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Solution-oriented Ocean Research: Global Perspectives

Key Insights from an International Experts’ Roundtable at UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) 2025, Nice

11.06.2025 · DAM
Marine diseases: an underestimated threat to society and ecosystems

Researchers at Kiel University have developed an expanded framework for assessing societal risk factors

11.06.2025 · CAU
Offshore hydrogen production affects the North Sea

Hereon study examines the effects of hydrogen production using offshore wind energy for the first time and offers environmentally friendly options for action

10.06.2025 · CEN
Oyster reefs and mussel banks support sediment accumulation in the Wadden Sea

Study shows that the vertical accumulation of sediment in local tidal flats can keep up with rising sea levels even in the future.

10.06.2025 · FZK
Microplastics threaten resilience of Mediterranean corals

New study reveals alarming levels of microplastic pollution in a remote, strictly protected coral habitat

05.06.2025 · FZK
Plastic Credits May Worsen Plastic Problem

Plastic credits are being promoted as an innovative way of addressing plastic pollution, but the credits could have exactly the opposite effect

02.06.2025 · AWI
New Study: Significant Global Glacier Loss Inevitable

If global temperatures rise by 2.7 degrees Celsius – in line with current climate policy – only a quarter of the glacier masses will be left.

02.06.2025 · MARUM
Oceans as Carbon Sinks: DFG Funds New Collaborative Research Center on Marine Sugars

On May 28, 2025, the University of Greifswald and the University of Bremen received funding approval for the Transregional Collaborative Research Center (TRR) 420 “CONCENTRATE.”

30.05.2025 · MARUM
How climate change is altering the Arctic Ocean

Polarstern expedition is off to the AWI-Hausgarten long-term observatory

28.05.2025 · AWI
UN Ocean Conference in Nice: Contributions from ZMT

From 9 to 13 June, Nice will become a hotspot for international politics and marine science

28.05.2025 · ZMT
Are there Stone Age megastructures on the Baltic Sea floor?

Research project SEASCAPE starts with kick-off at the IOW

28.05.2025 · IOW
Climate change: Fewer young people in Hamburg feel threatened

Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon publishes study results on citizens' risk awareness of climate change

27.05.2025 · HEREON
Marine heatwaves pose problems for coastal plankton

AWI researchers examine the impact of heatwaves on the German Bight ecosystem

23.05.2025 · AWI
How marine plankton adapts to a changing world

New study shows how marine plankton responds to changing ocean conditions using lipidomics and data science tools

22.05.2025 · MARUM
Why Europe’s Fisheries Management Needs a Rethink

GEOMAR researchers identify systemic weaknesses in EU fisheries management and are calling for quotas to be set independently of national interests

22.05.2025 · GEOMAR

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Solution-oriented Ocean Research: Global Perspectives

Marine diseases: an underestimated threat to society and ecosystems

Offshore hydrogen production affects the North Sea

Oyster reefs and mussel banks support sediment accumulation in the Wadden Sea

Microplastics threaten resilience of Mediterranean corals

Plastic Credits May Worsen Plastic Problem

New Study: Significant Global Glacier Loss Inevitable

Oceans as Carbon Sinks: DFG Funds New Collaborative Research Center on Marine Sugars

How climate change is altering the Arctic Ocean

UN Ocean Conference in Nice: Contributions from ZMT

Are there Stone Age megastructures on the Baltic Sea floor?

Climate change: Fewer young people in Hamburg feel threatened

Marine heatwaves pose problems for coastal plankton

How marine plankton adapts to a changing world

Why Europe’s Fisheries Management Needs a Rethink

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