Articles | Marine Biological Laboratory

Shinya Inoue lecturing at MBL in 2007 Photo by Dyche Mullins

Inoué Honored in Symposium by Microscopy Society of America

August 19, 2022

Marsh and marsh grass. Photo by Megan Costello

Does Excess Nitrogen Cause a Marsh to Build Up or Collapse? Team to Resolve Contradictions

August 18, 2022

Stamp depicting biologist EE Just

Stamps of Approval | The University of Chicago Magazine

August 18, 2022

MBL Campus

Marine Biological Laboratory Board of Trustees Elect New Chairman, Three New Members

August 18, 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

Almarely L. Berrios-Negron (left), John Gonzalez-Amoretti (center), and Yesenia Garcia-Sifuentes (right) share their experiences in the three-week long SPINES course. Credit: Yesenia Garcia-Sifuentes and Almarely L. Berrios-Negron

"Take Five" - SPINES Students Reflect on their MBL Experiences

August 18, 2022

Striped bass migrate to Eel Pond in May and leave in October. Credit: Ethan Gordon (www.ethangordon.com)

Telling Time: Eel Pond’s Striped Bass Help MBL Scientists Characterize Biological Rhythms

August 18, 2022

Student-made Winogradsky Columns. Project funded by the MBL Alumni ROCS program.

DIY Microscopes to Microbial Discovery: Alumni Bring MBL Spirit to Local Communities

August 12, 2022

Atlantic Surf Clam

If a Clam Can Live to 500, Why Can’t We? | The Atlantic

August 12, 2022