AI Rules in Two Popular MBL Courses September 5, 2024 Poster Session Highlights Undergraduate Summer Research at MBL August 29, 2024 Ocean on a Tabletop: "Gravity Machine" Bridges Vast Scales, from Cells to Climate Change August 29, 2024 A New Way to See the Wonderfully Strange ‘Water Bear’ August 26, 2024 See all Education News MBL courses are often called “transformative”, a strong statement, verified each year in course reviews. Why? Because students are empowered to pursue science at the very highest levels. Participants have access to state-of-the-art equipment and learn the fundamental principles upon which the technology is based. Trainees work directly with outstanding faculty from around the world, pursuing novel experiments that test new ideas and foster a globe-spanning network of collaboration. From this comes a fearlessness pushing the boundaries of current knowledge. Advanced Research Training Courses MBL Advanced Research Training Courses (ARTC) attract 500+ graduate students and postdoctoral researchers annually from 300+ institutions in over 30 countries. Over 20 courses are offered across the biological sciences: Development and Reproduction Cell Physiology, Microbiology, and Infectious Disease Neuroscience Microscopy view ADVANCED RESEARCH TRAINING COURSES See Course Calendar Comparative Developmental Biology Comparative Developmental Biology is an intensive two-week laboratory course for graduate students in their second or later year of Ph.D studies and post-docs, who seek a broad training in experimental approaches to developmental questions across diverse study organisms. View Comparative Developmental Biology Postbaccalaureate Program Empowering New Graduates to Access Graduate Education in Biology, or ENGAGE Bio, is a post baccalaureate program that will support training of recent STEM graduates in the biological sciences. ENGAGE-Bio aims to increase access to graduate education through an immersive, year-long independent research experience at the Marine Biological Laboratory. View the MBL Postbaccalaureate Program MBL/UChicago PhD Graduate Program The newly established joint program between the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) and the University of Chicago (UChicago) leverages the unique partnership between two leading research institutions and combines the best of both worlds – access to a collaborative and expansive research environment that spans the scales of biological discovery at the MBL in Woods Hole, MA and the first-class resources of the University of Chicago. View the MBL/UChicago PhD Graduate Program Undergraduate Programs Why come to MBL? Go beyond the classroom walls and enter into active laboratory and field research in biological and environmental sciences. Train, engage, and collaborate with MBL researchers using state-of-the-art equipment and technologies that bridge real-work experience with scientific discovery. Are you ready to learn science by doing it? Semester in Environmental Science (SES) Semester in Biological Discovery (SBD) University of Chicago Undergraduate Courses view UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS High School Science Discovery Program Take your science classroom to the next level at the MBL. Immerse your students in active and ongoing research conducted by MBL research scientists that tackles the major questions in basic biological sciences. The High School Science Discovery Program puts the tools and technology of modern biological research in the hands of your students, allowing them to discover their inner scientists. Coral Reefs in a Changing World Anatomy and Development of Marine Vertebrates and Invertebrates Exploring Hidden Biodiversity with DNA Sequencing CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing of Aquatic and Marine Organisms Adaptation and Evolution in Response to Environmental Challenges view High School Science Discovery Programs Internships at MBL Build your professional experiences, skills, and knowledge through field- and laboratory-based research opportunities. Biological Discovery in Woods Hole Support Opportunity for Undergraduate Research The Woods Hole Partnership Educational Program (PEP) Independent Internships view internships Logan Science Journalism Program We bring journalists into the field for an immersive experience to expand their basic biomedical and environmental research thinking as science journalists. Room, board, course fees, and travel are covered for accepted fellows. Biomedical Hands-On Research Course for Science and Health Journalists Environmental Hands-On Research Course for Environmental Journalists view the Logan Science Journalism Program MBL Toolbox Access our most commonly requested services. Or see all of our research tools to view everything we have to offer. For StudentsFor InstructorsFor ResearchersCome Back to the MBLCampus HealthLogistical InformationOrder an OrganismAnimal CareEquipment and FacilitiesResearch Policies and ProceduresPlanning Your Trip View the entire mbl toolbox
Ocean on a Tabletop: "Gravity Machine" Bridges Vast Scales, from Cells to Climate Change August 29, 2024