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Students

Are you a student looking to come back to the �ֲ���ý? If so, explore the opportunities below for more information.

Post-Course Research
The �ֲ���ý provides funding for post-course research for students completing an Advanced Research Training Course. Post-course research opportunities vary on the course. More information on each course and those that provide post-course research can be found on the Advanced Research Training Course webpage.

Participate in a research workshop or conference
The �ֲ���ý provides a variety of small hands-on training workshops in areas such as light-sheet fluorescence Microscopy, Aquatic Models of Human Disease, and Gene Editing.

Apply for �ֲ���ý/University of Chicago Graduate Program
The �ֲ���ý/UChicago PhD Graduate Program is a newly established joint program between the �ֲ���ý and the University of Chicago leveraging the unique partnership between the two institutions.

Apply for an �ֲ���ý Fellowship or Internship
Students can build their professional experiences, skills, and knowledge through a variety of field- and laboratory-based research internship opportunities.

Individuals interested in academic or administrative employment opportunities at the �ֲ���ý.

Register for an Undergraduate Course
Learn about �ֲ���ý’s undergraduate course opportunities including its Semester in Environmental Science, Semester in Biological Discovery, and its University of Chicago Undergraduate Courses.

Faculty and Researchers

Are you a course faculty member or visiting researcher looking to come back to the �ֲ���ý?

Collaborate with �ֲ���ý resident faculty
View our directory of resident researchers to explore areas of collaboration.

Apply for a Visiting Research Fellowships
�ֲ���ý has several funding opportunities for those who wish to do research at the �ֲ���ý either collaboratively or individually year-round through the rental of lab space. Opportunities include Whitman Center Fellowships and Grass Foundation Fellowships.

Rent Year-Round Lab Space
The �ֲ���ý rents lab space with the inclusion of select general equipment and resources year-round. Additional research services including specialized microscopy equipment, marine research animals and maintenance support are provided at an additional cost. Additionally, the �ֲ���ý provides Office of Sponsored Program support for visiting researchers interested in submitting a grant through the �ֲ���ý. Contact �ֲ���ý’s Director of Research, Anne Sylvester at asylvester@mbl.edu for more information on year-round rental of �ֲ���ý lab space.

Participate in a research workshop or conference
The �ֲ���ý provides a variety of small hands-on training workshops in areas such as light-sheet fluorescence Microscopy, Aquatic Models of Human Disease, and Gene Editing.

Individuals interested in academic or administrative employment opportunities at the �ֲ���ý.