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Origins of the Duke Marine Lab

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Explore the rich history and evolution of the Duke University Marine Lab in this 13-minute documentary. Discover why Beaufort was chosen as the ideal location and trace the lab's development since 1938. Gain insight into DUML's groundbreaking research, impactful teaching methods, and dedicated community service. Learn about key figures like Dr. Pearse and Dr. C.G. Bookhout, significant milestones such as the USS Monitor discovery, and the lab's integration into the Nicholas School of Environment. Examine the lab's adaptation to modern challenges, including climate change research and drone technology implementation. Understand the strong community connections and camaraderie that have defined the lab's culture from its inception to the present day.

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After the release of the documentary, it was brought to our attention that the photograph at is mislabeled. The photo is actually of John Newton and Jacques Cousteau.
| Introduction
| Dr. Pearse starts the Marine Lab
| Dr. C.G. Bookhout
| 1950s Promo Film
| R.V. Eastward
| USS Monitor Discovery
| Research Vessels
| Nicholas School of the Environment
| Social Scientists
| Duke's Climate Commitment
| The Drone Lab
| Community Connection
| Helping the Community
| Camaraderie - Past & Present

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    Luc Xavier Fabrice Cornet @Xavier20
    I had never thought of greater story on Duke until this one. I was a small kid when I watch ed the series of documentaries of Jean Jacques Cousteau and seeing these photos years later brought me to tears and the course in itself was rather interesting.
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