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Blind Spots at Antarctic Coasts Limit Sea Level Projections

A new review warns that major gaps in knowledge along Antarctica’s coasts are one of the biggest obstacles to reliably projecting future global sea level rise

02.09.2026 · AWI
m-CONNECT

EU-funded project takes a connectivity-focused approach to coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass meadows

31.08.2026 · ZMT
“MeerZukunft” in Hamburg

A DAM parliamentary evening highlighted the role of research in the tension between the use and protection of Hamburg’s Elbe River

28.08.2026 · DAM
The Fingerprint of Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide Emissions Reaches the Deep North Atlantic

In a new study, researchers from Bremen map how the Suess effect spreads in the North Atlantic

26.08.2026 · MARUM
“WetterXtreme” Educational Materials Bring Extreme Weather Research into the Classroom

Innovative Learning for Students in Grades 7 through 13

20.08.2026 · DAM
Offshore wind farms could alter precipitation patterns

Hereon researchers investigate the potential climate impacts of expanding wind energy

20.08.2026 · HEREON
Marine heatwaves

Rising ocean temperatures reduce the natural carbon storage capacity of seagrass meadows

20.08.2026 · ZMT
New Insights into the Dynamics of the Atlantic Circulation

High-resolution sediment samples off the coast of Brazil reveal surprising fluctuations in the Atlantic circulation at the end of the last ice age

19.08.2026 · MARUM
MARUM Expedition to the Arctic

Researchers aboard the MSM 146 are studying climate-sensitive sources and sinks of hydrocarbons in Baffin Bay

19.08.2026 · MARUM
New Study Provides Empirical Evidence of Human Influence on Regional Climate Change

Climate change is affecting the entire planet—and yet different regions are warming at different rates

17.08.2026 · MPI-M
Nature’s original bioplastic is food for animals

A new study provides unexpected insights into how biodegradable PHA plastics are broken down in nature.

13.08.2026 · MPI-MM
Research Cruise to Study Harmful Algal Blooms in the Baltic Sea Launched

On August 13, 2026, the research vessel “Elisabeth Mann Borgese” departed from Rostock on Expedition EMB401

13.08.2026 · IOW
Cyclone clusters in the Arctic reduce sea ice and threaten coastlines

Rapid series of low-pressure systems can cause weather conditions under which the ice can only hardly recover.

12.08.2026 · AWI
How Climate Fluctuations Influence Volcanism at Mid-Ocean Ridges

SONNE expedition SO321 investigates sediments and volcanic glass from the seabded

10.08.2026 · GEOMAR
Reading ecosystems like a book

AI method reveals hidden patterns in microbial communities in the Warnow

07.08.2026 · IOW

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Blind Spots at Antarctic Coasts Limit Sea Level Projections

m-CONNECT

“MeerZukunft” in Hamburg

The Fingerprint of Anthropogenic Carbon Dioxide Emissions Reaches the Deep North Atlantic

“WetterXtreme” Educational Materials Bring Extreme Weather Research into the Classroom

Offshore wind farms could alter precipitation patterns

Marine heatwaves

New Insights into the Dynamics of the Atlantic Circulation

MARUM Expedition to the Arctic

New Study Provides Empirical Evidence of Human Influence on Regional Climate Change

Nature’s ori­ginal bioplastic is food for an­im­als

Research Cruise to Study Harmful Algal Blooms in the Baltic Sea Launched

Cyclone clusters in the Arctic reduce sea ice and threaten coastlines

How Climate Fluctuations Influence Volcanism at Mid-Ocean Ridges

Reading ecosystems like a book

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