It’s the first year in MBL history that students have not flocked to Woods Hole for our advanced research training courses. This will be extra noticeable on Saturday. In a normal year, the annual Woods Hole Fourth of July Parade would have scientists, locals, and visitors celebrating Independence Day together with costumes, dancing, and music. […]
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By Diana Kenney
Close to 300 people gathered in Woods Hole yesterday to march in support of #ShutDownAcademia #ShutDownSTEM, a call to “to hit pause, to give Black academics a break and to give others an opportunity to reflect on their own complicity in anti-Black racism in academia and their local and global communities.”
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By Diana Kenney
A critical part of the COVID-19 test is being made from scratch in MBL labs.
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What has eight arms, thousands of suckers, and is capable of some truly incredible dexterity? The wily octopus! Join MBL Senior Scientist Roger Hanlon on a deep dive into the world of octopuses in our latest #MBLSciShoots digital learning lesson. Learn more about the Hanlon Lab. Related Reading The amazing brains and morphing skin of […]
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MBL has touched countless lives over its 132-year history. Jen Walton, MBL Archivist and co-director of the MBL-WHOI Library, teaches us about some of the important women in MBL’s history in Part II of our History of the MBL #MBLSciShoots digital learning lesson. Learn more about the MBL-WHOI Library. Related Reading Historical Photo and Document […]
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