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Rita Colwell to Receive Vannevar Bush Award | National Science Foundation

May 1, 2017

In the arctic, microbial activity in previously frozen but now-thawing soil could release large amounts of carbon to the atmosphere, creating a feedback loop with global warming.This is Toolik Field Station in Alaska, site of the MBL-directed Long-Term Ecological Research project for the National Science Foundation.

Can Arctic Ecosystems Survive Without River Icings? | PBS NewsHour

April 28, 2017

Mouse coronal brainstem, birefringence image. Credit: Michael Shribak and Timothy Balmer

Snapshots of Life: Neurons in a New Light | NIH Director's Blog

April 27, 2017

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Octopuses Rewrite RNA. Is That Why They’re So Smart? | Washington Post

April 6, 2017

Plastic washed up on the beach. Credit Kevin Krejci via Wikimedia Commons

Journey into the Plastisphere | Hakai Magazine

March 30, 2017

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"What We Think, We Become" - André Fenton of NS&B | iBiology

March 29, 2017

St Peters Square in Vatican City

Neil Shubin Talks Biological Extinction at Vatican Conference | UChicago News

March 7, 2017

Two male cuttlefish, spurting ink, fight over a female (bottom left).

Cuttlefish Brawl | Hakai Magazine

March 6, 2017

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Researchers Press Forward With National Climate Report by Drawing on State-level Data | Midwest Energy News

February 22, 2017