News Archive 2009

IFM-GEOMAR Director receiving the the cheque from Peter Harry Carstensen, Prime Miister of Schleswig-Holstein. Photo: J. Steffen, IFM-GEOMAR.

03.09.2009

Modernisation of the IFM-GEOMAR research fleet

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Cold water corals (Lophelia pertusa, is one of the species under pressure due to ocean acidification. Photo taken in the Oslofjord, Norway with the submersible JAGO. Photo: Karen Hissmann, IFM-GEOMAR

01.09.2009

BIOACID

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The research submersible JAGO and the New Zealand research vessel BRAVEHEART off the coast of Moorea (French-Polynesia). Photo: K. Hissemann, IFM-GEOMAR

21.07.2009

The Sea Level’s Up and Down

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Satellite picture of a Saharan sand storm above the Cape Verde Islands. Source: NASA

19.06.2009

Dust for Breakfast

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The mesocosm systems developed in Kiel at the Baltic Sea at Booknis Eck. Photo: U. Riebesell, IFM-GEOMAR

11.06.2009

First successful mission with new experimental ocean observatory

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Schematic pattern of sea (sub)surface currents for today and 5 Ma in the Indonesian Throughflow (ITF) area. The 5 Ma scenario is based on general circulation models. Note that the source of water masses entering the Indian Ocean changed considerably (IFM-GEOMAR).

17.05.2009

From Greenhouse to Ice House

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Mario Lebrato working in the laboratory at NOCS. Photo: Lebrato

13.05.2009

Fast and efficient as soon as they are dead: Pyrosoma atlanticum

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Prof. Dr. Ralph Keeling. Photo: K. Machill, IFM-GEOMAR.

03.04.2009

Humboldt Research Award for Ralph Keeling

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Ph.D. student Bjoern Fiedler while testing the new float in the harbour of Mindelo, Cape Verde. In the background the French research L’ATALANTE. (Photo: IFM-GEOMAR)

09.01.2009

Lost and Found

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[Translate to English:] Prof. Peter Herzig

09.01.2009

Important honorary post for Peter Herzig Herzig

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