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The water flea Daphnia. Credit Poryecto Agua, cc-by-nc-sa

What’s New Under the Sun? Offering An Alternate View on Evolutionary Novelty

July 29, 2022

Z. Yan Wang with California two-spot octopus

Live Fast, Die Young: Grass Fellow Explores Octopus's Death Spiral

July 7, 2022

Mimic octopus in the MBL Marine Resources Center. Credit Jennifer Tsang

The Trigger That Makes an Octopus Mom Self-Destruct | The New York Times

May 16, 2022

Mimic octopus in the MBL Marine Resources Center. Credit Jennifer Tsang

Octopuses Tragically Destroy Themselves After Mating. We May Finally Know Why | Science Alert

May 16, 2022

"Desert Landscape on a Salt Crystal," by Loretta Roberson, Michael Shribak, and Navahni (grade 11) was one of the MBL submissions to the UChicago "Science as Art" competition.

MBL Research Featured in UChicago “Science as Art” Contest

April 14, 2022

Print of kelp forest by Brooke Weigel

On Giant Seaweed, an Intimately Packed Microbiome

April 1, 2022

butterflies

Transparency in Butterflies, from A-Z: It’s More of a Superpower than We Thought

January 21, 2022

neurons treated with nicotine

Nicotine Addiction Study Leads to Fundamental Insight on Neural Plasticity

January 6, 2022

alexander okamoto holds a skate egg case

Nature or Nurture: How Does an Animal Get its Microbiome?

December 9, 2021