Master’s student Susan Kram talks about her experience presenting the basics of ocean acidification and how to educate others about this important subject!
The Smith Lab Helps Party for the Planet
Master’s student Susan Kram shares her experience participating in Earth Day festivities at the Birch Aquarium.
Smith Lab Helps Establish Live Feed of Continuous Ocean Acidification Data at SIO
On March 12th 2013 the Smith Lab made history at Scripps Institution of Oceanography by establishing a live feed of continuous seawater pH data being collected from instruments mounted underwater on a piling at the SIO Pier. Master’s student Susan Kram gives us the details!
An Adventure to the Arabian Peninsula
2nd Year PhD student Maggie Johnson shares with us her amazing experience traveling to Saudi Arabia to help teach students about different ecological adaptations found in the unique environments of the Red Sea regions.
Scripps Researchers Monitor a Day in the Life of Coral
The Environmental Monitor is a journal covering products, projects and trends in the environmental monitoring industry. It aims to help professionals stay informed about developments in their industry. This is a piece they did on the Smith Lab, written by Austen Verrilli.
In the News: Exploring Coral Reef Threats from Changing Ocean Chemistry
Nichole Price, a post-doctoral researcher in the Smith Lab, and her ground breaking research in the Northern Line Islands are featured in Scripps News!
Smith lab takes on the Western Society of Naturalists
PhD student Maggie Johnson shares how the Smith & Sandin Lab continue to proudly represent Scripps Institution of Oceanography by participating in the Western Society of Naturalists annual conference in Seaside, California.
Trying to Defy the Laws of Physics in the Name of Science
PhD student Jill Harris talks about her daunting challenge – packing lab supplies for their upcoming field experiment in Palmyra!
Check out how she and fellow lab mate Maggie Johnson head into battle.
Smith Lab In Action!
Summer may be at its peak, but members of the Smith Lab at Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) are still hard at work! Some are out & about around the world checking on their experiments and collecting data, others are right here in San Diego learning new skills and working on various projects. Find out what people are up to!
Acidification & Summer Vacation
Alex Neu is an undergrad researcher visiting the Smith lab for the summer. He is helping out with our acidification experiments and wanted to share his experience thus far.