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loan With the exception of a few reference copies, everything can be borrowed. Journals can be borrowed for one week, all other media units (books etc.) for two weeks. If books are on loan, they
Floats_Glider_AUV
Floats, Glider, AUV The youngest group of oceanographic instruments is characterized by their operation being largely independent from oceanographers and research vessels. Floats, Gliders and AUVs
The P-Cable System
The P-Cable-System The P-Cable system design has been developed to enable 3-D high resolution imaging of shallow horizons from mid-size research vessels. GEOMAR is holding an academic
Wall, Marlene
Dr. Marlene Wall | RD 3 Marine Ecology | RU Experimental Ecology Office: Room: 1.407 Tel.: +49 431 600-4084 E-Mail: mwall(at)geomar.de   Address: GEOMAR | Helmholtz-Centre for Ocean
Deep-Sea Biology
Deep-Sea Biology Research Group Expeditions 2024   R/V Maria S. Merian MSM126, 26 days, Madeira. ROV
Completed Projects
Completed DSM Projects The DeepSea Monitoring group has been involved in the following national and international research projects:  ValidITy The ValidITy project will develop software that
Expansion of Antarctic Bottom Water contributed to the End of the Last Ice Age
01 December 2025 / Kiel. A study by an international team involving the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel shows that the expansion of Antarctic Bottom Water during a major warming phase
COSCEM: COSCEM CarbonOcean: Carbon Ocean for Seawater Carbon Dioxide Extraction and Mitigation
The CarbonOcean approach aims to use the ocean for CO₂ extraction in order to generate negative atmospheric CO₂ emissions.
Small algae with great potential
September 15, 2014/Kiel. The single most important calcifying algae of the world’s oceans is able to simultaneously adapt to rising water temperatures and ocean acidification through evolution. A
June 13-15, 2023: CACTI Workshop 2023
This workshop will focus on advances in our understanding since AR6, identifying gaps and informing future research directions in the community of “Composition Air quality Climate inTeractions