juvenile manta ray and diver

Scripps Graduate Student Discovers World’s First Known Manta Ray Nursery

Scripps alumna Jesse C. Traller

Scripps Alumna Highlight: Q&A with Jesse C. Traller

Scripps student Leticia Cavole

Scripps Student Spotlight: Leticia Cavole

Brice Semmens (right) participates in a Google Hangout at a grouper spawning aggregation site. Photo: Joshua Stewart

Research Highlight: Grouper Moon Project Uses Scripps Science to Revive a Caribbean Fish

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Around the Pier: Scripps Oceanography Leads Coral Tech Panel at SXSW

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About MBRD

The Marine Biology Research Division (MBRD) at Scripps Institution of Oceanography (University of California, San Diego campus) consists of research laboratories in the fields of cell and developmental biology, ecology and evolutionary biology, microbiology and physiology of marine organisms.

There are opportunities for Visiting Scholars, postdoctoral fellows and postgraduate students within the more than 20 laboratories, which are mainly housed at Hubbs Hall.

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juvenile manta ray and diver

Scripps Graduate Student Discovers World’s First Known Manta Ray Nursery
A research team led by PhD candidate Joshua Stewart identifies a manta ray nursery in the Gulf of Mexico
Scripps alumna Jesse C. Traller

Scripps Alumna Highlight: Q&A with Jesse C. Traller
With a passion for science and degrees from Scripps Oceanography and UC San Diego, alumna Jesse C. Traller ’08, MS ’16, PhD ’17 is tackling the challenge of improving the world using algae as the fuel for change
Scripps grad student Leticia Cavole

Scripps Student Spotlight: Leticia Cavole
Marine biology graduate student is studying the effects of climate change on fish growth
Mark Hildebrand, research biologist, Marine Biology Research Division, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego

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