Understanding and predicting the biogeographic consequences of climate change requires some pretty sophisticated modeling. Professor Brian Helmuth and colleagues present a framework in the journal Ecology and Evolution to explore how confidence in our forecasts can vary depending on a few simple, measurable metrics of physiological performance.

In the marsh­lands of the south­east United States, the peri­winkle snail is among the most abun­dant grazing species.

Northeastern’s University’s Marine Sci­ence Center will soon house a tissue col­lec­tion from the world’s most rare, strange, and remark­able ocean crea­tures.

Carole McCauley, the Outreach Program Coordinator at the Marine Science Center, is the new NEOSEC chairperson.

After 33 years at Northeastern University, Dr. Donald Cheney is retiring, leaving behind countless grateful students and a long list of accomplishments in biology and marine science.

After 33 years at Northeastern University, Dr. Donald Cheney is retiring, leaving behind countless grateful students and a long list of accomplishments in biology and marine science.

If hon­ey­bees dis­ap­pear com­pletely, a team of sci­en­tists at North­eastern, Har­vard Uni­ver­sity, and CentEye, Inc. has a plan.

Chris Conroy, a Ph.D. student at the Marine Science Center in Nahant working in Dr. Jonathan Grabowski’s lab, has been awarded the American Fisheries Society’s Steven Berkeley Marine Conservation Fellowship.

In 1967, the year Northeastern’s Marine Sci­ence Center was estab­lished, the world was a dif­ferent place.

An audio recording of Stephen Hawkins at the Sustaining Coastal Cities Conference.

An audio recording of Steven Gaines at the Sustaining Coastal Cities Conference.

An audio recording of Ove Hoegh-Guldberg at the Sustaining Coastal Cities Conference.

An audio recording of Larry Crowder at the Sustaining Coastal Cities Conference

An audio recording of a panel discussion at the Sustaining Coastal Cities Conference.