Research led by CTSI associate director highlights gap in E-Cigarette studies
E-cigarettes help some smokers quit. But many studies don’t track how many. people keep smoking and vaping at the same time.
Duke-NCCU Bridge Office celebrates five years of impact, partnership, and community
The Duke-NCCU Bridge Office marked a major milestone on July 30, 2026, as approximately 100 guests gathered to celebrate the five-year anniversary of the office at the Blue Hill Event Center in Cha
National presentation highlights collaborative vision for an interconnected health ecosystem
What does it take to build an interconnected health ecosystem where communities, researchers, healthcare systems, and institutions work together to improve health?
CTSI seeks proposals for NIH R25 research education grant opportunity
The Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) is inviting concept proposals from eligible Duke faculty for a Nat
CTSI and NCCU celebrate Calhoun’s career
Colleagues, partners, and community members gathered at the NC Central University (NCCU) Pearson Cafeteria Banquet Hall to celebrate the career of Faye Calhoun, PhD, and honor her unwavering dedication to NCCU and the broader research community.
Durham Early College of Health Sciences finishes first year strong, with nearly 100% retention
When Durham Early College of Health Sciences launched its inaugural year in 2025, the students showed up – and stayed. When the healthcare workforce initiative wrapped up year one in spring 2026, nearly all students had plans to return in the fall.
Symposium emphasizes sustaining relationships to improve health
Despite decades of scientific progress, the United States still trails all other high-income countries in longevity and health — a gap that Robert Califf, MD, MACC, said remains the field
Gift by Duke professor emeritus brings career in community health full circle
A transformational gift by School of Medicine Professor Emeritus J. Lloyd Michener, MD, establishes a new fund to support work that strengthens trust and deepens partnerships between Duke Health and the Durham community.
CRP roadshow exposes college students to careers in clinical research
The Duke CTSI Workforce Development (WFD) debuted the Clinical Research Professionals (CRP) Roadshow this past spring.
Grambow receives distinguished educator award from ACTS
Steve Grambow, PhD, associate chair of education in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, has been honored with an education innovation award from the Association for Clinical and Translational Science.