Duke’s cross-departmental PhD in Cell & Molecular Biology (CMB) empowers scholars to decipher and reprogram cellular machinery. Rotations span super-resolution imaging of mitotic spindle dynamics, CRISPR screens mapping ferroptosis regulators, and synthetic organelle engineering. Professional tracks support biotech translation, policy, or K-12 outreach.
Optogenetic control of phase-separated transcriptional condensates
Proximity labeling proteomics identifying viral-host interactomes
Live-cell lattice light-sheet imaging of cytoskeletal repair
AI-enhanced cryo-ET segmentation of mitochondrial morphology
Synthetic lipid droplet bioreactor for metabolic engineering
Single-cell multi-omics of stress granule assembly
CRISPRa screen for senescence-protective pathways
Mathematical model of nuclear-pore transport kinetics
Nano-needle electroporation delivering mRNA therapeutics
Policy memo on gene-drive governance in vector control
Public science exhibit visualizing cell division in VR
Engineer and understand life’s fundamental unit through Duke CMB.
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