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Deep Ties | The University of Chicago Magazine

Published on November 17, 2016
Deep Ties | The University of Chicago Magazine
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By Chloe Hadavas (UChicago ’17)

A century-old pas de deux culminated in 2013, when the University of Chicago and the Marine Biological Laboratory entered into a formal affiliation. The histories of UChicago and the Woods Hole, Massachusetts, nonprofit center for biology, biodiversity, and environmental research had long been intertwined.

“The two institutions were, in a sense, almost cofounded,” says surgery professor Karl Matlin, who cocurated Shared Past, Shared Future, a recent exhibition at the John Crerar Library that illuminated UChicago-MBL connections. Read more …

Source: Deep ties | The University of Chicago Magazine

Caption: Investigators and faculty at the Marine Biological Laboratory in 1894 (crop). Photo by Baldwin Coolidge

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