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Axolotl in the Karen Echeverri Lab. Credit Christian Selden

Central Command: Injury to Axolotl Tail Activates Distant Neurons in Brain, Promoting Regeneration

May 20, 2025

People gather in a circle around empty totes on a boat and look at a map.

Up Close with Urchins: Undergrads Collect Lab Specimens on the Gemma

April 24, 2025

woods hole aerial

Guest Commentary: We Must Stand Together

April 1, 2025

A man stands in front of a poster on a bulletin board and points at it, facing away from the board. Another man and a woman stand in front of him, facing the poster.

MBL Community Shares Research at Postdoctoral Symposium

March 12, 2025

MBL Campus

Marine Biological Laboratory Welcomes Sharon Stanczak as Chief Advancement Officer

January 9, 2025

A ribonucleoprotein (a structure made of RNA and protein) within a diversity-generating retroelement (DGR). DGRs are mechanisms that allow microorganisms to edit their genes. A new study in Nature has revealed clues about how they work. Credit: Blair Paul, generated from an RNP structure in Handa et al., using Protein Data Bank Japan (PDBJ).

Uncovering Clues to a Natural Gene-Editing Technique

January 9, 2025

Northern Lights over Eel Pond.

2024: A Year of Discovery at MBL

December 31, 2024

2. An iron oxide microbial mat that develops in the outflow channels from the boreholes drilled at the Soudan Underground Iron Mine in northern Minnesota. Credit: Cody Sheik

Living in the Deep, Dark, Slow Lane

December 18, 2024

People holding a big check made out to MBL for 200,000 dollars.

MBL Awarded State Funding to Expand Educational Opportunities for Massachusetts Public School Students

September 25, 2024