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Microorganisms produce elemental carbon

Purely biological: Researchers identify a new kind of pure carbon production by microorganisms

04.11.2021 · MARUM / MPI-MM
A natural CO2-sink thanks to symbiotic bacteria

Like many land plants, seagrasses live in symbiosis with nitrogen-fixing bacteria

04.11.2021 · MPI-MM
English Isn’t Everything

Articles in Other Languages Can Help Preserve Biodiversity

08.10.2021 · CEN
Submarine cabled observatory reveals highly variable seafloor methane release

Scientists from Germany, the USA and the UK used underwater cabled observatory infrastructure and exploration robotics to investigate the variability of deep-seafloor methane release over several months at one of the most active seep sites known.

07.10.2021 · MARUM
North-East Atlantic countries create one of the largest marine protected areas in the world

OSPAR countries agree on a new 10-year strategy

01.10.2021 · BMUV
Norddeutsche Wissenschaftsministerkonferenz will Meeresforschung weiter stärken

Vertreterinnen und Vertreter tagen im OZEANEUM Stralsund

17.09.2021 ·
Making the ocean an ally in climate protection

Field experiment on Gran Canaria investigates a possible solution for the long-term removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere with the help of the ocean

17.09.2021 · GEOMAR
4,000 square meters for deep-sea research

In the new building in Bremen, fundamental deep-sea processes will be studied in the future.

16.09.2021 · MARUM
Seagrass meadows act as vibrio catchers

Kiel researchers prove another service of the Baltic Sea ecosystem

15.09.2021 · GEOMAR
H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco christens underwater vehicle at GEOMAR

“AUV Albert I. de Monaco” marks Kiel's and Monaco's shared history in the field of marine research

08.09.2021 · GEOMAR
“Risks and Opportunities”

International conference on the removal of ammunition contamination

07.09.2021 · GEOMAR
Fact Sheet on Climate Change in the Baltic Sea

New publication shows latest scientific knowledge on climate change in the Baltic Sea

06.09.2021 · IOW / hereon
Research Mission Investigates the Ocean as a Carbon Store

How can the ocean help to effectively contain climate change? This question forms the core of the first research mission of the German Marine Research Alliance (DAM), which has just started. The University of Bremen plays a significant role in two projects.

25.08.2021 · MARUM / ZMT
Counteracting climate change

Research consortium sea4soCiety investigates ways to naturally increase carbon storage in coastal ecosystems

20.08.2021 · ZMT
Cod Population in the Western Baltic Beyond Tipping Point

A new study led by Christian Möllmann from Universität Hamburg’s CEN has shown that the “tipping point” for this population has already been exceeded.

17.08.2021 · CEN

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News

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Microorganisms produce elemental carbon

A natural CO2-sink thanks to symbiotic bacteria

English Isn’t Everything

Submarine cabled observatory reveals highly variable seafloor methane release

North-East Atlantic countries create one of the largest marine protected areas in the world

Norddeutsche Wissenschaftsministerkonferenz will Meeresforschung weiter stärken

Making the ocean an ally in climate protection

4,000 square meters for deep-sea research

Seagrass meadows act as vibrio catchers

H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco christens underwater vehicle at GEOMAR

“Risks and Opportunities”

Fact Sheet on Climate Change in the Baltic Sea

Research Mission Investigates the Ocean as a Carbon Store

Counteracting climate change

Cod Population in the Western Baltic Beyond Tipping Point

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All press releases and news from the DAM

Microorganisms produce elemental carbon

A natural CO2-sink thanks to symbiotic bacteria

English Isn’t Everything

Sub­mar­ine cabled ob­ser­vat­ory re­veals highly vari­able sea­floor meth­ane re­lease

North-East Atlantic countries create one of the largest marine protected areas in the world

Norddeutsche Wissenschaftsministerkonferenz will Meeresforschung weiter stärken

Making the ocean an ally in climate protection

4,000 square meters for deep-sea research

Seagrass meadows act as vibrio catchers

H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco christens underwater vehicle at GEOMAR

“Risks and Opportunities”

Fact Sheet on Climate Change in the Baltic Sea

Research Mission Investigates the Ocean as a Carbon Store

Counteracting climate change

Cod Population in the Western Baltic Beyond Tipping Point

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Submarine cabled observatory reveals highly variable seafloor methane release