Events
09/28/2017
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Title: Of Men and Microbes: Social Determinants of the Microbiome
10/05/2017
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**Please note the change of time for this event** For abstract and title, please visit: http://ipl.econ.duke.edu/seminars/node/5713
10/19/2017
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TBA #5714
10/26/2017
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Title TBA #5790
11/09/2017
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Title and abstract TBA #5782
News
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The 2017 Social Networks and Health workshop is a week-long workshop that will introduce attendees to topics in social networks, and how they can be applied to research on health.
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One of our own: Christopher A Bail, a DUPRI Faculty member from the Sociology department, has won this prestigious award.
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Predict My Future reveals the answers to one of life's most fundamental questions: what makes us who we are?
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Linda Burton, dean of the social sciences and a professor of sociology, examines poverty from a worldwide, interdisciplinary perspective. Contributors discuss the leading theories and conceptual...
In the Media
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Our social networks have incredible implications for our health. James Moody is helping build a network of social network analysis scholars who can tackle these important areas of research.
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Carolina and Duke may be rivals in sports, but when it comes to research the two institutions are often collaborating on cutting edge work. For the Sixth Annual Demography Daze, UNC's Carolina...
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Despite survival boost, gender gap hasn’t budged DURHAM, N.C. -- People worldwide are living longer, healthier lives. A new study of mortality patterns in humans, monkeys and apes suggests that the...
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Predict My Future reveals the answers to one of life's most fundamental questions: what makes us who we are?
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Parents can help prevent their underage kids from drinking by employing a relatively simple strategy: setting clear rules that prohibit drinking, new research shows. The finding is based on the...