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About Us Scripps Institution of Oceanography is one of the oldest, largest, and most important centers for ocean and earth science research, education, and public service in the world. Research at Scripps Institution of Oceanography encompasses physical, chemical, biological, geological, and geophysical studies of the oceans and earth. Read more... In Memoriam: Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) Read more... In Memoriam: Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) Read more... In Memoriam: Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) Read more... « 01 02 In Memoriam: Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) 03 In Memoriam: Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) 04 In Memoriam: Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) » Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 1.7.2) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks
Scripps Oceanography News Scripps Oceanography Loses a Legend Ellen Revelle (1910-2009) Scripps Presents Southern California Premiere of Film on Climate Change's Impact on Oceans Free May 7 screening showcases the first documentary about ocean acidification Scripps, UCSD Professors Garner Prestigious Honors Scripps and UCSD professors elected to National Academy of Sciences and President Obama's Science Council Dramatic Climate Change-Driven Impacts Documented Across Marine Life Spectrum Scripps-led study, the first of its kind, finds warming causes shifts in habitats of open-ocean fishes Birch Aquarium at Scripps Debuts its First Children's Book What Color Would You Be to Hide in the Sea? explores camouflage in the ocean Birch Aquarium at Scripps Perspectives on Ocean Science: Gulf of California's Deep-Sea Secrets Mon, May 11 2009 Family Days: Breathing in a Changing Climate Sat, May 16 2009 Green Flash Concert Wed, May 20 2009 Green Flash Concert Wed, Jun 17 2009 Light Bulb Exchange Sat, Jun 20 2009 Explorations e-magazine Life Behind Bars Marine biologists employ genetic barcoding in the quest to positively identify fish species. Carbonated Oceans An overload of carbon dioxide is acidifying seawater, posing a subtle but profound threat to marine invertebrates. Announcements Saving Green by Going Green Use of a new eco-friendly product saves the environment and money for the Scripps research fleet Scripps Oceanography’s Geophysics and Seismology Program Continues to Rank Among the Best Graduate program ranks fifth in the nation in U.S. News & World Report annual survey of America’s Best Graduate Schools Association of Zoos and Aquariums Renews Birch Aquarium Accreditation Designation maintains national recognition of aquarium s ever-rising standards Scripps Ocean Acidification Researcher Wins Science Communication Fellowship Biological oceanographer Victoria Fabry selected as Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellow
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