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1.5 Degree Goal: our Carbon Budget is shrinking?
08. Januar 2021/Kiel. The temperature on our planet is rising steadily due to the release of additional greenhouse gases. Can we still limit global warming to 1.5 degrees? How much greenhouse gas can
Hydrothermal deep-sea vents
Hydrothermal dee-sea vents The microbial community along the Indian Ridge is being investigated through phylogenetic analyses (high through put sequencing, Illumina), incubation and cultivation
RT5 Marine holobiont research
Marine holobiont research Marine animals and algae/plants are in constant contact with a vast number of highly diverse microbes in their environment. Their innate immune system provides them with a
Publications ATA-1
Publications ATA-1 (usually peer-reviewed) Gonnella, G., Böhnke, S., Indenbirken, D., Garbe-Schönberg, D., Seifert, R., Mertens, C. Kurtz, S. and Perner, M. (2016): Endemic hydrothermal vent species
Ocean warming leads to stronger precipitation extremes
13 July 2015/Kiel. Due to climate change, not only atmospheric, but also oceanic, temperatures are rising. A study published in the international journal Nature Geoscience led by scientists at the
Publications MSM10-3
Publications MSM10-3 (usually peer-reviewed) Decelle, J., Andersen, A.C. and Hourdez, S. (2010): Morphological adaptations to chronic hypoxia in deep-sea decapod crustaceans from hydrothermal vents
Greenhouse gases’ millennia-long ocean legacy
3 August 2015/Kiel, Potsdam, Stanford. Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities do not only cause rapid warming of the seas, but also ocean acidification at an unprecedented rate. Artificial
New perspectives for long-term climate predictions?
15. September 2015 / Kiel. The natural, 11-year cycle of solar activity is apparently influencing long-term climate fluctuations in the Northern Hemisphere. An international team of scientists led by
The flow of water around the Cape of Good Hope
10 December 2015/Kiel. The Agulhas Current near the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa plays a key role in the system of global ocean currents. However, it lacks long-term observational
Origin of ancient ice ages in the Southern Hemisphere?
6 April 2016/Kiel. The North Atlantic is one of the key regions controlling Northern Hemisphere climate. Changes in the strength of the Gulf Current for example arguably may have played an important