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Scripps Oceanography News

• High Carbon Dioxide Levels Cause Abnormally Large Fish Ear Bones
  Scripps study focuses on bony structures essential in fish orientation and acceleration

• Former Scripps Director on Panel to Assess Future of Human Space Flight Program
  Charles Kennel part of team to review manned NASA missions after the space shuttle program is terminated

• Whale Caught on Video Gives Rare Clues about Hunting Strategy, Sound Production
  Marine mammal videotaped stealing fish provides information about animal's physical features

• UCSD Researchers Make First Direct Observations of Biological Particles in High-Altitude Ice Clouds
  Airborne dust and microbial matter appear to play large role in ice formation in clouds

Birch Aquarium at Scripps

Research Focus

• Science at Sea, It’s a Gas, Gas, Gas...
  Watch Scripps scientists deploy seafloor instruments off R/V Revelle
• Are You Ready to Rumble?
  See real-time earthquake information collected by the Scripps’ Anza Network

Explorations e-magazine

Fine Details
Scripps researchers tackle the holy grail of climate change modeling

Birth of an Ocean
Scripps scientists explore the Gulf of California to uncover its rich geological history and new ocean crust emerging from the seafloor.

Announcements

• New Research Leader at Scripps Oceanography
  Cathy Constable selected for research leadership role at world-renowned ocean and earth science institution
• Scripps Geochemist Wins Research Award
  German foundation recognizes Ralph Keeling s pioneering contribution to studies of atmospheric oxygen
• 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