DIBS Offers Germinator Awards for Grad Students and Postdocs

The richness of Duke’s intellectual communities and its deep commitment to interdisciplinarity are major draws for top scholars who are leaders in their fields. Nine of these academic stars share why they came to Duke and why they stay.

Part of the Duke community since 2010, Sommer begins serving as director of DIBS on January 1, following the interim directorship of Alison Adcock, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences.

Deadline: September 15, 2024. The DIBS director will contribute to the wider leadership of interdisciplinary research, education and engagement at Duke, and will play a pivotal role in shaping Duke’s priorities in neuroscience.