Bergen einer Verankerung in der Labradorsee auf der Expedition MSM40. Foto: Thilo Klenz, GEOMAR.
Bergen einer Verankerung in der Labradorsee auf der Expedition MSM40. Foto: Thilo Klenz, GEOMAR.

Taking a deep breath?

04. September 2017   Scientists measure unusually high oxygen uptake in the Labrador Sea. Stormy, rough and very cold: These characteristics of the Labrador Sea may initially seem rather uncomfortable, but they are of particular importance for the oxygen distribution in the ocean. An international research team, with the participation of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre … more

29. August 2017

Virtual 360° Walk around the Research Ship SONNE Goes Online

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research as well as Google Arts & Culture will present a digital exhibition designed with the support of the German Marine Research Consortium (KDM) …

28. August 2017

Ölförderplattform in der Nordsee. Foto: L. Vielstädte, GEOMAR.

Oil and gas wells as a strong source of greenhouse gases

New study proves methane leaks around North Sea boreholes …

02. August 2017

William and Kate met young researchers in Hamburg, Foto: Hannah Sehan, British Embassy

Royal insights into ocean science

William and Kate met young researchers in Hamburg …

01. August 2017

The World as a Guest in Kiel

International Congress on Asian Medicines at Kiel University …

27. July 2017

Future Ocean International Conference Week

The world meets in Kiel to discuss sustainability …

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