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“Our world is the ocean“

Professor Katja Matthes takes over the leadership of GEOMAR

05.10.2020 · GEOMAR
Bremen researchers: 94 percent of tropical coral reef habitats at risk

Scientists from Bremen have for the first time predicted the vulnerability of tropical coral reef habitats to measurable environmental factors.

22.09.2020 · ZMT
When methane-eating microbes eat ammonia instead

Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Bremen, and Radboud University, Nijmegen now discovered the enzyme that produces NO, closing an important gap in our understanding of how methanotrophs deal with rising environmental ammonia concentrations.

15.09.2020 · MPI-MM
Unraveling 66 million years of climate history from ocean sediments

Based on extensive data analysis, an international team publishes global reference curve in the journal Science

10.09.2020 · CAU / MARUM / PIK
Honouring the EU funded project Marine Mammals

Collaboration project receives ASCOBANS Outreach and Education Award 2020

08.09.2020 ·
Rewriting the history of seawater composition

New study contradicts assumptions of constant element conditions in the oceans

27.08.2020 · GEOMAR
Plastic waste in the oceans

Floating garbage chutes are not the solution

21.08.2020 · ZMT
World War II legacy has to be eliminated now!

Marine researchers step up activities for underwater munitions detection and disposal

06.08.2020 · GEOMAR
Celebrating 40 Years of the Alfred Wegener Institute

Unique infrastructure and scientific excellence are the hallmarks of the AWI

14.07.2020 · AWI
Exploring Rapid Changes in the Arctic Ecosystem

First HZG expedition for the ECOTIP project begins on Spitsbergen

08.07.2020 · hereon
Data resources for research: University of Bremen plays a key role

The DFG funds four consortia with Bremen participation as part of the National Research Data Infrastructure / Coordination for Biodiversity at MARUM

29.06.2020 · MARUM
Seagrass meadows at the limit

Habitat increasingly under threat from untreated sewage

17.06.2020 · ZMT
What’s good for the oceans is good for humans

What's good for the oceans is good for humans

15.06.2020 · GEOMAR
Science meets Culture

MARUM scientists and Google Arts & Culture launch online project "Into the Deep" on UN World Oceans Day

08.06.2020 · MARUM
News of the German Oceanographic Museum Foundation

Bundesinnenministerium, Land Mecklenburg‐Vorpommern und Hansestadt Stralsund ermöglichen Modernisierung des MEERESMUSEUMs

04.06.2020 · DMM

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“Our world is the ocean“

Bremen researchers: 94 percent of tropical coral reef habitats at risk

When methane-eating microbes eat ammonia instead

Unraveling 66 million years of climate history from ocean sediments

Honouring the EU funded project Marine Mammals

Rewriting the history of seawater composition

Plastic waste in the oceans

World War II legacy has to be eliminated now!

Celebrating 40 Years of the Alfred Wegener Institute

Exploring Rapid Changes in the Arctic Ecosystem

Data resources for research: University of Bremen plays a key role

Seagrass meadows at the limit

What’s good for the oceans is good for humans

Science meets Culture

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“Our world is the ocean“

Bremen researchers: 94 percent of tropical coral reef habitats at risk

When meth­ane-eat­ing mi­crobes eat am­mo­nia in­stead

Unraveling 66 million years of climate history from ocean sediments

Honouring the EU funded project Marine Mammals

Rewriting the history of seawater composition

Plastic waste in the oceans

World War II legacy has to be eliminated now!

Celebrating 40 Years of the Alfred Wegener Institute

Exploring Rapid Changes in the Arctic Ecosystem

Data re­sources for re­search: Uni­versity of Bre­men plays a key role

Seagrass meadows at the limit

What’s good for the oceans is good for humans

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When methane-eating microbes eat ammonia instead

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