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2024-2025 Annual Report of the MCZ
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Read about current research grants, research projects making headlines, news from our collections, and more in our annual report on everything and everyone in the MCZ.
MITx Releases "Built to Peck: How Woodpeckers Avoid Brain Injury"
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MITx released an 8-part video series Built to peck: How woodpeckers avoid brain injury , featuring footage from the new MCZ Ornithology collection facilities in the Northwest Building. Read about the story in MIT News .
In Memoriam: Dick Lewontin 1929-2021
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It is with profound sadness that we share the news that our colleague Dick Lewontin died on Sunday, July 4th after a lengthy period of ill health. He was best known for his stellar population genetics work, and to those close to him, for his generosity...
How to Discover a New Species
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The Harvard Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) featured recent graduate Arianna Lord (PhD '26, Gonzalo Giribet, Advisor) in the Griffin GSAS News. Lord, a native of New Zealand, came to the United Stated to pursue undergraduate studies at...
Hopi Hoekstra named next Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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The MCZ is pleased to share the news that Hopi Hoekstra, MCZ Curator of Mammalogy, will become the next Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Hopi is currently the Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology in the Departments of Molecular...
Congratulations to Naomi Pierce, awarded the prestigious International Prize for Biology!
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MCZ Faculty-Curator Naomi Pierce was awarded the 2019 International Prize for Biology, one of the most prestigious honors a natural scientist can receive. The focus of this award varies each year, this year focusing on the field of insect biology. From...
EOL, one of the world's most amazing databases
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Popular Science names the Encyclopedia of Life ( EOL) one of the world's most amazing databases.
MCZ specimens in Northwest Building exhibit
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A variety of MCZ specimens are on display at Northwest Building at Harvard in the exhibit "Smell" organized by Enrst Mayr Library.