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GAME_network partner institutes II
GAME Partner institutes / Network - 38 research partners in 38 nations
Current Students
HOSST Doctoral Researcher HOSST doctoral researchers are scientific employees in their specific research divisions of their supervisor: 6 in FB1 Ocean Circulation and Climate
publications_wzenk
Publications of Dr. Walter Zenk Campos, E. J. D., van Caspel, M. C., Zenk, W., Morozov, E. G., Frey, D. I., Piola, A. R., Meinen, C.S., Sato, O.T., Peres, R.C. Dong, S., 2021: Warming trend in
Research Group
+++We moved to Kiel University+++ Introduction Why males and females exist and how sex roles have evolved belong to the most controversial issues in evolutionary biology. We examine the evolution
Sonne 1969 - today
Sonne publications OceanRep Sonne 1969 - 2014 list of trips Pangaea Sonne 2014 - today list of trips Pangaea german research fleet coordination centre
Former members
Former members Tyler J. Carrier Post-doctoral fellow (2020-2023) via the Humboldt Foundation and GEOMAR, an associate member of the CRC 1182 (Origin and Function of Metaorganisms) at CAU of
GAME network partners 2
GAME Partner Institutes – A Network for Marine Research Over 40 scientific partners in more than 30 countries England Institute: University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle Local tutor:
Now online: Image of the Month
28 January 2014/Kiel. A near-circular structure with a blue glow, surrounded by a wreath of white rays: The January image in the GEOMAR 2014 calendar looks like a delicate ice crystal or some belated
Methane Hydrates and Global Warming
2. January 2014/Kiel. Off the coast of Svalbard methane gas flares originating from gas hydrate deposits at depth of several hundred metres have been observed regularly. A new study conducted by an
Fragile food-web dependency of a critically endangered seabird
26 February 2014/Kiel. The New Zealand fairy tern is one of the world’s rarest seabirds. To enable its survival, not only its breeding sites, but also its feeding habitat and food sources need to be