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Diving down to the base of the Etna volcano
13 February 2024/Kiel/Catania. Mount Etna in Sicily is the largest active volcano in Europe. Its eastern flank extends far into the Mediterranean Sea. Previous studies have shown that it moves a few
terms of use
Regulations for the use of the library of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel § 1 Purpose of the library (1) The library is primarily available to employees of the GEOMAR Helmholtz
transformation contracts
transformation contracts Information to follow ...
Publications
Publications 2024 Henn, E. V., Neubauer, M., Marquard, E., Hodapp, D., Hepach, H., Hillebrand, H., Seppelt, R. and Settele, J. (2024). Perspektiven eines politikplanenden
MSc: Climate Physics
Climate Physics The study of climate physics (meteorology and physical oceanography) will provide students with advanced knowledge and skills using the terms and laws of physics in atmosphere,
Broad commitment to sustainable development and cooperation
16.04.2024/Kiel/Barcelona. At the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference in the Spanish coastal city of Barcelona, more than 1500 stakeholders from all over the world discussed priorities for their future
Data Science Info Hub
Our recommendations for software, literature and data sources for the implementation of Data Science projects Welcome to the Data Science materials collection, curated by GEOMAR DSU. Here we
Glacial-Interglacial Climates of the Pleistocene
Glacial-interglacial climates of the Pleistocene Contact: Dr. Henning Bauch                 Dr. Evgeniya Kandiano Since the onset of the
Particle Export Flux and Remineralisation
Particle Export Flux and Remineralisation In the sunlit layer of the ocean, microscopic algae form the base of the marine foodweb. Some of the carbon they contains sink into the ocean’s interior
Augustin, Nico
Scientist Topic 8 RD 4: Dynamics of the Ocean Floor RU: Magmatic and Hydrothermal Systems - Seafloor Imaging - Office: Room: 8/E-209 Phone: +49 431 600 2156