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Several things played into my decision to join the Biophysics Program
at Duke. I think the most important is the opportunity the Program
provides to learn and perform research in biophysics across fields and
departments. There is certainly a good collaborative atmosphere here,
and it's growing stronger. The faculty and resources are excellent,
as are my fellow graduate students, co-conspirators in their respective
fields. Something else to be considered is that the area presents
a lot of other opportunities to take part in, to balance out those times
when science makes you want to kick a concrete wall really hard.
Andrew Ban |
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Being in the SBB program has allowed me to have stimulating discussions
with people who have the same interests as me.
Preeti Chugha |
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I would encourage anyone with an interest in structural biology,
particularly in bioStructural Biology and design, to consider the Structural Biology and Biophysics
program here at Duke. It brings together professors and students
from Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Biomedical Engineering for a dialogue
on the forces that govern Structural Biology and structure.
Loren Looger |
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