We congratulate Dr. Jana Kalvelage on being awarded this year's Faculty prize for her dissertation!

ICBM professor Dr. Sarahi Garcia gives an insight into her research in the video portrait of the zukunft.niedersachsen funding program.

The metabolic strategies of certain sulfur bacteria have been decoded for the first time. A study in the journal Science Advances reports that the…

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

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

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

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

ICBM scientists will investigate the effects of offshore wind energy on the marine environment in the “70 GW offshore wind real laboratory”.

Tropical cyclones not only whip up air masses in the atmosphere, they also churn up water masses in the areas of the ocean that are in their path.…

At the Universities of Oldenburg and Bremen, scientists from several fields have long been researching the sea and the effects of global warming on…

Millions of different organic compounds are dissolved in the world's oceans. These substances bind large amounts of carbon - sometimes for thousands…

Only 359 genes and the amino acid arginine as its sole energy source: The metabolism of the bacterial family Oceanoplasmataceae, newly discovered in…

Congratulations to ICBM Professor Sinikka Lennartz for the “Prize for Excellent Research” of the Oldenburg University Society (UGO)!

During the visit at MARUM, the focus was on the continuation application for the Cluster of Excellence of the universities of Oldenburg and Bremen.

A review of research on and with microorganisms and their achievements in recent decades

Last Friday, Lower Saxony's Science Minister Falko Mohrs was able to experience marine research hands-on at the ICBM in Wilhelmshaven.

“Where the Ocean meets the Sky...” is where ICBM scientist Oliver Wurl will take you in this year's edition of ‘Hirn vom Hahn - Wissen frisch…

“Transparency in Science and Research” was the motto of this year's ICBM PhD Day. More than 40 doctoral students came together at the ICBM site in…

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

The AGELESS Project will leverage long-term data series for the ocean of the future.