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Obituary Notice: Wolf Berger, Pioneer of Paleoceanography

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Wolf Berger

Obituary Notice: Wolf Berger, Pioneer of Paleoceanography
From Scripps student to interim director, Berger was an ambassador for ocean science
Yellowfin tuna

Location, Location, Location: Pollutant Levels in Tuna Depend on Where They Are Caught
Scripps researchers find the amount of pollutants in tuna tissue varies widely by region
Charles Bolden

Nierenberg Prize for Science in the Public Interest to be Awarded to Former NASA Administrator, Astronaut
The public is invited to attend Major General Charles Frank Bolden Jr.’s free presentation at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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The amount of pollutants in yellowfin tuna tissue varies widely by region, Scripps researchers found. Photo: Lindsay Bonito

Research Highlight: Pollutant Levels in Tuna Depend on Where They Are Caught
Scripps researchers find the amount of pollutants in tuna tissue varies widely by region

Photo of the Week: Rosette in Blue
CalCOFI's CTD photo captures the art of the sample

Marine biologist Andy Nosal

A Scientist’s Life: Andy Nosal
Marine biologist specializes in behavior and ecology of sharks and rays

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Wolf Berger

Obituary Notice: Wolf Berger, Pioneer of Paleoceanography
From Scripps student to interim director, Berger was an ambassador for ocean science

Eric Keen

From the Porthole: Scripps Student Awarded for Innovative Research on Whale Behavior
Eric Keen receives 2017 Frieman Prize

Andvord Bay, Antarctica, recently explored by Scripps ecologist Maria Vernet. Photo: Maria Stenzel

Special Notice: Scripps Oceanography Ecologist Statement on What's Next for Larsen C Iceberg
This week's calving event a game changer for life in the Weddell Sea

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DVIDS
Aug 01, 2017
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Jul 30, 2017
SeaWorld Works to Save Pygmy Sperm Whale that Beached Itself in La Jolla
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Jul 29, 2017
Mathematician Calculates the ‘Sweet Spot’ of a Wave in La Jolla's SIO
La Jolla Light
Jul 26, 2017
La Jolla Boardwalk to be Named for the 'Einstein of the Oceans'
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Jul 25, 2017
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)
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Biodiversity Loss from Deep-Sea Mining will be Unavoidable
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Melting and cracking – is Antarctica falling apart?
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Jun 23, 2017
January 2016 extensive summer melt in West Antarctica favoured by strong El Niño
Nature
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