© © Sina Ettmer | AdobeStock News All press releases and news from the DAM All news All Topics Biodiversity Climate Change Management Pollution Research Structure Usage All Strategy Groups Marine Sozial- & Kulturwissenschaften Ozeanzirkulation und Klima ZFO DAM news only 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. New Study Deciphers Monsoon Drivers at Seasonal Level High-resolution sediment analyses reveal, that summer and winter monsoons respond differently to global climate change Climate change in Hamburg: Personal impact greater than ever before Hereon publishes study results on citizens’ awareness of climate change risks. Expedition to the Origins of a Giant Beneath the Sea SONNE Cruise SO320/2 Investigates the Age and Formation of Hess Rise 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 The Hidden Value of Low Performers New study from Kiel University shows how even weak ocean models can provide valuable information for environmental forecasts 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 Nature study: More icebergs in the Arctic Retreating glaciers increase iceberg sightings and reshape deep-sea habitats Is the sea still healthy? A researcher from the DSM has published her first article in the United Nations’ World Ocean Assessment Report. Second-warmest spring on record for the North Sea Following a cool start into the year, the BSH recorded warmer-than-usual water temperatures in the North Sea and Baltic Sea during spring 2026 Arctic river deltas at risk from mounting pressures For the first time, AWI researchers have performed a detailed calculation of the amount of carbon stored in permafrost in Arctic river deltas Ancient Antarctic ice cycles impacted ocean productivity thousands of miles away UW–Madison study links Antarctic ice sheet growth and decay to a 40,000-year rhythm in subtropical marine productivity Human greenhouse gas emissions drive compound hot-dry extremes and enforce climate risks for low-income countries New study shows that the combination of heat and drought events will further increase and affect especially those countries that contribute less to climate change How did Earth’s most powerful ocean current form? Surprising findings on the Antarctic Circumpolar Current in its infancy Alchemy in the Earth’s Mantle Why Subduction Zones act as the Earth’s “Gold Kitchens” Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … 20 Next Share this page DAM-Newsletter Always up to date with the DAM newsletter. (German only) Subscribe Our Sponsors The federal government and the governments of the five northern German states support the current development and sponsor the DAM.