Research in the neurological sciences is a multidisciplinary effort with contributions from clinical and laboratory-based investigation.

Basic and Translational Research

Members of the faculty in the Duke Division of Neurology have a broad range of research interests aimed at better understanding abnormalities of the nervous system.

Find out more about current basic and translational research studies.

Clinical Research

Researchers within the division also engage in active clinical research designed to more effectively diagnose and treat neurological conditions.

Find out more about current clinical research.

Specialty Programs

Duke Neurology comprises several clinical programs that deliver excellence patient care and pioneer research in our field. Click a program to learn more about our efforts.

• Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
• Demyelinating Disease
• Clinical Neurophysiology
• General Neurology
• Memory Disorders
• Movement Disorders
• Neuromuscular Service and Peripheral Neurophysiology
• Neuro-Oncology
• Neuroscience Critical Care
• Pain and Headache
• Pediatric Neurology
• Stroke Center