The 7,900 acre Duke Forest, adjacent to campus, includes the Henry J. Oosting Natural Area, the Zoology Field Station, and the Duke University Primate Center. On campus, a full array of laboratory, microscopic, and culture facilities serve ongoing cellular, molecular, genetic, and developmental biology projects. Students have access to a dedicated computer lab supporting various statistical, drawing, presentation, and word-processing applications for both Mac and PC platforms. Direct access to the campus network, DukeNet, is provided from each office. Past projects have been conducted or aided with the help of those below.
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