Her husband, T.H. Morgan, encouraged her but did not collaborate with her. Instead, he gave her working space in his laboratory, called the "Fly Room," at Columbia University, where she maintained her own Drosophila stocks but held no official position.
T.H. Morgan, her husband, offered support for her work but did not participate in it. He granted her access to his lab, called the "Fly Room" at Columbia University, allowing her to maintain her own Drosophila stock while lacking a formal role within the institution.