| 09.16.25 | GMGI Open House & Art Unveiling As part of Gloucester’s Stand Up for Art & Science initiative, you are invited to explore our waterfront campus, chat with GMGI scientists, and learn more about our groundbreaking work at the intersection of science and the sea. This special evening will also feature the unveiling of a temporary sea urchin sculpture titled “The Grace of Movement” by local artist Rebecca Nagle and assisted by Sinikka Nogelo, who will speak about their artistic vision and process. Guests are invited to join us for light refreshments and experience how art and science come together at GMGI. Register today!  09.24.25 | A Deeper Dive into Genomics Group tours of GMGI will be offered with a deeper dive into the world of genomic science. Even if you have already been on a tour of GMGI, we have something new for you to learn! During our visit to the Academy, we will do a hands-on DNA Extraction activity. Tours will accommodate up to 15 people; if the Wednesday tour fills up, we will accommodate a second tour on Thursday, September 25th from 2:30pm – 4:30pm.Register today! 10.09.25 | Annual Byrnes Lecture SeriesJoin Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute (GMGI) for an engaging lecture exploring how cutting-edge genomics is transforming our understanding of ocean life and its connection to human health. From unlocking the secrets of long-lived rockfish to revealing the genetic blueprints that support resilient marine ecosystems, Emma Strand, Ph.D., Staff Scientist, and Stephen Treaster, Ph.D., Research Scientist, will highlight how genomic research is driving new strategies for conservation and offering surprising insights with direct benefits for people.Register today! 10.23.25 | GMGI Science ForumGMGI’s Science Forum has become a showcase for world-class scientists to present on a range of topics in marine research, as well as an opportunity to encourage interdisciplinary discussions and new collaborations. 2025 marks GMGI’s tenth annual Science Forum! The event is open to scientists, science educators, graduate students, and post-docs, as well as citizen scientists who are interested in the represented topics. Learn more and register! |
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