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Outreach Overview | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. Marine Larvae Video Resource. Hopkins Marine Station hosts a variety of efforts designed to explain marine biology to the public, and to encourage young students to explore science. Check out the possibilites! 120 Ocean View Blvd. Pacific Grove, CA 93950.

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People | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. 120 Ocean View Blvd. Pacific Grove, CA 93950.

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Tours | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. Marine Larvae Video Resource. Drew Patrick Miller at Unsplash. We offer tours of the Station on a limited basis. See the information below, and contact us if your group meets our guidelines. HMS tours are available to educational groups ONLY* (high school and above) and Stanford dorm groups. Tours must be scheduled at least 3 weeks in advance. Suggested tour gu...

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Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. JOIN US ON THE CUTTING-EDGE OF MONTEREY BAY. Welcome to Hopkins Marine Station a leader in marine science since 1892. Where researchers, undergraduates, and graduates come together. To ask big questions, explore new ideas, and discover how and why things work. How do they develop and evolve? How do they interact? 5 reasons to spend a quarter (or more) at Hopkins.

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Student Profiles | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. I love oceans. If I’m not on campus, this is where I want to be. Earth Systems, Ocean track. Of quarters at Hopkins:. Including 1 over the summer for research internships. Why she chose Hopkins:. Favorite things about Hopkins:. Most surprising thing about Hopkins:. In her free time:. 120 Ocean View Blvd. Pacific Grove, CA 93950.

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Graduate Students | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. José Miguel Andrade López. PhD Student in Biology, admitted Autumn 2015. PhD Student in Biology, admitted Autumn 2011. PhD Student in Biology, admitted Summer 2016. I seek to better understand the molecular underpinnings of regeneration, the conservation of regenerative programs in deuterostome evolution, and the links between regeneration and development.

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Recent News | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. The cell specificity of gene expression in the response to heat stress in corals. Stanford researcher examines unsung hero of science: Assessment. Bacterial community dynamics are linked to patterns of coral heat tolerance. Bright spots of resilience to climate disturbance. Climate-driven disturbances are having profound impacts on coastal ecosystems, with many...

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Staff | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. For general contact and location information, please visit our Contact page. Administrative Associate, Hopkins Marine Station. Faculty Lab Support for:. LAB ASST, Hopkins Marine Station. Life Sci Tech I, Hopkins Marine Station. Faculty Lab Support for:. Life Sci Tech I, Hopkins Marine Station. Library Spclst 3, Hopkins Marine Library. Faculty Lab Support for:.

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Upcoming Events | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. Carl Johnson: As Time Glows By: Circadian Clocks from Molecules to Populations. Friday, March 10, 2017 -. Hopkins Marine Station, Boat Works Lecture Hall. Cheryl Logan: Ocean acidification effects on rockfish physiology and gene expression. Friday, March 17, 2017 -. Hopkins Marine Station, Boat Works Lecture Hall. 120 Ocean View Blvd. Pacific Grove, CA 93950.

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Life at Hopkins | Hopkins Marine Station

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FUNCTION (Physiology and Biomechanics). CHANGE (Development and Evolution). INTERACTION (Ecology and Conservation). Marine Larvae Video Resource. Breathtaking ocean views. Hiking, biking, kayaking, diving. And Victorian style housing. That’s just a 10-minute walk or 2-minute bike from your classes at the Marine Station. That’s life at Hopkins for you. From Farm to ocean. Ready to dive in? That course is offered over Spring break, and again right after the end of Spring quarter. 120 Ocean View Blvd.