Addison Duda

Postdoctoral Scholar, Microbiology and Immunology

Honors & Awards

Joe Taylor Adams Fellowship, Department of Chemistry, Duke University (01/2025–05/2025)
Graduate Ambassador Fellowship, Department of Chemistry, Duke University (Spring 2025)
Burroughs Wellcome Fellowship, Department of Chemistry, Duke University (01/2024–05/2024)
NIH Pharmacological Sciences Training Program (T32 GM1333352), Department of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology, Duke University (09/2021–08/2023)
Member of Sigma Xi, Hope College Chapter
Member of Mortar Board (ΠΣΑ), Dianne Portfleet Alcor Chapter, Hope College
Member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, Michigan Beta Chapter

Boards, Advisory Committees, Professional Organizations

Graduate-Alumni Representative, Trinity Board of Visitors, Duke University (2024 - Present)

Professional Education

Ph.D., Duke University, Chemistry (2025)
B.S., Hope College, Chemistry, Biochemistry Emphasis: ACS-certified (2019)

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