Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment

The Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment (ICBM) is an interdisciplinary Institute at the University of Oldenburg with locations in Oldenburg and Wilhelmshaven. It is the only university institute in Lower Saxony that covers broad areas of marine sciences, both in research and in teaching. Currently,  26 working groups of various scientific disciplines - including biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and social sciences - belong to the institute. ICBM operates the Spiekeroog Coastal Observatory and is the home institute of the research vessel SONNE.

News

Marine Science Research

The molecular puzzle

The ICBM has recently put a new large-scale device into operation - with unique possibilities for climate research.

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Marine Science Research

ICBM scientist Thorsten Dittmar among the world's most cited scientists

Congratulations to ICBM scientist Prof. Dr. Thorsten Dittmar! He is represented in the “Highly Cited Researchers” citation ranking for the fourth…

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Marine Science Awards

Sebastian Neun receives Science Award 2024

Congratulations to ICBM PhD student Sebastian Neun on winning the Wilhelmshaven Science Award!

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Marine Science Research

Research on a rowing boat

Extreme rower Martin Stengele and Prof. Dr. Oliver Wurl and Leonie Jaeger from the ICBM are forming an unusual alliance for marine research.

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Events

News from DAM

Pilot missions of the DAM to study impact of bottom trawling on marine protected areas in the North Sea and Baltic Sea

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ICBM Time Series Station

Cooperations

(Changed: 06 Feb 2025)  Kurz-URL:Shortlink: https://uol.de/p125en
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