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2004 MBL Annual Report Photo Captions
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Page 1, Aung Pyie (crab nebula)
2, Claire Handy (Brown-MBL student Gillian Galford)
3, Jordi Ortega (Eel Pond)
4, Molly Shabica (teachers workshop)
5, Herb Luther (summer course)
8, NASA (Lena river satellite image); Alexander Zhulidov (Bruce Peterson and Max Holmes)
9, Max Holmes (Anya Suslova)
10, James Sidie (Loligo); Herrman Wolosker (Simone Engelender)
11, Simone Engelender (Herrman Wolosker and Gabriel)
12, Tim Gunther (trypanosomes illustration); Tom Kleindinst, (Steve Hajduk)
13, Sara Faulkner (GID Scholars)
14, Courtesy of Mio Nonaka (Mio Nonaka); Herb Luther (NS&B lab class)
15, Herb Luther (Microbial Diversity class)
16, Bill Mebane (Completed tilapia fish pond, Scott Lindell); Sharyn Babe (Bill Mebane)
17, Bill Mebane (Tilapia harvest)
18, Christie Haupert (Brazilian pasture stream, Chris Neill and Linda Deegan); Toby Ahrens (aerial)
19, Chris Neill (burning forest in Rondonia)
20, Fred Bavendam (cuttlefish); Tom Kleindinst (Roger Hanlon)
21, Tom Kleindinst (Roger Hanlon with cuttlefish)
22, Elizabeth Armstrong (top); Irina Kavernina and Alexey Khodjakov (untitled)
23, David Patterson (amoeba)
24, David Mark Welch (Bdelloid rotifers: Evidence that bdelloid rotifers have reproduced without sex for millions of years is provided by experiments showing that four genomic probes are each found at a single location (red) on chromosomes (blue) in a nucleus of a developing embryo.)
25, Lasker Foundation/PhotoBureau, Inc. (Matthew Meselson); David Mark Welch (Philodina roseola)
27 Jeremny Brozek (ant carrying beetle)
27, Jim Laundre (Alaska)
28, Courtesty of SES Program (SES student)
29, Jim Laundre (Alaska, top); Arctic LTER Project (Gus Shaver)
30, Arctic LTER Project (woman in field)
32, Elizabeth Armstrong (Stable Isotopes Lab)
33, Elizabeth Armstrong (summer researchers)
34, Beth Liles (Whitman building)
35, Stefan Heller (Cross-section of the organ of Corti of an early postnatal mouse); Elizabeth Armstrong (researchers)
36, EPA/Sipa (Avram Hershko)
37, Anne Goldman (meiotic spindle assembly of a surf clam egg)
38, Elizabeth Armstrong (researchers)
40, Elizabeth Armstrong (researchers and fellows)
42, Sheri Simmons (diatom mat)
43, micro*scope, ciliate
44, Katsuya Miyake (jellyfish)
46, Rudolf Oldenbourg (birefringent actin tail); Grant Harrris (C. Elegans)
48, BUMP (seining for freshwater fish in Belize)
47, Chuck O’Connell (Pleasant Bay); Gil Rosenthal (postdoc experimenting on shoaling preferences in wild-caught swordtail fish in Mexico)
51, Roger Hanlon (cuttlefish)
52, Bill Mebane (woman planting trees in Haiti)
54, Mark Messerli (a chlamydomonad about to be impaled to measure the membrane potential)
55, P.J.S. Smith (electrode approach)
56, Carol Reinish (clam neuron); Andrea Early (Carol Reinisch)
57, Furie lab (cone snail, researchers)
58, Volker Steger (Limulus); Elizabeth Armstrong (woman with Limulus)
59, micro*scope (diatom shell microbe); Andrea Early (astronauts)
60, R. Vale (top, left); M. Tytell (top, right); SES program
61, Herb Luther (Biology of Aging class)
62, Elizabeth Armstrong (researcher at microscope)
64, Herb Luther (outdoor instruction)
66, Herb Luther (physiology students)
67, Herb Luther (color micrograph of a leech)
68, Herb Luther (two at computer)
70, Herb Luther (student at computer)
72, Elizabeth Armstrong (student and faculty in lab)
76, Lorraine Olendzenski (teachers workshop in marsh)
77, Ken Foreman (SES students seining)
78, Elizabeth Armstrong (Swope and Eel Pond)
80, Katsuya Miyake (baby squid under microscope)
82, Herb Luther (student at scope)
83, Herb Luther (students in quad)
84, Elizabeth Armstrong (students in dining room)
85, Herb Luther (board instruction)
87, Herb Luther (student group)
88, Eugene Copeland (jellyfish)
89, Cathy Norton (James Watson and Alex Rich)
91, Elizabeth Armstrong (RV/Gemma and Eel Pond)
93, David Patterson (Picocystis, a miniscule green alga that is one of the very few organisms that thrive in the very salty and alkaline world of Mono Lake, California)
94, Herb Luther (woman at scope); Elizabeth Armstrong (researchers)
95, Elizabeth Armstrong (Woods Hole drawbridge)
96, Karen Crawford (Loligo pealei)
97, Daphne Soares and William Jeffries (Ciona intestinalis)
98, micro*scope, astrolithium
101, Shire Horenstein (Stony Beach at sunset)
102, John Henson (anaphase in a sea urchin embryo)
104, Sean Patrick Whelan (MBL collecting boat on ice)
105, Alan Kuzirian (The picture is of the skin (fin) of the cuttlefish, Sepia officinalis. The iridescence is from activated iridophores and the white spots contain leucohpres. The picture is magnified about 40-50 times.)
107, Herb Luther (students at table)
108, Jordi Ortega (Lillie building)
111, Micro*scope (diatom)
112, Marion Cohen (Stony Beach)
115, Alan Kuzirian (Tiaripsis medusa)
117, Beth Liles (MBL on Eel Pond)
119, Rebecca Perry (Science Journalism Program)
122, Kate Shaw, MBL alumni collecting trip
126, Sara E. Murphy (council of visitors)
128, Catherine Hemmerdinger, (Candle House ship maintenance)
129, Elizabeth Armstrong (library journals)
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