Ernest Everett Just

1883–1941 (age 58)

Biologist

Biography

Ernest Everett Just (1883–1941) was a pioneering biologist whose groundbreaking research advanced the field of marine biology and embryology. His scientific contributions were recognized internationally, and he conducted much of his work at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole.

Just's legacy as a distinguished scientist and scholar is honored at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. His work continues to influence biological research and stands as a testament to his intellectual brilliance and dedication to scientific advancement.

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