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WEBThe Duke Institute for Brain Sciences (DIBS) is a vibrant hub for neuroscience research, education, and community engagement, promoting interdisciplinary brain science and translating discoveries into solutions for health and society. Learn more about our vision, mission, and goals.
DIBS Awarded Grant to Support Student Neuroscience Research ...
WEBThe Duke Institute for Brain Sciences (DIBS) is proud to announce that its paid research experiences, the Duke University Neuroscience Experience (DUNE) and Cognitive Neuroscience Research Internship (CNRI) programs, have been awarded a Professional Development Grant for 2024.
At DIBS, Duke Alumni Get a Look into the Brain
WEBA full morning of exploring the brain and its newest biomedical innovations left participating alumni with a clear understanding of Duke’s up-and-coming research in the neurosciences and an appreciation for the intricate organ at the center of the institute.
DIBS Seed Funds Lead to Interdisciplinary BRAIN Grants; 7:1 ROI
WEBThrough December 2019, Duke faculty have received 19 BRAIN Initiative grants. Five of those grants received their start through the DIBS Research Incubator Awards. For more information, please see the Initiative’s Funded Awards website, https://braininitiative.nih.gov/funding/funded-awards.
Matthew Slayton | Duke Institute for Brain Sciences
WEBNews Matthew Slayton Trained in classical composition, philosophy, and linguistics, fourth-year Matthew returned to the Bull City for his doctorate in cognitive neuroscience to study how magnetic pulses might help boost memory.
Ashleigh Rawls - Duke Institute for Brain Sciences
WEBNews Ashleigh Rawls Born and raised in Raleigh, Ashleigh is a third-generation HBCU alum who unwinds from studying stress with pickleball, ramen, and pub trivia with friends.
Jessa Stegall - Duke Institute for Brain Sciences
WEBJessa Stegall. Jessa came to Duke after her time as an elementary teacher, which inspired her research on moral obligation in kids. When she’s not trying to understand young minds in the lab, you might find her reading tarot cards or a Jane Austen novel.
Minel Arinel - Duke Institute for Brain Sciences
WEBMinel Arinel. Minel enjoys solving both the daily Wordle and the mystery of the gut-brain axis. Outside of mentoring a cadre of undergraduate students on campus, you might find her exploring Durham by foot in the Duke Forest. Loading...
DIBS Goes Underground | Duke Institute for Brain Sciences
WEBDIBS is pleased to announce that we have now moved into our new 10,000+ square-foot space, including community gathering spaces, laboratories, and offices. Come visit us! Enter the new space through the glass cube on the …
Paris Brown | Duke Institute for Brain Sciences - dibs.duke.edu
WEBParis Brown. Paris—engineer, ceramist, and pilot—flew from Houston to Duke to grow brains in a dish. Now, she’s charting a course toward neuroethics and science policy after graduation. Loading...