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Flerus, Ruth

Dipl.-Chem. (FH) Ruth Flerus Technician (Biological Oceanography) Office: 5-2.101 Phone: +49 431 600-4286 Email: rflerus(at)geomar.de Address: GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für

Bleyer, Anke

Staff Anke Bleyer FB 2: Marine Biogeochemie FE: Marine Geosysteme Office: Telefon: +49 431 600 1256 E-Mail: ableyer(at)geomar.de Adress: Wischhofstraße 1-3 24148 Kiel

Manihiki 2

The Research Project SO193 Manihiki On these pages please find background informations about the following topics: - Plate tectonics and mantle dynamics - Methods and specific goals of the MANIHIKI

Aßmann, Steffen

Dr. Steffen Aßmann Research Division 2: Marine Biogeochemistry FE Marine Geosystems Office: Room: 14-004 Phone: +49 431 600-1677 E-Mail: sassmann(at)geomar.de Address: GEOMAR

Engel, Anja

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Anja Engel Professor of Biological Oceanography - working group Microbial Biogeochemistry (BI/MB) Head of Research Division 2 - Marine Biogeochemistry (RD2) Speaker TOPIC 6:

Ocean acidification stimulates mass development of toxic algae

19. November 2018/Kiel. If carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere and thereby in the ocean continue to rise, this could favour the mass development of toxic algae, with far-reaching

Past projects since 2006

publications_siedler

Articles in Journals SIEDLER, G., J. THIEDE, and W. ZENK (2018): Marine sciences in Germany: The restart in Kiel after World War II. Oceanography 31(4), 180-182.

SPP-Publications

SPP 1144 Publications List of submitted and accepted SPP manuscripts • Almeev, R., Holtz, F., Koepke, J., Parat, P., and Botcharnikov,R.E. (2007) The effect of H2O on olivine crystallization in

Laboratory Experiments

Subproject B2 Laboratory Experiments Methane hydrates will be exposed to CO2 to gain natural gas (methane) and to store CO2 in hydrates. Gas swapping in hydrates is possible since CO2 hydrates are