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Chemistry Prize awarded to former ICBM staff member
The former member of the ICBM research group Marine Geochemistry, Dr. Anika Pohlabeln, was recently awarded the renowned Paul Crutzen Prize....
moreDegradation products of life in different waterbodies more uniform than previously thought
The oceans contain huge amounts of carbon, originating from the degradation of living organisms and their excretions. The structure of these carbon...
moreTo draw on unlimited resources, dyed blue
Some small blue copepods in the nutrient rich thin layer at marine surfaces apparently protect themselves against sun and visibility by predators by...
more"Mouse-Team" at ICBM
German famous children’s TV programme „Broadcast with the Mouse“ visited ICBM this week. On a story around marine litter, video shooting took place...
moreDFG Funding for Biodiversitists
Big success for German biodiversity scientists: The scientific project DynaCom, chaired by the head of ICBM research group Planktology and founding...
morePrize Money for Info Campaign on Marine Litter
On 16 June, Prof. Dr. Joerg-Olaf Wolff and Ph.D. student Rosanna Schoeneich-Argent took part in the awards ceremony of the Barthel Foundation funded...
moreEcology on land and in (cold) water
Recently, participants of the ICBM excursion to the mediterranean island of Giglio depicted their first impressions in a webblog. The students were...
moreMETEOR cruise M147 comes to its end
The 147th RV METEOR expedition led scientists of ICBM, amongst team members of other research facilities, to the Amazon estuary. On whit sunday, 20...
moreA team from ICBM exploring the Amazon estuary
The Amazon is the largest river on Earth. About 20 per cent of the freshwater that flows from the continents into the world oceans comes from this...
moreMicrobes from the oceanic crust eat what is left over by others
It is known for quite some time that most bacteria of the open ocean "despise" dissolved organic matter. However, microorganisms from porous areas of...
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