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Decade of Discovery

Beyond the Pier ... By a Few Meters!

To Build an Ocean

Voyager: Can marine life adapt to climate change and pollution in the ocean so it doesn't hurt them anymore?

A aerial view of a college campus, a pier, and the Pacific Ocean

Research Reveals Fish Trap Escape Gaps

Nierenberg Prize for Science in the Public Interest Honors Ira Flatow

Nierenberg Prize for Science in the Public Interest Honors Ira Flatow

Scripps Joins Consortium to Study Southwest Climate

Scripps Joins Consortium to Study Southwest Climate

Obituary Notice: World Authority on Ocean Circulation: Peter Niiler

An image of a modern building and university campus near the ocean.

Researchers Collaborate to Study Marine Mammal Behavior

Scripps Geology Graduate Student Honored for Teaching

Scripps Geology Graduate Student Honored for Teaching

Scripps Researchers, UCSD Chemists to Create Center Devoted to Chemistry's Influence on Climate

New Developments

Gabaldon is a New York Times best selling author.

From the Pier to the Pen

Scripps Best in Country for Graduate Program in Oceanography, Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology

Silhouettes of people in front of Birch Aquarium's Giant Kelp Forest tank

Birch Aquarium at Scripps Unveils Live HD Web Cam of its Two-Story Kelp Forest

California Current Ecosystem Program Ready to Dig Deeply into Mechanisms at Work in the Sea

Scripps and Trius Team Up to Develop New Antibiotics with U.S. Department of Defense Grant

Scripps and Trius Team Up to Develop New Antibiotics with U.S. Department of Defense Grant

Scripps Scientist Selected for Science and Public Leadership Fellows Program

Scripps Scientist Selected for Science and Public Leadership Fellows Program

Solo Ocean Rower and Eco-Adventurer Roz Savage to speak at Birch Aquarium at Scripps

Solo Ocean Rower and Eco-Adventurer Roz Savage to speak at Birch Aquarium at Scripps

Forty-day Forecast

High School Students Focus on the Future

Voyager: Are natural compounds scientists are studying being found in the water itself, or are they being collected from some other part of the ocean?

In the footsteps of his hero, Jeff Stein surfs at La Jolla Shores

Marine Biologist Saving Lives Through Discovey

The exhaust plumes of container ships contribute to a mix of atmospheric chemicals that shapes California’s climate

Where Air Quality and Climate Change Meet

Gray whale surfacing during Birch Aquarium whale watching cruise. Photo by Peter Scheu

Voyager: How much of the earth is truly undiscovered, above and/or below water?

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