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Bottom trawling in marine protected areas of the Baltic Sea

IOW launches expedition to study the impacts

01.06.2021 · IOW
Close link between maximum age, mortality and productivity discovered

Natural constant simplifies sustainable management of animal and plant groups

31.05.2021 · GEOMAR
Future food from the sea

Jellyfish chips, sea cucumber soup and green caviar

25.05.2021 · ZMT
Ulrich Bathmann and Katja Matthes elected to the board of the DAM

Alliance grows by three new member institutions and two strategic partners

20.05.2021 ·
Vibrios and climate change

Can nature-based methods mitigate the potential threat in the Baltic Sea?

19.05.2021 · IOW
Launching of the DAM Stakeholder Forum

First meeting of the independent advisory body for marine research, including political, business and civil society representatives

06.05.2021 ·
Travelling back in time to study phytoplankton of the past to explore the future of the Baltic Sea

PHYTOARK goes live

03.05.2021 · IOW
Awards for plankton imaging system and digital twins

GEOMAR honours new and innovative methods in marine research

30.04.2021 · GEOMAR
International research project “Hearing in penguins” draws to a close

A three-year study of the hearing ability of penguins at the German Oceanographic Museum in Stralsund in collaboration with partners in Germany and Denmark presented its findings during an online final conference in April.

22.04.2021 · DMM
Microplastics affect global nutrient cycle and oxygen levels in the ocean

GEOMAR study points to possible major changes in the marine ecosystem

21.04.2021 · GEOMAR
Harnessing the power of microbial communities for plastic degradation

Researchers propose new approach in the search for biological plastic degradation

20.04.2021 · GEOMAR
New Special Award for “Environment and Sustainability”

DAM joins forces with Germany’s Federal Artificial Intelligence Competition

20.04.2021 ·
Microplastics in corals

A new study by the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) looks at the impact of microplastics on corals.

19.04.2021 · ZMT
Long-term consequences of CO2 emissions

Oxygen in the ocean will continue to decrease for many centuries

16.04.2021 ·
Reliably Measuring Whether Rivers or Lakes Run Out of Air

International study shows that freshwater polluted by fecal material can be determined more quickly and reliably using a new technique

15.04.2021 · hereon

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Bottom trawling in marine protected areas of the Baltic Sea

Close link between maximum age, mortality and productivity discovered

Future food from the sea

Ulrich Bathmann and Katja Matthes elected to the board of the DAM

Vibrios and climate change

Launching of the DAM Stakeholder Forum

Travelling back in time to study phytoplankton of the past to explore the future of the Baltic Sea

Awards for plankton imaging system and digital twins

International research project “Hearing in penguins” draws to a close

Microplastics affect global nutrient cycle and oxygen levels in the ocean

Harnessing the power of microbial communities for plastic degradation

New Special Award for “Environment and Sustainability”

Microplastics in corals

Long-term consequences of CO2 emissions

Reliably Measuring Whether Rivers or Lakes Run Out of Air

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