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Artificial Intelligence Gets Physical | NIH - NIBIB

November 11, 2022

Bat star Patiria miniata Credit Daniel George iNaturalist

In the New Swartz Lab, the Sea Star Shines as a System to Illuminate Reproductive Health

November 10, 2022

Squid chromatophores. Credit Roger Hanlon

Hanlon Award Aims to Reveal Dynamic Interplay of Pigments & Reflectors in Cephalopod Skin

October 27, 2022

A stylized image of a nematode worm (C. elegans) adult encircled by embryos. Credit: Yicong Wu

A New Protocol for Live Imaging Emerges from MBL Embryology Course

October 27, 2022

Myoblasts (muscle cells) from mice offer a window into the function of nuclear movement. Credit: Raquel Pereira (@Pereira_ARR)

On the Go: MBL Nikon Fellow Studies Why Nuclei Move – and How

August 29, 2022

Shinya Inoue lecturing at MBL in 2007 Photo by Dyche Mullins

Inoué Honored in Symposium by Microscopy Society of America

August 19, 2022

A worm embryo with labelled skin cells moves around under the microscope. Raw image projections (left) with identified nuclei (center) and corresponding posture model (right). Credit: Evan Ardiel

Opening the Black Box of Late Neurodevelopment

August 18, 2022

Images taken on a scanning electron microscope during the arthropod module of the 2022 Embryology course at the MBL.

Embryology Students Capture Stunning Images

June 24, 2022

Confocal microsopy of octopus arm and suckers. Credit Stephen Senft, Hanlon Lab

8-Armed Symphony: Roger Hanlon Lands Grant to Illuminate Neural Sensing & Control of Octopus Arms

June 24, 2022