Multimedia

Video

How do you get people excited about basic science? Pull back the curtain and use the footage to tell a story in two minutes or less.

Photography

Whether for use on social media, in printed reports, or to give to outside news agencies, photos can help tell the story of science in a way few other things can.

Icebergs. Orne Harbor Antarctica. Credit: Emily Greenhalgh

a group of (mostly female) scientists and volunteers lower a giant loggerhead turtle into a pool at the NEAQ Sea Turtle Hospital.

Two Lynn high school students test the water quality of their tank during the high school science discovery program at the Marine Biological Laboratory

a vet looks into the mouth of an endangered kemps ridley sea turtle at the new england aquarium's sea turtle hospital

The moment a humpback whale surfaces. Misty blow coming from the blowholes.

A sleepy seal stretches on rocks. Portal Point, Antarctica

Munchkin the rescued sea turtle looks up from a tank at the New England Aquarium's Sea Turtle Hospital

two scientists perform fisheries research. a women in the foreground writes on a notepad.

Photos copyright Emily Greenhalgh

Graphics and Data Visualizations

Sometimes the data is hard to distill down. Infographics and simple data visualizations are key.

Digital Publications

The world is digital, and sometimes that means pushing the envelope on traditionally physical media such as magazines and annual reports.

A visual timeline of phrase separation research at the MBL. This research won a Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences in 2022. This was created using ReadyMag.

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An digital version of an institutional two-pager outlining decades of salt marsh research at the MBL. Created with Adobe Express.

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