The MDI Biological Laboratory’s Community Laboratory was among the partners awarded a state Department of Agriculture Conservation and Forestry grant for a project to produce a management plan for the Eastern Bay area of Frenchman Bay.
The University of Delaware has joined DRIVEN, an NIH-funded regional biomedical accelerator hub of which the MDI Biological Laboratory is also a member.
The epidemic of chronic kidney disease in those with diabetes and its implications for public health will be the subject of a Feb. 11 MDI Science Café entitled “Chronic Kidney Disease: The Hidden Danger of Diabetes” by Hermann Haller, M.D., president of the MDI Biological Laboratory.
MDI Biological Laboratory scientist Vicki P. Losick, Ph.D., was recognized in the publication Retina Today for her research on age-related macular degeneration.
The University of Delaware has joined DRIVEN, an NIH-funded regional biomedical accelerator hub of which the MDI Biological Laboratory is also a member.
James Godwin will give a talk about organ regeneration Jan. 14 at 5 p.m. in the Kinne Library at the MDI Biological Laboratory. The talk, the first in the 2019 MDI Science Café series, is titled “Unlocking the Potential for Repair and Regeneration of Human Limbs, Hearts, Brains and Other Organs.”
MDI Biological Laboratory scientist Vicki Losick, Ph.D., garnered a mention in Maine Biz’s “In Short” column, which recognizes outstanding achievements by Maine residents.
Dr. Vicki Losick, a scientist at the MDI Biological Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine, may be helping to bring science a step closer to a cure for age-related macular degeneration. Dr. Losick recently became the first person to receive an award from the William Procter Scientific Innovation Fund for her research on retinal diseases.
Dr. Vicki Losick, a scientist at the MDI Biological Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine, may be helping to bring science a step closer to a cure for age-related macular degeneration. Dr. Losick recently became the first person to receive an award from the William Procter Scientific Innovation Fund for her research on retinal diseases.
James Godwin, Ph.D., will talk about how the potential for humans to achieve “salamander-like” regenerative capabilities could transform medicine in a Jan. 14 science café entitled “Unlocking the Potential for Repair and Regeneration of Human Limbs, Hearts, Brains and Other Organs.”