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Stephen R. Palumbi is a Professor of Marine Sciences at Stanford University, where he also serves as the Director of the Hopkins Marine Station. His work focuses on the genomics of marine organisms, addressing fundamental evolutionary questions and developing practical solutions to preserve and protect biodiversity in the oceans. Palumbi's research includes genetic detective work to identify species like whales and sharks in retail markets and devising genomic methods to help find marine species that are resilient to climate change. He has conducted significant studies on corals, particularly in American Samoa and Palau, and works on the responses of kelp, sea urchins, and shellfish to environmental changes. Palumbi is a recognized author, with books aimed at non-scientists exploring marine life. He is also involved in various courses related to ocean sciences and conservation and contributes to public awareness through his engagement with media on evolutionary topics.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Professor of Marine Sciences and Director of Hopkins Marine Station.
Hopkins Marine Station • Pacific Grove, California
Conducts research and teaches courses in marine biology and conservation.
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