scholars prepare for high-level research, innovative teaching, leadership and/or public engagement. Build skills, tools and knowledge to augment your regular coursework and research. 

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