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.
Proposals may be submitted by Duke faculty, staff, graduate/professional students, postdocs and trainees/fellows; all projects must have at least one faculty team leader.