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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
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Stentor pyriformis with photosynthetic algae inside moves around under the microscope. Credit: Kayley Hake
Cellular Collaboration: Whitman Fellow Shines Light on Unique Symbiosis
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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
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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
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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
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Pa Shun Hawkins and Indu Sharma in Lillie at Microscope
MBL Announces 2022 Whitman Center Fellows and Early Career Investigators
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SJP Students
Twelve Journalists are Awarded 2022 Logan Science Journalism Fellowships
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This home built laser sled is an illumination source for the line scanning fluorescence microscope. Four visible lasers (405, 488, 561 and 640 nm) are combined using mirrors and dichroics. Designed and built by Matthew Parent, MBL. Credit: Emily Greenhalgh
Chan-Zuckerberg Renews Imaging Scientist Grant to Abhishek Kumar
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Libbie Hyman Photo courtesy of the Webster County Historical Society
Libbie Henrietta Hyman Made Impact in Science | The Messenger
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