The North-West German University Association (NWDUG) cordially invites you to the fourth Long Night of Science in Wilhelmshaven!

The ‘wissenskunst’ series brings art and science together. This combined a dance duet with a lecture by Dr Maren Striebel.
 

Birgit Klostermann is a Bachelor’s student in Environmental Sciences and spent the last winter semester in Sweden. 

The METEOR is setting off on its final voyage: Expedition M219 began in Brazil, travelling from Recife to Emden. On board: Leonie Jaeger from the…

Dr Michael Seidel from the ICBM and Dr Florence Schubotz from the University of Bremen are both organic geochemists and work together.

PD Dr. Holger Freund, head of the Geoecology Working Group, retired on 31 December 2025 after 21 years at the ICBM.

ICBM doctoral student Laura Fiegel is investigating coral colonization near Moorea in the tropical South Pacific.

Dr. Rossella Alba has been appointed junior professor of Marine Policy and Management at the ICBM by the University of Oldenburg, HIFMB, and AWI.

Research group led by ICBM researcher Dr. Torben Struve uncovers  link between West Antarctic Ice Sheet retreat and the growth of marine algae.

Interview with ICBM-Director Prof Dr Katharina Pahnke und HIFMB-Director Prof Dr Helmut Hillebrand.

Extreme rowers collect data for marine research with the support of ICBM researchers.

New study with ICBM participation describes the discovery of a remarkably extensive hydrothermal vent field.

ICBM geoscientist Prof Dr Sinikka Lennartz has been awarded the Lower Saxony Science Prize for Early Career Researchers.

The German Research Foundation is funding the ICBM research project, launched in 2019, for a further two years with around 1.2 million euros.

Research team led by ICBM Prof Dr Bettina Meyer presents a new concept for sustainable krill management.

Collaborative study between ICBM and MARUM sheds light on the influence of hydrothermal vents on marine iron availability and oceanic element cycles.

ICBM researchers show that light color has a direct influence on phytoplankton and, subsequently, on food relationships in the lake ecosystem.

Congratulations to ICBM scientist Dr. Maren Striebel on receiving her second award for outstanding doctoral supervision!

ICBM Professor Dr Sinikka Lennartz is leading an international research project on the role of coastal areas as sources of carbonyl sulfide.

ICBM researchers develop tool to analyze how pollutants and other negative environmental factors interact and affect fish.