Devloping Antiviral Treatments for COVID-19

Two Duquesne researchers are studying the genome of SARS-COV-2 to help guide the development of antiviral treatments for the disease.
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#BluffStories: Abner Jairo Ortiz Garcia

City Music Foundation's Mexican International Scholar
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Game Teaches Teens About Acne and Immunology

Dermis Defense is a game that allows players to help the main character, Benji, beat his acne breakouts.
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Stepping Up web graphic — Stepping Up: Recognizing Duquesne Employees Who Have Gone Above and Beyond During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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CARES Act Funding will Enable SBDC to Help Small Business Impacted by COVID-19

Duquesne University's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has been awarded CARES Act funding to expand its services to help small businesses deal with the challenges stemming from business disruption and damage by the current pandemic.

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What Makes for a Good Contact Tracer?

Duquesne University Professor Kristin D'Acunto is an infectious disease expert who has thoughts on what Pennsylvania and other states should look for as they hire thousands of new contact tracers over the next few weeks.

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Devloping Antiviral Treatments for COVID-19

#BluffStories: Abner Jairo Ortiz Garcia

Game Teaches Teens About Acne and Immunology

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