By Emily Greehhalgh
From gene-editing squid to Zoom classes and digital learning lessons, 2020 may not have been a typical year for the Marine Biological Laboratory, but it was an exciting year. Dive into some of the most exciting content you may have missed!
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By Diana Kenney
Paul Turner of Yale University is fascinated by the success of viruses on this planet. Here, we pose five questions about his career, dreams, and passions.
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What does it take for a butterfly to go from egg to caterpillar to beautiful, flying insect? Find out in this Digital Learning Science Lesson featuring MBL Research Assistants Sophia Kelly and Gabby Jerz. This guided lesson takes middle or high school students through the four stages of butterfly metamorphosis and is accompanied by classroom […]
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By Diana Kenney
The discovery of CRISPR “is a story of serendipity,” Jennifer Doudna said in MBL’s Lillie Auditorium. “It’s a story about science going in a very different direction than the scientists originally anticipated.”
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By Emily Greenhalgh Since 2008, scientific organizations around the world have celebrated International Cephalopod Awareness Days from October 8 to 12 to highlight the group of marine animals that includes octopus, squid, cuttlefish, and nautilus. Did you know that the MBL has the biggest cephalopod culture operation in the United States? Right now, there are […]
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