This Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) has attracted over 6500 participants during two live broadcasts in 2016 and 2017.
The Ocean Atlas 2017 is an educational tool that provides facts and figures on the importance of our marine ecosystems and the urgency of SDG 14.
Citizens are invited to classify and arrange more than 50,000 pictures of sea organisms from the group of the Rhizaria in the Citizen Science Project "Plankton-ID".
GEOMAR team publishes a detailed picture of the biological particle flow into the deep sea along the equator. Animal excrements and parts of dead organisms constantly sink from the surface of the oceans towards the deep sea. This particle flow, also referred to as "marine snowfall", plays an important role in the global carbon cycle and consequently for the climate. Little is known so … more
Jellyfish: Disgusting? Useful! GEOMAR coordinates European research project on the use of jellyfish blooms as solutions for producing new products …
Strong sustainability in coastal areas: a conceptual interpretation of SDG 14 Scientists explore the implications for coastal areas within the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development …
Moving towards Future Ocean Sustainability New initiative of Kiel Marine Science invited to submit a full proposal to the German Excellence Strategy …
The riddle of male pregnancy GEOMAR scientist awarded with a European Research Council Starting Grant …
…
Kiel Marine Science research profile at Kiel University
World Ocean Review
Dates & Events
Future Ocean members
Plastic is made up of synthetic organic polymers which are formed through the connection of many smaller molecule components. These plastics are produced from fossil fuels, for …
