Florida Campus
The scenic Jupiter, Florida campus of Scripps Research encompasses three buildings on 30 lush acres within Palm Beach County’s innovation corridor, between Interstate 95 and the Atlantic Ocean. Here dozens of principal investigators work with their laboratory members to understand disease and develop effective treatments. Regularly honored by the National Institutes of Health and prestigious disease foundations for their discoveries, this elite team continues to pioneer innovations in translational research. They are complemented by a 500-member group of executives, staff scientists, graduate students and administrative assistants.
While faculty focus on the fields of chemistry, neuroscience, immunology and infectious disease, structural biology, and molecular medicine, their investigations are not limited by departmental borders and, in fact, cross-country and cross-disciplinary collaborations regularly lead to vital discoveries. Potential new medicines are often advanced into pre-clinical trials via the drug development infrastructure available at Calibr, a unit within the institute. And the genomic data analysis and digital health monitoring provided by the Translational Institute, another unit, inform and help further refine therapeutics.
Founded in 2004 with federal economic development funds awarded by the Florida State Legislature and an economic package from Palm Beach County, the institute’s Jupiter campus completed construction in 2009. Scientists work with their counterparts in La Jolla, California in a relationship that is prolific and entrepreneurial: nearly 1,000 U.S. patents and over 70 spinoff companies have resulted from research on both coasts. Significantly, nine FDA-approved drugs are based on Scripps scientists’ groundbreaking research, with more on the way. Seminal work such as this led the scientific journal Nature to name Scripps Research the world’s most influential research institute.
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Scripps Research
120 Scripps Way
Jupiter, FL 33458
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