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Zoe Cardon Joins American Society for Microbiology Leaders' Report on Mitigating Methane Emissions

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"Pink Berries" Blossom into a Model System in the MBL Microbial Diversity Course

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The 120-Year-Old Debate: Can Single-Celled Organisms Learn?

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A Closer Look at the Genomes of Mouth Microbial Communities | Harvard University

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An Enlightening Evening to Remember | Small Things Considered

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The Coronavirus Unveiled: Microscopic Images of SARS-CoV-2 | The New York Times

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.

Why We Need To Talk About Microbes And Climate | Science Friday

Researchers in Little Sippewissett salt marsh, Falmouth, Mass. Credit: David Mark Welch

Microbiome Center Focuses on Broader World of Microbes | UChicago Medicine

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Nine MBL Affiliates are Named Fellows of the American Academy of Microbiology