By Sarah Lawhun
The 2018 Logan Science Journalism Fellows recently culminated their 10-day immersion in laboratory and field work at the MBL with a presentation of their research results.
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By Zoe Cardon
One of the world’s most successful marine invasive species — the red alga Gracilaria vermiculophylla — is expanding its range.
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By Stephanie M. McPherson
The African clawed frog is a great model to learn more about human disease and development. A recent paper in Genetics details how to make the study of these frogs more efficient.
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The ESA honored Cardon for “outstanding research contributions in ecosystem science.”
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By Stephanie M. McPherson
Duygu Özpolat had a problem. She was 8 years old and sewing a dress for one of her dolls. She loved sewing—but she’d already decided to become a scientist. She turned to her mother for advice. “I…asked her if I can be a tailor and a scientist at the same time when I grow up,” says Özpolat.
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