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Thinking it Through
Scientists call for policy to guide biofuels industry toward sustainable practices.
"The United States from Watergate to 9/11" Topic of Next Falmouth Forum Lecture, October 10
Author and historian James T. Patterson will deliver the next MBL Falmouth Forum lecture.
Former Dartmouth College Professor Joins MBL Staff as Chief Academic and Scientific Officer
Dr. Joshua W. Hamilton has joined the staff of the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) as its new Chief Academic and Scientific Officer (CASO).
MBL Appoints Pamela Clapp Hinkle Director of Development and External Relations
Pamela Clapp Hinkle has worked at the MBL since 1982 in a variety of capacities, most recently as Director of Communications.
Plastics Suspect in Lobster Illness
MBL scientist investigates role of environmental toxin in shell disease.
The Power of Self-Healing
MBL visiting researcher explores wound repair in the comb jelly.
Do Early-Life Seizures Have Lasting Effects?
Grass Fellow Joaquin Lugo uses zebrafish to study epilepsy .
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CALENDAR
October
7
Optical Microscopy & Imaging in the Biomedical Sciences course
starts
October 7
"Detection and forecasting of thresholds in ecological systems: What do we need to know and when do we need to know it?"
- Aaron Ellison, Harvard Forest,
Harvard University
October 8
MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellows meeting starts
October 10
Falmouth Forum Series
- "The U.S.A. from Watergate to 9/11" - James T. Patterson, Professor of History emeritus, Brown University
October 12
Gene Regulatory Networks for Development
course starts
October 13
WAMIT meeting starts
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