On 14 Oct 2024, CCE held a Forum with about 60 participants attending in-person and via Zoom. Recent CCE updates (2025 Process cruise, midterm review,
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Our seven REUs presented their summer research on 12 Sept., with pre-recorded and live presentations. We were all amazed by what they accomplished over 10-12
Grace Cawley, a 4th year Grad student, tells us all about her zooplankton community research in the CCE, and how much she loves going to
PhD student Dante Capone, a 2024 LTER writing fellow, recently published a piece on CCE’s P2402 science and activities, which you can read all about
Seven undergraduates joined our CCE team late June to conduct summer research in various labs at SIO. A big welcome to (L to R in
CCE graduate students and scientists from the P2107 cruise describe a highly toxic form of mercury as a possible danger to human health via the
On Feb. 17 CCE will set sail on the R.V. Revelle for a month-long research cruise investigating the processes driving long-term change in the California
To view our REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) announcement for this upcoming summer and previous student projects, please go to https://ccelter.ucsd.edu/reu/ Closing date is 15
Rasmus Swalethorp, a CCE & CalCOFI Researcher, was interviewed by KPBS on his collaborative paper regarding anchovy trophic shifts and larval diet in Nature Communications.
Two recent CCE publications on ocean acidification were highlighted in the UCSD Scripps News: Wolfe et al. (2023): Scientists Publish 37-Year Record of Ocean Acidification