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How artificial intelligence can help protect the Ocean

An international study offers a practical guide for AI application

29.01.2026 · ZMT
Future Box Oceans available again

The educational offer from Futurium and DAM provides a playful glimpse into a sustainable future with the oceans.

29.01.2026 · DAM
Fungi Infect Nitrogen-Fixing Cyanobacteria

Under the lead of the IOW the influence of parasitic fungi on cyanobacteria was investigated

21.01.2026 · IOW
United Nations BBNJ Agreement: Milestone for marine biodiversity

The DAM welcomes and supports the United Nations framework agreement for greater marine protection in international waters.

16.01.2026 · DAM
More Species across Thousands of Kilometers: The Secret Life on the Deep-Sea Floor

AleutBio expedition reveals surprising biodiversity and widespread distribution of isopod crustaceans in the North Pacific

15.01.2026 · SAM
How a heat wave in 2003 has changed the North Atlantic until today

Extreme events change the ecology of oceans abruptly

02.01.2026 · THÜNEN
Festive Christmas Dinner: Only ‘Good Fish’ on the Table

For many people, fish is a Christmas tradition. Unfortunately, ‘good fish’ is becoming increasingly rare, as overfishing, habitat destruction and high bycatch rates make it increasingly difficult to make sustainable choices when shopping.

12.12.2025 · GEOMAR
Team investigates significance of newly discovered hydrothermal fields off the island of Milos

New study reports the discovery of a remarkably extensive hydrothermal vent field identified during the METEOR expedition M192

01.12.2025 · MARUM
Together for the Baltic Sea

DAM parliamentary evening in Schwerin under the motto “Sea Future”

27.11.2025 · DAM
Hidden gems of the abyss: New Deep-Sea Coral Found Living on Nodules Targeted for Mining

Scientists discover first hard-coral species attached to polymetallic nodules in the eastern Pacific ocean

24.11.2025 · SAM
More eelgrass in the Baltic Sea thanks to AI

Kick-off meeting for SEAGUARD research project at the IOW

06.11.2025 · IOW
First evidence: Herring return to their birthplaces for spawning

This finding is an important argument for the protection of coastal habitats.

03.11.2025 · THÜNEN
Job advertisement: Executive Chair of the DAM Executive Board

The German Marine Research Alliance is looking for a full-time chair of the executive board (m/f/d)

30.10.2025 · DAM
Fats provide clues to life at its limits in the deep sea

Researchers use lipid biomarkers to reveal survival strategies in extreme ecosystems

30.10.2025 · MARUM
Krill in the Antarctic: Scientific data directly from krill fishing vessels

AWI study presents new concept for sustainable management of krill stocks in the Southern Ocean, in close cooperation with fisheries.

22.10.2025 · AWI

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All press releases and news from the DAM

How artificial intelligence can help protect the Ocean

Future Box Oceans available again

Fungi Infect Nitrogen-Fixing Cyanobacteria

United Nations BBNJ Agreement: Milestone for marine biodiversity

More Species across Thousands of Kilometers: The Secret Life on the Deep-Sea Floor

How a heat wave in 2003 has changed the North Atlantic until today

Festive Christmas Dinner: Only ‘Good Fish’ on the Table

Team investigates significance of newly discovered hydrothermal fields off the island of Milos

Together for the Baltic Sea

Hidden gems of the abyss: New Deep-Sea Coral Found Living on Nodules Targeted for Mining

More eelgrass in the Baltic Sea thanks to AI

First evidence: Herring return to their birthplaces for spawning

Job advertisement: Executive Chair of the DAM Executive Board

Fats provide clues to life at its limits in the deep sea

Krill in the Antarctic: Scientific data directly from krill fishing vessels

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