Current James B. Duke Professors
- David Aers - English and historical theology
- Dan Ariely — behavioral economics
- Robert P. Behringer - physics
- Vann Bennett - cell biology, biochemistry, neurobiology
- Allen Buchanan — public policy
- Linda Burton — sociology
- Blanche Capel — cell biology
- Bryan Cullen — virology
- Bruce Donald — Computer Science and Biochemistry
- Rick Durrett - mathematics
- Victor Dzau — medicine
- Owen Flanagan — philosophy
- Craufurd Goodwin — economics
- Joseph Heitman — molecular genetics, microbiology, microbial pathogenesis, and mycology
- Karla Holloway - English, law and African American Studies
- Donald L. Horowitz — law and political science
- Jerry Hough — political science
- Jack Keene - RNA biology
- Allen C. Kelley — economics
- Robert Keohane — political science
- Sally Kornbluth - pharmacology
- Rachel Kranton — Economics
- Robert Lefkowitz - biochemistry
- Kam W. Leong - biomedical engineering
- Paul L. Modrich — biochemistry
- Toril Moi — literature
- Berndt Mueller - physics
- Jane S. Richardson — biochemistry
- David G Schaeffer - mathematics
- J. E. R. Staddon — psychology
- Steven Vogel - biology
- Warren S. Warren - chemistry
- Ingrid Daubechies - mathematics
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