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13.01.2012 From Genes to Ecosystem

EuroMarine General Assembly in Bremen
More than 100 international scientists of the EU multidisciplinary marine network EuroMarine meet on 17 January for three days in Bremen.

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28.02.2012 Introns found in bacterial 16S rRNA

Max Planck scientists from Bremen identify long pieces of non-coding DNA in the most important phylogenetic marker gene in bacteria

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02.04.2012 Finalists for Wissenschaft interaktiv

Three teams from Leipzig, Münster and Bremen are the finalists in the "Wissenschaft interaktiv" challenge.
Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology will present the world of bacteria during the Science Summer in Lübeck.

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04.05.2012 Algal blooms in the North Sea

Nutrient supply after algal bloom determines the succession of the bacterial population

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07.06.2012 Publications in freshwater and marine biology: Max Planck scientists rank in the top positions

MPI biogeochemists, molecular ecologists and bioinformaticians among the most cited marine biologists

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13.08.2012 Marine Research and the Brazilian Rain Forest

Slash and Burn practice for centuries as source of stable carbon compounds in the oceans

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20.09.2012 Unusual symbiosis discovered among marine microorganisms

Tiny single-celled algae and nitrogen-fixing bacteria exchange carbon and nitrogen in a mutually beneficial relationship that helps fertilize the oceans.

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05.11.2012 Strange diet for methane consuming microbes

Strange diet for methane consuming microorganisms
Methane supplies the energy but is not the carbon source

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03.12.2012 Award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

Max Planck researcher receives prestigious investigator award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

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21.01.2013 Wood on the seafloor

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28.01.2013 How Antarctica turned white

Weathering of Antarctic rocks lowers atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration during the Eocene-Oligocene transition

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15.02.2013 Award for Marine Scientist

Jillian M. Petersen, Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, has been selected by the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography(ASLO) to receive the 2013 Raymond Lindeman Award

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18.03.2013 Microbes in the Mariana Trench

Microbes in the Mariana Trench
Highly active communities of bacteria in the world’s deepest oceanic trench.

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17.04.2013 The Fate of the Forests:

The Fate of the Forests: Massive Amounts of Charcoal enter the Worlds Oceans

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28.06.2013 Worldwide Microbial Diversity in the Seas

Pilot Ocean Sampling Day 2013

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21.10.2013 Deep Biosphere

How Climate Change affects Microbial Life below the Seafloor
Sediments from the Deep Sea give insight into the Dynamics of the Deep Biosphere

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12.11.2013 Toxic Ocean Conditions During Major Extinction 93.9 Million Years Ago

International study points to an ancient oxygen-free and hydrogen sulfide-rich ocean that may foreshadow our future

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01.01.2015 Happy New Year 2015

We wish you a Happy New Year 2015!

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19.05.2014 Award for Max Planck Researcher

Manuel Kleiner was awarded the Friedrich Hirzebruch Prize

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11.11.2014 More Methane from the Deep Sea

More Methane from the Deep Sea
Mud-volcanoes as methane source

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07.07.2015 Alpha-Campus Talks Nicole Dubilier

Der Meereswurm Olavius hat eine Besonderheit: Er besitzt weder Mund noch Darm und ernährt sich dennoch – und zwar dank seiner bakteriellen Symbionten.

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02.09.2015 Learning from Nature

Learning from Nature: Genomic database standard alleviates search for novel antibiotics
Penicillin and other secondary metabolites

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01.10.2015 Deep-sea hot vents and climate

How deep-sea hot vents affect our climate – new “Nature Geosciences” publication

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09.11.2015 MPI Seminars

Invitation to the MPI seminar
Friday, November 13, 3:00 pm
Prof. M. Holmer: Sulfide intrusion and sulfide tolerance in seagrasses

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New presentation of www.mpi-bremen.de

Today the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology is starting the new web pages www.mpi-bremen.de.
The pages of the new web site are generated dynamically and due to the new layout navigation is more easy. The new layout is in accordance with the Max Planck Society´s guidelines.

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Ecological Genomics: Where Genomics meets Ecology

Marine biologists from the European Union visit the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology

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New EU Project METAFUNCTIONS

New EU Project METAFUNCTIONS
Mapping Environmental Clues to Decipher the Function of Genes

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21.11.2005: Bacteria Which Sense the Earth's Magne

Max Planck researchers uncover how a nanoscale "compass" inside bacteria orients them to the Earth's magnetic field

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18.04.2006 MPI Brochure

A new brochure about the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology is available.

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International Workshop “Marine Genomics meets Marine Diversity”

International Workshop “Marine Genomics meets Marine Diversity” in Bremen, 8 – 9 June 2006: On the road to integration

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Research at the Haakon Mosby Mud Volcano

Novel methane consuming microorganisms discovered at the Haakon Mosby Mud Volcano in the Arctic deep sea

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02.10.2006: Marine Aggregates

International Workshop On Marine Aggregates
Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Bremen, Germany

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In the middle of the Atlantic Ocean: Research vessel Maria S. Merian

First cruise report from the German research vessel Maria S. Merian

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Marine Bacteria with a Hybrid Engine

Genomic data unveil amazing properties of a bacterium from the German Bight

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In the middle of the atlantic ocean: Research vessel Maria S. Merian

Third cruise report from the German research vessel Maria S. Merian

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On board of Research Vessel Meteor in the Black Sea

The expedition M72/2 “MICROHAB” is dedicated to the study of anoxicmicrobial habitats on the continental margin of the Black Sea. The Black Sea is the largest anoxic basin on earth and provides unique conditions for the study of microbial habitats and controls on key anaerobic microbial processes...

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