News All press releases and news from the DAM Topics All Topics Biodiversity Climate Change Forschungsstruktur Klimawandel Management Pollution Research Structure Usage DAM news only Harmful substances in soft plastic lures: Risks for anglers and the environment Soft plastic lures are increasingly being used in recreational angling worldwide. Their loss in the environment has raised concerns among anglers and environmentalists regarding possible environmental and health risks. Trawls and Climate change Bottom trawls promote global warming and affect marine ecosystems Optimal sea conditions in Braunschweig Unique European test facility to support offshore wind research Broad commitment to sustainable development and cooperation GEOMAR presented major research projects at the 2024 United Nations Ocean Decade Conference in Barcelona Future Box Oceans available again The educational materials from Futurium and DAM provide a playful look at a sustainable future with the oceans / Workshops to try out starting in summer Evolution of the most powerful ocean current on Earth Ocean sediment cores reveal climate-related fluctuations in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current in past epochs New Formula for Ecosystem “Services” Ecosystem loss: Subsequent costs far higher than expected Artificial Intelligence for Improved Baltic Sea Protection Innovative Monitoring Concept for the Eckernförde Bay Receives State Funding 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. Use it or lose it: How seagrasses conquered the sea Gene analyses of marine flowering plants provide clues for the conservation and sustainable use of important ecosystems 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. Hydrothermal Mercury – the natural story of a contaminant Human influences are responsible for the majority of mercury pollution in the ocean From offshore wind to biodiversity and fisheries: mega- or multi-use of the oceans? Parliamentary breakfast concerning the DAM research mission sustainMare shows first scientific results - a basis for political decisions A new pace for molecular clocks Epigenetic changes serve as a new timer of short-term evolution Aligning marine conservation with sustainable use Successful start for the Mid-Term Conference of the DAM research mission sustainMare Previous 1 2 Next Share this page 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.