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Phillip Cleves at work in Carnegie’s coral research facility in Baltimore. Carnegie researchers have been leading efforts to apply biomedical techniques to pressing environmental issues, including coral bleaching and ocean acidification. Photo by Navid Marvi courtesy of the Carnegie Institution for Science.

September 10, 2024

Awards

Carnegie Science's Phillip Cleves key collaborator on newly launched Allen Discovery Center on Neurobiology in Changing Environments

Sea anemone

Taller or smaller: Feeding-controlled body plasticity in a sea anemone

Dr. Patrick Steinmetz

Baltimore, MD

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Brittany Belin with plants

July 23, 2024

Q&A

Meet Brittany Belin

A cross section of the fruit fly gut that is preferentially colonized by the bacterium Lactobacillus plantarum.

March 29, 2023

How the gut creates a cozy home for beneficial microbiome species

Aptasia photograph purchased from Shutterstock

September 19, 2023

Awards

Carnegie’s Ryan Hulett recognized by HHMI for early career excellence

n Brown (right) and a colleague work with frogs housed in clawfoot tubs at Carnegie’s Baltimore research facility in the 1970s. Photo is courtesy of the Carnegie Institution for Science.

June 01, 2023

Donald Brown, whose work revealed the fundamental nature of genes, has died

Great Barrier Reef

March 21, 2023

Awards

Carnegie’s Phillip Cleves Awarded the Inaugural Pew Marine and Biomedical Science Fellowship

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