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MBL view from Eel Pond

Cell “Trade Winds”: New Discovery Reveals How Cells Move Proteins & Impacts Cancer Research | Times.News

March 31, 2026

four people on a small row boat on the water. one on left has a camera to face. one in back has a red jacket. Person in the forground has a bag and the one to the far right is facing backwards.

Marine Biological Laboratory Announces 2026 Logan Science Journalism Fellows

March 24, 2026

Valerie Rowe on the left and Jack Rowe on the right posing at a benefit.

Marine Biological Laboratory Receives $5 Million Gift from Valerie and John W. Rowe to Support Graduate Education

March 24, 2026

campus drone

Marine Biological Laboratory Establishes Robert Jeffrey Zimmer Chair for Financial Leadership

March 23, 2026

MBLWHOI Library Stacks. Credit: MBL Archives

New Publications: February 2026

March 19, 2026

butterfly larvae

Science Says So: How Do Caterpillars Get Their Wings?

March 12, 2026

Three scientists take a soil sample site at the edge of a Beaufort Sea lagoon, part of the greater Arctic Ocean on the northern coast of Alaska. Credit: Nathaniel Wilder

Supra-permafrost Groundwater Fuels Arctic Ocean Microbes

March 12, 2026

Stentor stipatus contains endosymbiotic algae, the green of which mixes with a dark pigment to give the species a reddish-brown color. Left: Dense cortical packing of algal cells in the S. stipatus cell. Right: Autofluorescence of the algae. Scale bar approx. 100 microns.

Newly Discovered Stentor Species Can Learn – and May Know What Time it Is

March 11, 2026

An octopus in a container being let into a tank.

MBL Welcomes 2026 Grass Fellows as Program Marks 75 Years of Advancing Neuroscience

March 9, 2026