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Stu Smith

Obituary Notice: Stuart M. Smith

Aurora australis and a laser beam from the High Spectral Resolution Lidar (HSRL) at the AWARE climate observatory in Antarctica

Photo of the Week: Aurora australis and laser beam

Scripps alumnae Amber Jackson and Emily Callahan beneath Scripps Pier. Photo: Theresa Stafford / Black Hand Gallery

Around the Pier: Scripps Alumnae Dive Deep for Conservation

Video: R/V Sally Ride Comes Home to San Diego

Scripps Pier panorama in 1927 and today

Around the Pier: Born Two Weeks Apart, Two Icons Celebrate a Centennial

Global climate model representation of California elevations (left) compared to LOCA

New, High-Resolution Climate Projections Aim to Better Represent Extreme Events

Study Finds Earthquakes Can Trigger Near-Instantaneous Aftershocks on Different Faults

Three views of Typhoon Nepartak from NASA's Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR), July 7, 2016

Research Highlight: Typhoons in China, Japan, and Philippines Have Gotten Stronger Since 1970s

Obituary Notice: Edward (Jerry) Winterer

Willenbring

Faculty Profile: Jane Willenbring Joins Scripps Oceanography

Orange-yellow center surrounded by amber grunion embryo.

Photo of the Week: 41 hours, 22 minutes

Group shot of college students on a deck.

SURF Program 2016: Student Profiles

Video: A Legacy of Seagoing Science Continues

XBT units in a Scripps Oceanography lab

Around the Pier: Thirty Years On, a Groundbreaking "Gem" Still Shines

Cells under a microscope

Proton Pump Found to Regulate Blood pH in Stingrays

Scripps research team finds new function for similar enzyme found in boneworms, corals

asbestos

New Study Challenges Assumption of Asbestos' Ability to Move in Soil

A compilation image of two women

Scripps Graduate Students Receive High Honors

Graduate Maggie Johnson receives Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellowship; incoming student Angela Szesciorka awarded NOAA’s Nancy Foster Scholarship

Photo of the Week: Bound for San Diego

Mantis shrimp. Photo: Ralph Pace

Research Highlight: Small but Mighty

Photo of the Week:

sharks

Study Finds Sharks Get Bad Rap When Viewed with Ominous Background Music

Scripps ocean acoustics expert Michael Buckingham

Scripps Professor Elected Vice President of the Acoustical Society of America

Photo of the Week: FLIP and Friends

Head section of the lancelet, showing its natural fluorescence when exposed to blue light. Image: Dimitri Deheyn

Research Highlight: Nature's Green Fluorescent Glow

Photo: istockphoto.com/blackred

Researchers Create Means to Monitor Anthropogenic Global Warming in Real Time

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