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We study how cells transduce mechanical forces rapidly (in milliseconds) into electrical and chemical signals.

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Precision under pressure: The dawn of membrane tension clamping – Biophysical Journal

Body’s Touch Sensor has a Previously Undiscovered Signal – Duke Today

Inclusive Mentorship with High School Scholars: The Duke University Neuroscience Experience – Duke The Graduate School

Trading backpacks for lab coats: High school students become neuroscientists at Duke – WUNC

Measuring the Lightest Touch Your Body Responds To – Pratt News

Finally Getting to Scratch That Itch – Pain Research Forum

Sensing the pressure – eLife

Preisträger lüfteten Geheimnis um Sinneseindrücke – Jungfrauzeitung

Two scientists win Nobel Prize in medicine for how we sense temperature and touch – Statnews

Mole-Rat Pain Resistance Could Point the Way to New Analgesics – Scientific American

A cellular mechanism for age-induced itch – Science

Proteins get touchy under pressure – Chemistry World – The Royal Society of Chemistry

Why do we feel hot and cold as pain? – BBC Future

Getting in Touch with Jörg Grandl –Trends in Biochemical Science (TIBS)

A Tour De (Tiny) Force – Duke Today

Turning Duke Experiences into Science Fair Gold – Duke Research Blog

Why You Always Know Where Your Nose Is – The Atlantic

Pain-Sensing Gene Named for Rocky – Duke Today

Small Mutation Changes Brain Freeze to Hot Foot – Duke Today

How Cartilage Cells Sense Forceful Injury – Duke Today

Key Osmotic Channel Protein Identified – The Scientist


 

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