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A new observing system for the Southern Ocean

The EU is funding the SYNCHRONY project, involving 27 international partners

31.07.2026 · AWI
The Arctic Ocean keeps permafrost carbon firmly locked

AWI researchers have, for the first time, been able to measure how much carbon from thawing soils remains in the Ocean

31.07.2026 · AWI
Microorganisms actively shape the ocean floor

Hot fluids rising from Earth's interior have been driving mineral formation on the ocean floor for millions of years

29.07.2026 · MARUM
From Outcast to Option: Carbon Capture and Storage Makes a Comeback

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is regaining prominence in climate policy debates in Germany.

28.07.2026 · RIFS
Hereon takes on a leadership role in the ocean program DITTO

UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission confirms new co-leadership of the “Digital Twins of the Ocean” program through 2030

27.07.2026 · HEREON
BEACONSplus

New €6 million Horizon Europe project to build climate resilience in coastal communities across the Atlantic

23.07.2026 · ZMT
How is Antarctica affected by human activity?

Hereon coordinates research on environmental pollution in the Southern Ocean and Antarctica

23.07.2026 · HEREON
Artificial Intelligence Looks into the Ocean

Can the global Argo programme monitor the AMOC?

22.07.2026 · GEOMAR
A coral’s Swiss Army knife: The numerous powers of cilia

In black corals, cilia perform many functions, from ventilation to external and internal nutrient transport

22.07.2026 · MPI-MM
Marine Social Sciences and Humanities in Politically Challenging Times

Annual Meeting of the KDM/DAM Strategy Group for Social Sciences and Humanities at the Marine Science Campus

13.07.2026 · CAU
When Extreme Events Become Visible on the Coast

ALKOR expedition investigates the effects of extreme events in the Elbe estuary and German Bight

13.07.2026 · GEOMAR
62% of Hydrothermal Vent Molluscs Now Threatened by Deep-Sea Mining

An update of The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ reveals that 62% of endemic hydrothermal vent molluscs worldwide are now at risk of extinction

10.07.2026 · SAM
SEASTRONG: University of Bremen and ZMT Coordinate International Research Project Across Three Oceans

How mangrove forests, seagrass beds, and coral reefs can reinforce one another to become more resilient to the impacts of climate change

09.07.2026 · MARUM
Baltic Sea Expeditions Started with the Malizia Explorer

Research sailing vessel investigates seagrass and phytoplankton

09.07.2026 · GEOMAR
1.3 million euros for an international research project

The DSM is to receive funding of around 1.3 million euros from the funding initiative ‘Transformational Knowledge on Democracies in Transition’.

07.07.2026 · DSM

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

A new observing system for the Southern Ocean

The Arctic Ocean keeps permafrost carbon firmly locked

Microorganisms actively shape the ocean floor

From Outcast to Option: Carbon Capture and Storage Makes a Comeback

Hereon takes on a leadership role in the ocean program DITTO

BEACONSplus

How is Antarctica affected by human activity?

Artificial Intelligence Looks into the Ocean

A cor­al’s Swiss Army knife: The nu­mer­ous powers of cilia

Marine Social Sciences and Humanities in Politically Challenging Times

When Extreme Events Become Visible on the Coast

62% of Hydrothermal Vent Molluscs Now Threatened by Deep-Sea Mining

SEASTRONG: University of Bremen and ZMT Coordinate International Research Project Across Three Oceans

Baltic Sea Expeditions Started with the Malizia Explorer

1.3 million euros for an international research project

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