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Friends & Supporters Private donations help keep Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the leading edge of ocean and earth sciences. Your gift ensures that Scripps will continue to make important global scientific discoveries in areas such as climate change, conservation, and the environment — all for the benefit of society. Roger Revelle Prize Honoring Prince Albert II of Monaco Friday, October 23, 2009 Friday, October 23, 2009 Read more... The Start of Something Great A much needed state-of-the-art conference center opens its doors A much needed state-of-the-art conference center opens its doors Read more... Read more... Adopt-A-Fish and Save Adopt a Fish today and receive a discount on Green Flash concert tickets Adopt a Fish today and receive a discount on Green Flash concert tickets Read more... Scripps Invites Donors to Name an Ocean Species Scripps Oceanographic Collections offer opportunities to name newly discovered marine life Scripps Oceanographic Collections offer opportunities to name newly discovered marine life Read more... Do You Sea What I Sea? Art and science collide to honor Scripps ichthyologist Richard Rosenblatt. Art and science collide to honor Scripps ichthyologist Richard Rosenblatt. Read more... Wrap Your Arms Around Ocean and Earth Science Sign up for explorations, Scripps Oceanography's award-winning e-magazine -- at no cost! Sign up for explorations, Scripps Oceanography's award-winning e-magazine -- at no cost! Read more... « 01 Roger Revelle Prize Honoring Prince Albert II of Monaco Friday, October 23, 2009 02 The Start of Something Great A much needed state-of-the-art conference center opens its doors 03 04 Adopt-A-Fish and Save Adopt a Fish today and receive a discount on Green Flash concert tickets 05 Scripps Invites Donors to Name an Ocean Species Scripps Oceanographic Collections offer opportunities to name newly discovered marine life 06 Do You Sea What I Sea? Art and science collide to honor Scripps ichthyologist Richard Rosenblatt. 07 Wrap Your Arms Around Ocean and Earth Science Sign up for explorations, Scripps Oceanography's award-winning e-magazine -- at no cost! » Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 1.7.2) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks
Scripps Oceanography News Renowned Geophysicist: George G. Shor, Jr. Geophysicist who helped establish the nation's research fleet 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 Announcements 100 Candles Scripps Oceanography honors the 100th birthday of late, legendary scientist Roger Revelle. $100,000 Bequest from Robert Buzzelli Endows Graduate Student Fellowship A passionate philanthropist and avid sailor, Buzzelli was the son of Margaret Scripps Buzzelli and grandson of Robert Paine Scripps. A Gift from the Heart Collections donor Jeff Goodhartz lends his family name to a Belize featherworm.
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