Duke Institute for Brain Sciences
Medical Research And Development
Why pick this one
Duke Institute for Brain Sciences connects interdisciplinary neuroscience research with education for high school, undergraduate, and graduate learners.
Best for
- interdisciplinary neuroscience research
- brain health, cognition, and neurotechnology research
- students seeking placement in Duke research labs
- public-facing brain education and visualization projects
- collaborations spanning neuroscience, engineering, psychology, art, policy, and business
Look elsewhere if
- people seeking direct medical diagnosis or treatment
- people seeking a conventional commercial research laboratory
Specialties
- brain health and wellness research
- memory, attention, and cognition
- neurotechnology
- brain development and aging
- cells, synapses, and molecules
- communication, senses, and perception
- computational neuroscience
- hormones and immunology
- movement
- neuroscience and art humanities
- neuroscience law, policy, and business
What makes them different
- Duke-based institute integrating schools, disciplines, and levels of analysis in neuroscience
- Education opportunities for high school, undergraduate, graduate, and generally curious learners
- Student research opportunities involve placement in Duke research labs
- Brain Portal planned as an interactive space featuring MRI imagery, motion-tracking projections, multi-touch tables, and holographic neurosurgical planning tools
- DIBS seed grants have supported interdisciplinary projects including an autism screening app
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 308 Research Dr, Durham, NC 27708-9975
- Phone
- +19196682512
- Website
- http://dibs.duke.edu/
- dukebrain@duke.edu
Services
- interdisciplinary neuroscience research
- neuroscience education
- community engagement
- student research lab placement
- brain visualization and public education
- interdisciplinary research collaboration