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Marine Biological Laboratory Receives $1 Million from State to Restore Waterfront Park Seawall

Clifford Brangwynne and Anthony Hyman

Breakthrough Prize Recognizes Discovery at MBL of New Organizing Principle in Cells

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

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

Sally Seraphin is using red-eyed tree frogs to study the effects of early childhood adversity. Credit: Geoff Gallice

What Can Frogs Tell Us About Childhood Adversity? Whitman Fellow Sally Seraphin Explores

Stentor pyriformis with photosynthetic algae inside moves around under the microscope. Credit: Kayley Hake

Cellular Collaboration: Whitman Fellow Shines Light on Unique Symbiosis

Grass Fellow Maya Kaelberer setting up her microscope to look at the vagus nerve. Photo by Horst Andreas Obenhaus.

That’s Your Stomach Talking: Grass Fellow Studies Gut-Brain Link

Grass Fellow Z. Yan Wang visiting an active California two-spot octopus (O. bimaculoides) at the Marine Resources Center. Photo by Nora Bradford.

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

The Hawaiian bobtail squid, Euprymna scolopes, is a model system for studying animal-bacterial symbiosis. Credit: Tom Kleindinst

Squid and Octopus Genome Studies Reveal How Cephalopods’ Unique Traits Evolved