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Preserving and Using the Deep Sea: Scientists Call for More Knowledge to Enable Sustainable Management

Scientific report on deep-sea research sees 2025 as a decisive year for ocean health

11.04.2025 · GEOMAR
CO₂ removal and storage: Which options are feasible and desirable?

A new framework helps to evaluate the feasibility of ocean-based CO2 removal processes and assesses their impact on humans and nature

11.04.2025 · CAU
Who eats whom? New model for marine food webs

Hereon researchers develop innovative method to calculate predator-prey relationships more precisely

10.04.2025 · HEREON
Continuation of the DAM is part of the coalition agreement

A positive signal from the future federal government in favour of the protection and sustainable use of the sea

10.04.2025 · DAM
New study on natural oil seeps in the deep sea

What is the role of dissolved organic matter in the deep sea? In a study relating to this question, researchers have investigated the composition of dissolved organic matter in detail.

09.04.2025 · MARUM
When bacteria regulate the jellyfish reproduction

Researchers at Kiel University demonstrate the key role of the microbiome in the life cycle of the moon jellyfish

08.04.2025 · CAU
Marine litter: what biodegradable plastics can do to solve the problem

For more than two years, the UN member states have been trying to agree on a plastics treaty that includes globally binding measures against plastic pollution.

08.04.2025 · ZMT
Lowest levels on record for Arctic winter sea ice

The maximum extent of Arctic winter sea ice is well below the long-term average, with mean March levels at a record low

04.04.2025 · AWI
Storing CO₂ Beneath the German North Sea? GEOSTOR Research Consortium Publishes Interim Report

Scientists provide insights into the geological, technical, ecological, and legal dimensions of offshore CO₂ storage, contributing to the CCS debate in Germany

03.04.2025 · GEOMAR
Why not every saltwater inflow benefits the Baltic Sea equally

New study by Kiel University: Major saltwater inflows differ in their nature and thus affect respective oxygen supply to the Baltic Sea

03.04.2025 · SAM
A Deep-sea Octopus is the “Mollusk of the Year 2025”

The Muusoctopus octopus came out on top in the public online poll

03.04.2025 · SAM
All Aboard for the Third “Floating University”

Master's students from West Africa to study and research aboard the POLARSTERN

01.04.2025 · GEOMAR
New Podcast “Life in the Deep Biosphere” Explores Secrets of the Ocean Floor

What happens under extreme conditions on the ocean floor? What role does the ocean floor play in the global carbon cycle?

01.04.2025 · MARUM, ICBM
New boost for ecosystem-based fisheries management

GEOMAR and Federal Agency for Nature Conservation sign cooperation agreement

28.03.2025 · GEOMAR
After 7000 years without light and oxygen in Baltic Sea mud

Researchers bring prehistoric algae back to life

27.03.2025 · IOW

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Preserving and Using the Deep Sea: Scientists Call for More Knowledge to Enable Sustainable Management

CO₂ removal and storage: Which options are feasible and desirable?

Who eats whom? New model for marine food webs

Continuation of the DAM is part of the coalition agreement

New study on natural oil seeps in the deep sea

When bacteria regulate the jellyfish reproduction

Marine litter: what biodegradable plastics can do to solve the problem

Lowest levels on record for Arctic winter sea ice

Storing CO₂ Beneath the German North Sea? GEOSTOR Research Consortium Publishes Interim Report

Why not every saltwater inflow benefits the Baltic Sea equally

A Deep-sea Octopus is the “Mollusk of the Year 2025”

All Aboard for the Third “Floating University”

New Podcast “Life in the Deep Biosphere” Explores Secrets of the Ocean Floor

New boost for ecosystem-based fisheries management

After 7000 years without light and oxygen in Baltic Sea mud

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