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Nipam Patel and Mark Terasaki shake hands

Keeping the ‘Fairy Tale’ of the Marine Biological Laboratory Alive | Nature

April 23, 2026

A lobster that is half orange and half brown, seen from above.

‘1 in 50 million’: Fishermen on Cape Cod catch rare lobster | Boston 25 News

April 22, 2026

This photo shows four students holding up a green net outside while standing in water.

Earth Day Spotlight: How the MBL’s Ecosystems Center Studies a Changing World

April 21, 2026

Head and shoulders professional image of Alexandra Z Worden, a scientist wearing a pink jacket

MBL Scientist Alexandra Z. Worden Honored with a Guggenheim Fellowship

April 15, 2026

Round cross sectional image of an pearl shaped organoid with some cells stained green and others purple.

On the Cutting Edge of Organoid Research

April 8, 2026

People harvest clam boxes during sunrise low tide, with boat in foreground.

Getting Down in the Mud to Restore an Iconic Soft-Shell Clam Fishery

April 2, 2026

Skeletal preparation of little skate hatchling ventral view

From Fins to Fingers: A Fresh Perspective on Repeating Body Parts and Their Origins | Scienmag.com

April 2, 2026

A neurula-stage skate (Leucoraja erinacea) embryo, with embryonic germ layers false-colored. Tissues shown here include the neural tube (cyan), endoderm (yellow), paraxial mesoderm (magenta), lateral plate mesoderm (green) and tailbud (blue).

Fins, Fingers and Toes: A New Take on Repeating Body Parts and How They Come to Be

April 1, 2026

MBL view from Eel Pond

Cell “Trade Winds”: New Discovery Reveals How Cells Move Proteins & Impacts Cancer Research | Times.News

March 31, 2026