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Hundreds of students from 60 countries headed to Woods Hole this summer to take part in one of MBL’s celebrated Advanced Research Training Courses (ARTCs). The season kicked off on April 26, with the Analytical & Quantitative Light Microscopy (AQLM) Advanced Research Training Course and continued at breakneck pace all summer.

This summer, the ǧ����Ƶ welcomed 449 students for 20 different courses covering everything from computational neuroscience to embryology to reproductive biology to microbial diversity. Students hailed from 270 different institutions around the world.

“With hundreds of students and visiting researchers on campus, this was an MBL summer for the books! It was amazing to see everyone from ARTC students to undergraduate researchers and visiting scientists all connecting together. We can't wait to continue that energy in 2024, ” said Linda Hyman, Burroughs Wellcome Director of Education.

The ǧ����Ƶ offered two brand new Advanced Research Training Courses this year—Molecular and Cell Biology of Symbiosis and the Biology of Aging.

Students from the Deep Learning at MBL will be on campus until Sept. 5, and 40 students and two other ARTCs arrive on campus in October for the Frontiers in Stem Cells & Regeneration (SCARE) and Gene Regulatory Networks for Development (GERN) ARTCs.

In April, MBL Education celebrated 25 years of the Semester in Environmental Science (SES) and introduced the new undergraduate semester-long program— the Semester in Biological Discovery (SBD). And in June, the Embryology course celebrated 130 years of science with alumni from around the world.

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The 2024 ARTC schedule will be announced later this fall.