31.01.2012 EuroMarine General Assembly in Bremen
Report from the EuroMarine General Assembly in Bremen
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26.03.2012 Chemical microgradients accelerate coral death at the Great Barrier Reef
Anoxia and toxic sulfide are a menace to coral tissue
more ... 17.04.2012 Toxic Menu
Marine worm feeds on carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulphide with the help of symbiotic bacteria
more ... 22.05.2012 Rapid Coral Death
Rapid Coral Death by a Deadly Chain Reaction
Soil Erosion in Tropical Coastal Areas Accelerates Corals Death
more ... Soil Erosion in Tropical Coastal Areas Accelerates Corals Death
27.06.2012 Conference Visions in Science in Bremen
From September 26-28, 2012, the conference for PhD students and junior scientists will take place at the Max Planck Institute in Bremen
more ... 17.09.2012 Alpine glaciers contribute to global carbon cycling
Organic compounds in glacier ice are unexpectedly diverse and bioavailable
more ... 11.10.2012 EU Project Micro B3 meeting in Bremen
Successful first bioinformatics training of the EU Project Micro B3
more ... 07.11.2012 Scientists unravel the mystery of marine methane oxidation
Ocean microbes use sulfur as intermediate for methane oxidation
more ... 16.01.2013 Stromatolites from a high-altitude volcanic lake
German-Argentinean research team investigates microbial deposits in a high-altitude Andean lake
more ... 24.01.2013 Workshop Diving and Research
3rd International Workshop
“Research in Shallow Marine and Fresh Water Systems”
more ... “Research in Shallow Marine and Fresh Water Systems”
14.02.2013 Rapid changes in the Arctic ecosystem
Rapid changes in the Arctic ecosystem from surface to depth during the ice minimum in the summer of 2012
more ... 24.02.2013 How the Ocean loses nitrogen
How the Ocean loses nitrogen
Scientists identify key factor that controls nitrogen availability in the Ocean
more ... Scientists identify key factor that controls nitrogen availability in the Ocean
27.03.2013 Archaea: Four cells turn seabed microbiology upside down
With DNA from just four cells, Danish researchers reveal how some of the world’s most abundant organisms play a key role in carbon cycling in the seabed.
more ... 03.05.2013 Future Day at the Max Planck Institute
Future Day for Girls and Boys at the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology
more ... 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
more ... Sediments from the Deep Sea give insight into the Dynamics of the Deep Biosphere
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
more ... 19.05.2014 Award for Max Planck Researcher
Manuel Kleiner was awarded the Friedrich Hirzebruch Prize
more ... 17.03.2015 Methane seeps: Oases in the deep sea
First global study of microbial communities at gas seeps in the deep sea shows the distribution and diversity of methane-consuming microorganisms. The specific energy source selects for unique microorganisms, which turn these ecosystems into hotspots of diversity in the deep sea.
more ... 04.08.2015 Hazardous Diet: How Earthworms protect themselves against toxic plant ingredients
Scientists discover defense mechanism in earthworms
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