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Marine knowledge for your ears

GMT's new podcast episode "Exploring the Oceans" shows the importance of marine research and DAM research missions for a sustainable approach to the ocean.

29.02.2024 · DAM
Environmental Data in Unprecedented Detail

high-resolution continuous record of environmental data from shallow-water corals off the coast of Hawai’i

22.02.2024 · MARUM
Inactive smokers are also densely colonized with microbial communities

International project investigates and detects carbon sinks in the deep sea

20.02.2024 · MARUM
The ocean as ally in climate protection: How does ocean alkalinity enhancement affect marine life?

Multi-week experiment of the international research project Ocean Alk-Align starts in Kiel

19.02.2024 · GEOMAR
Kick-off for a new polar research project

YESSS to investigate warming in the Arctic during the dark season

08.02.2024 · AWI
Did climate change trigger pandemics in antiquity?

Samples from the ocean floor provide the first high-resolution regional climate record and prove a link to pandemics

02.02.2024 · MARUM
How waves and mixing drive coastal upwelling systems

GEOMAR study provides new insights into productivity off the coast of Angola

26.01.2024 · GEOMAR
Third DAM research mission launched

Under the short title mareXtreme, around 150 scientists are researching strategies for dealing with extreme marine events and natural hazards - thus addressing highly topical, socially relevant research issues.

18.01.2024 · DAM
Key to predicting heat events in Central Europe

GEOMAR study on atmospheric patterns and sea surface temperatures

12.12.2023 · GEOMAR
Research vessel Polarstern sets course for the East Antarctic

Yesterday evening, the research vessel Polarstern set off from Cape Town for a special region: Two expeditions in East Antarctica will focus on the history of the instability of the ice sheet there and its interactions with ocean circulation. On the first leg, which will last around two months and be led by GEOMAR, the main focus will be on oceanographic, geoscientific and biological work; the second leg will be led by Kiel University and will have a geoscientific focus, with researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute involved in both expeditions. The change of personnel and ship supply will take place in Hobart at the beginning of February. On the occasion of the Polarstern’s first call in an Australian harbour, an exchange with representatives from science and politics is planned.

29.11.2023 · AWI
Blue Carbon

Creating Forest Inventories with Drones and Artificial Intelligence

16.08.2023 · ZMT
Climate change threatens Arctic polar cod stocks

Researchers fear significant consequences of rising temperatures and sea ice retreat for the most important fish in the Arctic Ocean

09.08.2023 · AWI
Estuaries as climate gas hotspots

A new study of the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon raises hopes of targeting nitrous oxide emissions

07.08.2023 · hereon
Winter storms over Labrador Sea influence Gulf Stream system

New study on Atlantic current variability published

03.08.2023 · GEOMAR
Past climate warming driven by hydrothermal vents

New study shows volcanism 56 million years ago released more methane than thought

03.08.2023 · GEOMAR

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News

All press releases and news from the DAM

Marine knowledge for your ears

Environmental Data in Unprecedented Detail

Inactive smokers are also densely colonized with microbial communities

The ocean as ally in climate protection: How does ocean alkalinity enhancement affect marine life?

Kick-off for a new polar research project

Did climate change trigger pandemics in antiquity?

How waves and mixing drive coastal upwelling systems

Third DAM research mission launched

Key to predicting heat events in Central Europe

Research vessel Polarstern sets course for the East Antarctic

Blue Carbon

Climate change threatens Arctic polar cod stocks

Estuaries as climate gas hotspots

Winter storms over Labrador Sea influence Gulf Stream system

Past climate warming driven by hydrothermal vents

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