News Archives: 12/1/05 Stem Cell Pioneers 11/24/05 Stanford Study of the Sea Squirt Provides Clue to Human Immune System 10/7/05 Satellite technology allows scientists to track warm sharks in cold polar seas 8/9/05 Black Abalone Withering Towards Extinction 7/25/05 Watch Your Step: Study Shows Life in Tidal Areas at Risk
5/25/05 Librarian, Marine Biologist Finds Niche at Hopkins 5/5/05 Tracking the Imperiled Bluefin from Ocean to Sushi Platter 5/4/05 Study: Better protections for bluefin tuna needed 4/27/05 Te Vega reunion brings together seafaring students, old and new 3/28/05 Scientists deliver plan for rescuing America's coral reefs 3/10/05 Real Sea Monsters: The vicious giant Dosidicus gigas, the Humboldt squid, seems to be finding a new home right off our shores. 2/23/05 Whale scientist Palumbi transforms controversy into conservation 1/31/05 Too Many Sweet Smells? 1/21/05 Musk Fragrances May Break Down Cells' Defenses 1/7/05 Musks in Fragrances May Weaken Immune System 12/15/04 The Downstream Dangers of Your Perfume 11/3/04 Common household fragrances may be harming aquatic wildlife
10/19/04 Fastest Gun in the Sea 9/21/04 Revisiting Steinbeck and The Sea of Cortez 7/21/04 Documenting sea life, life at sea aboard the Gus D 5/13/04 A New Log From The Sea of Cortez: Science and adventure in the spirit of Steinbeck and Ricketts 5/2/04 Sea Czar Won't Solve Our Problems 4/28/04 Dave Epel receives award 4/16/04 Hopkins Marine Station honored by the American Society for Microbiology 3/26/04 Video clip of Sea of Cortex trip launch 3/17/04 Fiorenza Micheli receives Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellowship 3/10/04 Marine scientists study Bahamas reef ecosystems to save them 2/25/04 Following a dream, and tuna, with electronic tagging 2/10/04 Are Squid Vicious? - LA Times 1/1/04 American Society for Cell Biology Newsletter - Profile of David Epel 12/17/03 Dennis Powers, former director of Hopkins Marine Station, dies at 65 12/3/03 Voyage will retrace Steinbeck-Ricketts trip to Sea of Cortez 12/3/03 Biological scientist goes to Sea of Cortez to unravel mysteries of Humboldt squid 10/25/03 Open House at Hopkins Marine Station 9/1/03 Troubed Waters: Flaws in the Fisheries Regulations are leading to Disaster 7/24/03 Whale populations are too low to resume commercial hunting, geneticists find 7/3/03 Cold-climate creatures may be the ultimate survivors of global warming, study finds 5/15/03 Finicky snails provide new clues to the evolution of coastal ecosystems 4/11/03 Adapting to Climate Warming - Arctic Science Journeys 2/17/03 Marine biologists work to solve 'black box' mysteries of ocean life - AAAS conference 1/1/03 Sea Searchers : Scientists launch a $1 billion effort to track marine life worldwide 1/15/03 Ocean report calls for immediate creation of marine reserves along coastal U.S. 12/6/02 'Mussels' Flex Data Muscle 11/1/02 Bay Watch: at Hopkins Marine Station scientists and students probe secrets of the sea. 9/1/02 Fishing for Global-Warming Clues - Stanford Alumni Magazine 6/6/02 Conservations with a Tide Pool - TCU Magazine 2/22/02 The Shifting Sands of Monterey - San Francisco Chronicle 2/20/02 New solutions needed to prevent extinctions and sustainably manage marine resources, scientists say 1/17/02 Olynpic 2002 torch passes through Hopkins Marine Station 1/2/02 Great white sharks migrate thousands of miles across the sea, new study finds 12/6/01 Beware of leap year when predicting climate change 10/25/01 Betting on climate change: Alaskan gambling contest yields treasure trove of scientific data 8/21/01 Study reveals migrations and breeding grounds of Atlantic bluefin tuna 8/14/01 Researchers take floating laboratory for test drive on Monterey Bay 6/6/01 Marine scientist Micheli uses hard science to restore fragile ocean habitats 5/2/01 Hopkins Marine Station's dedication of Mazia Microscopy Center to include lecture 3/28/01 Global Warming (from Lehrer News Hour) 2/6/01 A New Cast of Creatures at Steinbeck's Monterey Bay (from New York Times) 11/29/00 Baldridges honored by the American Cetacean Society 11/16/00 Tagging of Pacific Pelagics Workshop 11/15/00 Global warming: lessons taught by snails and crabs 10/9/00 Hopkins Marine Station open to the public Oct. 21, 2000 8/2/00 Hopkins' Subtidal Communities course inspires book "The Living Bay" 8/2/00 Scientists discover key ingredient in sexual reproduction 4/26/00 Stanford to launch new program in ocean sciences 4/5/00 Purchase of historic homes eases the housing crunch at Hopkins 4/4/00 Creatures from the deep fight cancer and warn of environmental hazards 4/00 Langstroth's book "The Living Bay" got its start with Hopkins' Subtidal Communities course 3/22/00 Smart squid may unlock the secret of how animals and people learn 2/17/99 Hopkins to share $17.7 million grant 10/98 Sea Urchin Development web page review by ASCB 8/12/98 Keeping tags on tuna: Pop-up satellite technology successfully tracks migration 6/9/98 President Clinton & Vice President Gore visit Hopkins 5/1/98 Tough Embryos 5/1/98 Current Research at the Tuna Research and Conservation Center 8/29/96 Changes in tidepool animals at Hopkins Marine Station 6/6/96 DeNault building dedicated 1996 Hopkins Marine Station: The Blue Revolution |