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A new type of #stemcell has "striking" implications for regenerative medicine. @MDIBL’s @PMurawala and colleagues reveal "asomitic" stem cells that allow the #axolotl to regenerate multiple tissues without recapitulating embryonic development. ow.ly/Lmpn50QKfcm
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A federal judge has ruled in favor of #BarHarbor #Maine against a local biz group saying voter-approved cruise ship limits the town adopted in Nov. 2022 do not interfere with federal commerce laws. bangordailynews.com/2024/02/…
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Get on the leading edge of regenerative and developmental bio with the #ReBiLD summer course! Learn from trailblazing scientists; work with amazing models like #axolotl, #zebrafish & #ATK. Grads+ can apply for the 2-weeks on @mdibl’s coastal #Maine campus. mdibl.org/course/rebild-2024…
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Humans now have a larger influence on the moon than natural processes such as meteoroid impacts, leading some researchers to declare it has entered a lunar Anthropocene newscientist.com/article/240…
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Many breakthrough discoveries in kidney field happened @MDIBL and this old poster is a proof of that. Homer Smith, Sir Hans Krebs and Richard Goss - These are just few names that are associated with MDIBL. Stay tuned for more discoveries as we continue our mission.
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When an institute @MDIBL is growing, it is inevitable to clean old space and when it is 125 years old, one can always find treasure during cleaning. @jerilynbowers
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In this episode of Universe of Art @jim_metzner, a pioneer of science radio, talks about his career recording nature.
Put your 🎧 on for this!
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Gert Fricker, Ph.D., started coming to the MDI Bio Lab in 1985: “What I liked very much was the very open atmosphere." Fricker is just one of many international scientists who journey to #MountDesertIsland to further their scientific goals: ow.ly/KZUA50Oqf0v
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I visited a class of second graders to teach them about poetry, and this is a poem one student wrote.
What is Life?
My name is Marisa.
Today I feel like a wealthy lioness prancing in the fields.
Sometimes I am a fox.
Sometimes I am a wolf.
But always I am loyal.
I ask the world, "What is life?"
And the answer is
a wealthy lioness prancing in the fields.
ALT What is Life? My name is Marisa. Today I feel like a wealthy lioness prancing in the fields. Sometimes I am a fox. Sometimes I am a wolf. But always I am loyal. I ask the world, "What is life?" And the answer is a wealthy lioness prancing in the fields.
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The 50th MBMSS starts tomorrow! This unique state-wide scientific meeting was founded to bring together a diverse array of science and scientists from around Maine. 50 years later, it's still doing just that. Have you attended MBMSS? mdibl.org/mbmss-turns-50/
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Are you a student, visiting scientist, or course/conference alum of the Bio Lab? Join us online April 27 for a panel discussion, some #MDIBL trivia, and time to reconnect with former classmates and faculty! ow.ly/mlzG50NM1ty
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Last week's Science Café was a lively discussion with @LizMarnik and @Revkin about science communication and social media. Did you miss the Café? Watch the recording! youtube.com/watch?v=AhcJ67nX…
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Each winter from mid-February to early March, biologists embark on a collaborative effort to “plant” Atlantic salmon eggs into gravel-bottomed Maine Rivers and streams. Info ow.ly/grkM50N6vyM
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The @NASAWebb is bringing on the stunning images from outer space: and @MDIBL has inner space covered. Our new #mesoSPIM 3D microscope is putting a unique lens on the subcellular universe. ow.ly/JCKu50MeQVF
