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Lynne Hugendubler feeding fish

September 30, 2024

Awards

Service to Science Award Winner Lynne Hugendubler: Supporting Life in the Zheng Lab

Zebrafish

Dr. Jeffrey Farrell: Cell states and cell fates during zebrafish development

Jeffrey Farrell

Baltimore, MD

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Cell Biology

Dr. Brad Zuchero: Extreme cell biology and myelination

Brad Zuchero

Baltimore, MD

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Soil with plant growing

Dr. Elizabeth Shank: Metabolic interactions in the soil microbiome

Elizabeth Shank

Baltimore, MD

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Test Tubes

Dr. Kavita Rangan: RNA recoding in protein diversification and phenotypic plasticity

Kavita Rangan

Baltimore, MD

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September

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Beetle

Dr. Martin Kaltenpoth: Symbiotic microbes as driving forces of evolutionary innovation in beetles

Martin Kaltenpoth

Baltimore, MD

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September

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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

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Meet Brittany Belin

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