9/25/15: Grand Rounds, Research Seminar returns and two celebrations
Friday will be a particularly busy day in the Department of Medicine. The Department will host two conferences and two of its centers will mark anniversaries with seminars and celebrations.
Funding opp: Bass Connections Project Proposals
All Duke faculty are invited to submit proposals for Bass Connections project teams by Nov. 6, 2015.
Peyser Co-chairs Consortium for Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships 2015
Bruce Peyser, MD, a clinician-educator in DGIM, will co-chair, along with Robyn Latessa, MD, from UNC SOM Asheville, the upcoming “Consortium for Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships (
Faculty Spotlight: Corrine Voils, PhD
For this week’s faculty spotlight, we talk to Corrine Voils, PhD, a faculty member of DGIM since completing her fellowship in 2004. In this interview, Voils talks about leading facult
School offers investigators support through Core Facility Voucher Program
The School of Medicine and its departments, institutes and centers oversee a wide range of research core facilities. To enable investigators to access these services for exciting new studies that are not yet externally funded, the School of Medicine provides support through the Core Facility Voucher Program.
This joint program with the School of Medicine (SOM), the Duke Translational Research Institute (DTRI) Pilot Program and the Office of the Provost offers vouchers in amounts ranging from $500 to $10,000, redeemable for provision of services at Duke University core facilities/shared resources.
9/17/15: Duke's annual flu vaccination blitz
Duke University Health System will hold its annual flu vaccination blitz on Thur., Sept.
Chancellor's Program Project Accelerator offers funding up to $100,000
The Chancellor's Program Project Accelerator, developed by the Chancellor' Science Advisory Council, is intended to accelerate development of large multi-investigator research programs led by faculty in basic or clinical departments of the Duke Schools of Medicine and Nursing. The accelerator program will fund up to three one-year awards of up to $100,000 in 2015.