Future Ocean Highlights

06. June 2013

How Fast Does the Chemical State of the Ocean React to Climate Change?

Researchers of the Collaborative Research Centre 754 in Kiel contribute to the first global study on the nitrogen cycle in the ocean

Without nitrogen life in the sea would not be possible. The bonding and releasing of nitrogen in the world oceans is a finely balanced cycle. In order to find out how the nitrogen …

28. May 2013

Fast-sinking jellyfish could boost the oceans’ uptake of carbon dioxide

Experiments show high sinking speed for dead gelatinous plankton species

How much more carbon dioxide (CO2) will the oceans be able to take up? To find out more about the efficiency of this service, scientists estimate the sinking velocities of …

21. May 2013

Ranga Yogeshwar receives the maritime award “Meerespreis 2013”

Renowned scientific journalist is honored at GEOMAR Kiel

Discovering, understanding and explaining complicated things simply – this is the work of physicist and scientific journalist Ranga Yogeshwar. In this way he also communicates …

08. May 2013

Korea in Kiel

Delegation from the Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology visit Kiel University

Kiel University continues to strengthen its relations to the Far East. Following a first visit by the Korean minister for reunification, researchers from Kiel traveled to Korea to …

06. May 2013

International Cooperation in Climate and Marine Research

CLIVAR scientific steering group convenes in Kiel

What variations is our climate subject to? What is the role of the ocean in the climate system? How will the climate change in future? The international CLIVAR Programme (Climate …

19. April 2013

Can Climate Engineering Solve the Climate Problem?

GEOMAR coordinates research program for evaluating industrial climate regulation

Spraying sulfur particles into the atmosphere or fertilizing the oceans with iron: numerous commercial measures for artificial climate regulation are currently in discussion. A …

10. April 2013

“Dangers from the Ocean – How can we handle the risks and prepare for coastal change?”

Public lecture series thursdays in the Audimax (CAU)

Super storms, storm floods, global sea level rise, floods or tsunamis resulting from earthquakes in the ocean: Extreme marine disasters are becoming more frequent. They affect not …

27. March 2013

Gas Hydrate Research in the South China Sea

German-Taiwanese Expedition with the Research Vessel SONNE starts on 30 March 2013

All around the world, states and companies are on the starting block to produce natural gas from gas hydrates in the seabed. At the same time many questions about this natural …

How Fast Does the Chemical State of the Ocean React to …
Fast-sinking jellyfish could boost the oceans’ …
Ranga Yogeshwar receives the maritime award …
Korea in Kiel …
International Cooperation in Climate and Marine Rese …
Can Climate Engineering Solve the Climate Problem? …
“Dangers from the Ocean – How can we handle the …
Gas Hydrate Research in the South China Sea …

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20. June 2013

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20. June 2013

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21. June 2013

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