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Microplastics in the ocean: Full extent still not foreseeable

Urgent: Measures to reduce inputs

02.03.2022 · Fraunhofer / UBA
Industrial sedimentation in the North Sea

New Hereon study shows: The law of nature reveals their effect, with a major time delay though

02.03.2022 · hereon / BSH
New insights into changes of the Atlantic current system

Improved models and data help to understand the climate driver more precisely

01.03.2022 · GEOMAR
Oceans are vital for survival – marine research is precautionary research!

Statement by the Board of the German Alliance for Marine Research on the Report of Working Group II of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

28.02.2022 ·
Offshore wind farms reshape the North Sea

Researchers from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon have found shifts in airflows and sea currents, which are connected to offshore wind farms

21.02.2022 · hereon
Help for Seas and Coasts

A research mission of the German Marine Research Alliance (DAM) is to study the impacts of marine environment utilization

16.02.2022 · hereon / DAM
CONMAR tackles ammunition recovery

GEOMAR coordinates new joint project of the German Marine Research Alliance

09.02.2022 · GEOMAR / DAM
Giant sponge gardens discovered on seamounts in the Arctic deep sea

Sponges grow in large numbers and to impressive size on the peaks of extinct underwater volcanoes

09.02.2022 · MPI-MM / GEOMAR / AWI / CAU / MARUM
The “Plastification” of the Ocean

WWF releases study on the effects of plastic pollution on marine species and ecosystems

08.02.2022 · AWI / WWF
From the German Bight into the deep sea: The amazing migration of tope

Scientists from the Thünen Institute have demonstrated that the domestic shark species displays a change in swimming behavior when migrating from the shallow North Sea into the ocean

07.02.2022 · THÜNEN
Exchange with Politics

Parliamentary breakfast for knowledge transfer and identification of research needs

31.01.2022 ·
Sustainability for Marine Regions

Kick-off meeting: CoastalFutures, a component of the DAM research mission, researches utilization of the sea and coasts

20.01.2022 · hereon / DAM
World’s largest fish breeding area discovered in Antarctica

Researchers detect around 60 million nests of Antarctic icefish over a 240 square kilometres area in the Weddell Sea

13.01.2022 · AWI
From the oilfield to the lab: How a special microbe turns oil into gases

In collaboration with a team from China, researchers from Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology have successfully cultivated “miracle microbe” in the laboratory

24.12.2021 · MPI-MM
For responsible research on marine carbon dioxide removal

New reports on ocean-based methods with GEOMAR participation

15.12.2021 · GEOMAR / DAM

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Microplastics in the ocean: Full extent still not foreseeable

Industrial sedimentation in the North Sea

New insights into changes of the Atlantic current system

Oceans are vital for survival – marine research is precautionary research!

Offshore wind farms reshape the North Sea

Help for Seas and Coasts

CONMAR tackles ammunition recovery

Giant sponge gardens discovered on seamounts in the Arctic deep sea

The “Plastification” of the Ocean

From the German Bight into the deep sea: The amazing migration of tope

Exchange with Politics

Sustainability for Marine Regions

World’s largest fish breeding area discovered in Antarctica

From the oilfield to the lab: How a special microbe turns oil into gases

For responsible research on marine carbon dioxide removal

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All press releases and news from the DAM

Microplastics in the ocean: Full extent still not foreseeable

Industrial sedimentation in the North Sea

New insights into changes of the Atlantic current system

Oceans are vital for survival – marine research is precautionary research!

Offshore wind farms reshape the North Sea

Help for Seas and Coasts

CONMAR tackles ammunition recovery

Gi­ant sponge gar­dens dis­covered on seamounts in the Arc­tic deep sea

The “Plastification” of the Ocean

From the German Bight into the deep sea: The amazing migration of tope

Exchange with Politics

Sustainability for Marine Regions

World’s largest fish breeding area discovered in Antarctica

From the oilfield to the lab: How a special microbe turns oil into gases

For responsible research on marine carbon dioxide removal

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Giant sponge gardens discovered on seamounts in the Arctic deep sea