https://www.geomar.de/forschen/expeditionen/detailansicht/exp/370131?cHash=f305d9c85d75a1875d9ff13eed82a386

Expedition: AL614/1

In June 2024, expedition AL614/1 ended with the R/V ALKOR, during which investigations into micro- and nanoplastics in the Baltic Sea were carried out under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Anja Engel.

https://www.oceanblogs.org/so305-biocat-iioe2/

Expedition: SO305/BIOCAT-IIOE 2

During the BIOCAT-IIOE2 (SO305) expedition in April/May 2024 with the R/V Sonne, a team of the microbial biogeochemistry group investigated processes of the biological carbon pump in the Bay of Bengal using free-drifting sediment traps.

https://www.oceanblogs.org/so307/2024/10/07/experiments-on-board/

Expedition: SO307

R/V SONNE leaving Durban Port on September 12th 2024 for the expedition SO307. Water samples collected with the CTD rosette are filtered and incubated at deep-sea temperature of 2.5°C to study the cycling of organic matter in the deep ocean.

The R/V Polarstern travels through ice floes during expedition PS143 (June/July 2024) to the Fram Strait in the Arctic Ocean. Water samples collected with the CTD rosette are processed in the lab to study changes in biogeochemical and planktonic parameters due to fast temperature increase and acidification of the Arctic Ocean.

https://www.geomar.de/forschen/expeditionen/detailansicht/exp/370131?cHash=f305d9c85d75a1875d9ff13eed82a386

Expedition: AL614/1

In June 2024, expedition AL614/1 ended with the R/V ALKOR, during which investigations into micro- and nanoplastics in the Baltic Sea were carried out under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Anja Engel.

https://www.oceanblogs.org/so305-biocat-iioe2/

Expedition: SO305/BIOCAT-IIOE 2

During the BIOCAT-IIOE2 (SO305) expedition in April/May 2024 with the R/V Sonne, a team of the microbial biogeochemistry group investigated processes of the biological carbon pump in the Bay of Bengal using free-drifting sediment traps.

https://www.oceanblogs.org/so307/2024/10/07/experiments-on-board/

Expedition: SO307

R/V SONNE leaving Durban Port on September 12th 2024 for the expedition SO307. Water samples collected with the CTD rosette are filtered and incubated at deep-sea temperature of 2.5°C to study the cycling of organic matter in the deep ocean.

The R/V Polarstern travels through ice floes during expedition PS143 (June/July 2024) to the Fram Strait in the Arctic Ocean. Water samples collected with the CTD rosette are processed in the lab to study changes in biogeochemical and planktonic parameters due to fast temperature increase and acidification of the Arctic Ocean.

Microbial Biogeochemistry

How does climate change alter the metabolism of planktonic microorganisms and what are the consequences for the global carbon cycle? To answer these questions, we are investigating the interactions between microorganisms and the organic compounds dissolved in seawater.

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Marine Biogeochemistry

Head of Working Group
Microbial Biogeochemistry (BI/MB)
Prof. Dr. Anja Engel
GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
Seefischmarkt / building 5
Wischhofstrasse 1 - 3
24148 Kiel / Germany
Phone: +49 (0)431 600-1510
email: aengel(at)geomar.de
Team Assistant/
Office Management (BI/MB)
Monika Peschke
Phone: +49 (0)431 600-4447
email: mpeschke(at)geomar.de
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Expedition: AL614/1

Expedition: SO305/BIOCAT-IIOE 2

During the BIOCAT-IIOE2 (SO305) expedition in April/May 2024 with the R/V Sonne, a team of the microbial biogeochemistry group investigated processes of the biological carbon pump in the Bay of Bengal using free-drifting sediment traps.

Expedition: SO307

R/V SONNE leaving Durban Port on September 12th 2024 for the expedition SO307. Water samples collected with the CTD rosette are filtered and incubated at deep-sea temperature of 2.5°C to study the cycling of organic matter in the deep ocean.

Expedition: PS143

Research Assistant Job Offer

Expedition: AL614/1

Expedition: SO305/BIOCAT-IIOE 2

During the BIOCAT-IIOE2 (SO305) expedition in April/May 2024 with the R/V Sonne, a team of the microbial biogeochemistry group investigated processes of the biological carbon pump in the Bay of Bengal using free-drifting sediment traps.

Expedition: SO307

R/V SONNE leaving Durban Port on September 12th 2024 for the expedition SO307. Water samples collected with the CTD rosette are filtered and incubated at deep-sea temperature of 2.5°C to study the cycling of organic matter in the deep ocean.

Expedition: PS143

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Microbial Biogeochemistry

Core topics

Marine Carbon Cycle

Marine Microbiology

Polar Biological Oceanography

Air-Sea Interactions

Micro- and Nanoplastic

LTER, Monitoring & Assessment

Expedition: AL614/1

Marine Carbon Cycle

Marine Microbiology

Polar Biological Oceanography

Air-Sea Interactions

Micro- and Nanoplastic

LTER, Monitoring & Assessment

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