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Photo of the Week: Neighbors at Sea

Photo of the Week: Spoonful of Lovin'

In the News Now: Poor Fisheries Struggle with U.S. Import Rule

New Study Shows Red Tides Can Be Predicted

Memorial Notice: William Van Dorn

Photo of the Week: Among the Brittle Stars

From left, Andrew Barton, Tarik Benmarhnia, Isabel Rivera-Collazo, Andrew Lucas, Kate Ricke, Jennifer Vanos

Around the Pier: New Faculty Represent University's Approach to Understanding and Protecting the Planet

Fault System off San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles Counties Could Produce Magnitude 7.3 Quake

Master of Advanced Studies in Marine Biodiversity and Conservation Executive Director Samantha Murray

Around the Pier: With a 'Lifelong Connection to Water,' Samantha Murray Takes Helm of Biodiversity Master's Program

Photo of the Week: Wirewalking

Research Highlight: Scripps Scientists Collaborate with Icelandic Coast Guard on Wave Study

Scripps Scientists Collaborate with Icelandic Coast Guard on Wave Study

Research Highlight: Researchers Uncover New Details About California's Ancient Shoreline

Scripps marine biologist Martin Tresguerres with transplanted corals. Photo: Davey Kline/Scripps Oceanography

Photo of the Week: Coral Transplants

Deep-water Hydroid at 1,050 meters (3,450 feet) deep. Photo: Daniel Jones, SERPENT Project, National Oceanography Centre

Deep Oceans Face Starvation by End of Century

Scripps oceanographer Rob Pinkel (left) describes the Wirewalker instrument at Oceanology International

Around the Pier: Major Science and Technology Show Will Reside in San Diego

Reputation of Scripps Oceanography cited in decision to make Oceanology International a biennial event in city

Composer Glenn McClure

Around the Pier: Giving the Ice a Voice

Karana and Aurora Stokum visiting their grandfather, Eugene Swantz.

A Grandfather's Wish to Share the Sea

Female scientist celebrating on board a ship. Photo by Melissa Miller.

Photo of the Week: Celebrating Sediment

Large storm waves crashing on the rocks near Santa Cruz, California

Severe West Coast Erosion During El Niño

Photo of the Week: Galapagos Pup

Research Highlight: First Nuclear Explosion Helps Test Theory of Moon's Formation

Portrait of a smiling woman with a map of Puerto Rico in the background.

Faculty Profile: Isabel Rivera-Collazo Joins Scripps and UC San Diego

New joint-hire specializes in environmental archaeology, with cross-collaborative research bridging Scripps, Department of Anthropology

Parrotfsh, coral, and urchin fossils found in cored coral samples.

Video: Parrotfish Critical for Healthy Coral Reefs

Flooded intersection in Elk Grove, Calif. after January storms. Photo: Florence Low/California Department of Water Resources

Research Highlight: What Kind of La Niña Year Is This?

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