Scripps Research is a prominent independent nonprofit biomedical research institute founded in 1924 in La Jolla, California. Initially established as the Scripps Metabolic Clinic, it has grown into a leading institution focused on basic and clinical biomedical research, drug discovery, and training future scientists. The institute operates two campuses: the original in California and a branch in Jupiter, Florida, which has become a key center for neuroscience, virology, chemistry, and drug discovery.

The core activities of Scripps Research include conducting advanced biomedical research to understand human diseases, developing potential treatments through drug discovery, and offering graduate education in interdisciplinary biomedical research. The institute collaborates with academic, governmental, and industry partners to translate scientific discoveries into new medicines and therapies. Scripps Research aims to improve global health through scientific innovation and serves a diverse range of stakeholders, including the academic community, pharmaceutical companies, and future leaders in biomedical science.