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April Stabbins and Lily Simons with unicorn shrimp mural

Photo of the Week: Larger Than Life

Number of days in Jan. 2016 surface melt was detected from passive microwave satellite observations. Image: Julien Nicolas/OSU

Scientists Report Large-Scale Surface Melting Event in Antarctica during 2015-16 El Niño

A Scientist's Life: Tarik Benmarhnia

Climate change epidemiologist considers human health hazards

Fish Love Songs May Help Protect Them From Overfishing, Study Finds

From left, Scripps students Natalya Gallo, Matt Costa, and Lynn Waterhouse at Ocean Conference at UN headquarters in New York

On World Oceans Day, 1,100 Commitments Made to Protect the Seas

Octopus on ocean floor touches robotic arm

Photo of the Week: High Five at 500 Fathoms

Two young students work with clay.

Around the Pier: Summer Programs at Sally Ride Science Designed to Inspire Youth

Jim Stewart

Obituary Notice: James (Jim) Stewart, Pioneering Diving Officer

Associated with Scripps since the 1950s, Stewart revolutionized scientific diving programs

The surfboard-mounted science instrument Smartfin. Photo: Kat Hammond

Around the Pier: Scripps Scientists Help Create and Distribute a "Smartfin" that Turns Surfers into Citizen Scientists

A boat and divers in the water.

Around the Pier: Indiana Jones Meets the Sea

Photo of the Week: Props to You

A boat and divers in the water.

UC San Diego Launches Scripps Center for Marine Archaeology

Around the Pier: Churro-Like Marine Worm Discovered by Scripps Scientists Is One of the 'Top 10 Species of 2017'

Churro-Like Marine Worm Discovered by Scripps Scientists Is One of the 'Top 10 Species of 2017'

Photo of the Week: R/V Roger Revelle, Returned

Gun turret of sunken World War II B-25 off Papua New Guinea

Research Highlight: Two Missing World War II B-25 Bombers Documented off Papua New Guinea

Photomosaic of downed B-25 bomber. Image: Project Recover

Two Missing World War II B-25 Bombers Documented By Project Recover Off Papua New Guinea

Photo of the Week: Bending the Curve

Rise of Aggressive Reef Predator From Overfishing May Impede Sea Urchin Recovery, Study Finds

Photo: istockphoto/VR_Studio

Biological Activity Found to Affect Aerosols Produced from Sea Spray

More Natural Dust Improves Air Quality in Eastern China

Portrait of a woman scientist on a boat in Antarctica; an iceberg is seen in the background

A Scientist's Life: Maria Vernet

Phytoplankton ecologist studies key members of ocean food webs

Video: Loss of Reef Urchins

Scripps scientists Bradley Moore and Vinayak Agarwal

Research Highlight: Bacteria Living in Marine Sponge Produce Flame Retardant-Like Compounds

Scripps researchers are steps closer to understanding their human health implications

sponges

Study Finds Bacteria Living in Marine Sponge Produce Toxic Flame Retardant-Like Compounds

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