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Scripps Research is globally recognized for the breadth and impact of its scientific contributions. Ranked by Nature Index among the world's top five most innovative institutes, Scripps Research empowers its scientists to pursue high-risk, high-reward ideas that transform our understanding of the world and lead to new technologies that shape our future.
Our faculty pursue highly interdisciplinary research, bridging the fields of chemistry, neuroscience, structural and computational biology, cellular and molecular biology, and immunology. Among their many contributions are major advances in understanding the adaptive and innate immune systems, sensory neurobiology and cellular signaling, and they have pioneered technologies in chemical synthesis, synthetic biology and biotechnology.
These accomplishments have been recognized by some of the most prestigious honors in science, including 6 Nobel Prizes, two very recently, 6 Wolf Prizes, and Breakthrough and MacArthur Genius Prizes. Through our Skaggs Graduate School of Chemical and Biological Sciences—recognized among the top 10 programs nationally by U.S. News & World Report—we’re inspiring and training the next generation of scientific leaders, ensuring the continued trajectory of scientific excellence for generations to come.
Learn more:
https://www.scripps.edu/
Scripps Research is globally recognized for the breadth and impact of its scientific contributions. Ranked by Nature Index among the world's top five most innovative institutes, Scripps Research empowers its scientists to pursue high-risk, high-reward ideas that transform our understanding of the world and lead to new technologies that shape our future.
Our faculty pursue highly interdisciplinary research, bridging the fields of chemistry, neuroscience, structural and computational biology, cellular and molecular biology, and immunology. Among their many contributions are major advances in understanding the adaptive and innate immune systems, sensory neurobiology and cellular signaling, and they have pioneered technologies in chemical synthesis, synthetic biology and biotechnology.
These accomplishments have been recognized by some of the most prestigious honors in science, including 6 Nobel Prizes, two very recently, 6 Wolf Prizes, and Breakthrough and MacArthur Genius Prizes. Through our Skaggs Graduate School of Chemical and Biological Sciences—recognized among the top 10 programs nationally by U.S. News & World Report—we’re inspiring and training the next generation of scientific leaders, ensuring the continued trajectory of scientific excellence for generations to come.
Learn more:
https://www.scripps.edu/
