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How Climate Fluctuations Influence Volcanism at Mid-Ocean Ridges

SONNE expedition SO321 investigates sediments and volcanic glass from the seabded

10.08.2026 · GEOMAR
How the Indo-Pacific Warm Pool Shapes Rainfall Patterns Over Millennia

What happens in the Indo-Pacific Warm Pool does not stay there.

04.08.2026 · MARUM
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
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
BEACONSplus

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

23.07.2026 · ZMT
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
Climate Oscillations Shape Nature’s Coral Refuges in a Warming Ocean

New study reveals that natural cooling of coral reefs is not constant – but depends on major tropical climate patterns.

06.07.2026 · MARUM
Polarstern sets course for the HAUSGARTEN Arctic long-term observatory

Research expedition continues long-term observations in the Fram Strait, which have documented rapid change in the Arctic Ocean for more than 25 years

02.07.2026 · AWI
New Study Deciphers Monsoon Drivers at Seasonal Level

High-resolution sediment analyses reveal, that summer and winter monsoons respond differently to global climate change

30.06.2026 · MARUM
Climate change in Hamburg: Personal impact greater than ever before

Hereon publishes study results on citizens’ awareness of climate change risks.

30.06.2026 · HEREON
Expedition to the Origins of a Giant Beneath the Sea

SONNE Cruise SO320/2 Investigates the Age and Formation of Hess Rise

22.06.2026 · GEOMAR
What we know about marine heatwaves in the Arctic

A new study by the AWI shows that marine heatwaves have been taking a greater toll on the Arctic Ocean in recent decades and that there is an urgent need for further research

19.06.2026 · AWI
The Hidden Value of Low Performers

New study from Kiel University shows how even weak ocean models can provide valuable information for environmental forecasts

11.06.2026 · CAU
What Was Previously a Once-in-a-Century Storm Surge Now Occurs Every Eight Years

Storm surges and other extreme water levels are significantly more likely today than in 1900

11.06.2026 · MARUM
Nature study: More icebergs in the Arctic

Retreating glaciers increase iceberg sightings and reshape deep-sea habitats

10.06.2026 · AWI

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

How Climate Fluctuations Influence Volcanism at Mid-Ocean Ridges

How the Indo-Pacific Warm Pool Shapes Rainfall Patterns Over Millennia

The Arctic Ocean keeps permafrost carbon firmly locked

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

BEACONSplus

When Extreme Events Become Visible on the Coast

Climate Oscillations Shape Nature’s Coral Refuges in a Warming Ocean

Polarstern sets course for the HAUSGARTEN Arctic long-term observatory

New Study Deciphers Monsoon Drivers at Seasonal Level

Climate change in Hamburg: Personal impact greater than ever before

Expedition to the Origins of a Giant Beneath the Sea

What we know about marine heatwaves in the Arctic

The Hidden Value of Low Performers

What Was Previously a Once-in-a-Century Storm Surge Now Occurs Every Eight Years

Nature study: More icebergs in the Arctic

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