Lecture Series

Mon, Jan 12 2009
Andrew Dickson, Marine Chemist As a result of human activities, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are higher now than they have been for millions of years. But the atmosphere is not the only resting place for such excess carbon dioxide. Almost half of the carbon dioxide emitted by human activities has been absorbed by the ocean, changing its chemistry in ways that may have significant effects on marine ecosystems. Join Andrew Dickson as he explains what we know (and what we don't) about this emerging problem.

Mon, Feb 09 2009
Scripps Oceanography Fellowship Students The Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation at Scripps Oceanography hosts its annual reception honoring the outstanding work of several fellowship students. The students will give brief presentations on their research discoveries and share visions for the future of their work.