Exhibitions

GEOMAR and the  Future Ocean Network  are particularly interested in making the latest marine research accessible to as many people as possible. For this reason, we are involved in numerous permanent and special exhibitions throughout Germany and internationally that deal with the subject of the ocean in whole or in part.

 

Exhibitons in Germany and internationally

The new "Meeressaal" at Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart
17.02.2023

Stuttgart: Naturkundemuseum

New permanent exhibition at Schloss Rosenstein

Entrance to "Mysterious Oceans" at Basel Zoo
09.09.2020

Basel (CH): Mysterious oceans

From 09 September 2020 at Basel Zoo

A model of the luminous deep sea jellyfish Atolla wyvillei, also called "alarm jellyfish". Model: Rolf Spitz. Photo: Senckenberg/Tränkner
04.09.2020

Frankfurt: "Deep Sea" und "Marine Research"

Permanent exhibitions in the Senckenberg Natural History Museum

In the exhibition hall: A picture of JAGO and creatures from the deep sea.
21.08.2020

Münster: Überlebenskünstler Mensch

Exhibition at the LWL Natural History Museum

Deep-sea fish in the exhibition "Tiefsee. Leben im Dunkeln". Photo: Andrea Spautz/Landesmuseum Hannover
02.03.2018

Hannover: TIEFSEE. LEBEN IM DUNKELN

Exhibition in the Landesmuseum Hannover

[Translate to English:] Riesenkalmar in der Kieler Tiefseeausstellung
08.05.2012

Kiel: Deep sea

Permanent exhibition at the Zoological Museum of Kiel University

[Translate to English:] Modelle von Coccolithophoriden. Die im Original mikrospopisch kleinen Kalkalgen leiden unter der zunehmenden Ozeanversauerung. Welchen Platz werden sie im Ozean der Zukunft einnehmen? Foto: GEOMAR
02.03.2012

Kiel: Future Ocean

Permanent exhibition at the Zoological Museum of Kiel University

[Translate to English:] Blick in die Ausstellung "Erforschung und Nutzung der Meere". Foto: GEOMAR
02.03.2012

Stralsund: EXPLORATION AND UTILISATION OF THE SEA

Permant exhibition in the Ozeaneum Stralsund

02.03.2012

Hamburg: MARINE RESEARCH ON DECK 7

Permanent exhibition at the International Maritime Museum