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MARUM aims at understanding the role of the oceans in the Earth’s system by employing state-of-the-art methods.
It examines the significance of the oceans within the framework of global change, quantifies interactions between the marine geosphere and biosphere, and provides information for sustainable use of the ocean.

MARUM comprises the DFG research center and the cluster of excellence "The Ocean in the Earth System".

Expo 2010 in Shanghai

As part of the Bremen booth MARUM exhibits underwater vehicles and videos on cold water corals and methane hydrates with shots taken by the ROV MARUM-QUEST. more...

01 May - 31 Oct 2010
Shanghai, China

Wanderausstellung MeerErleben

Die MARUM-Erlebnisausstellung MeerErleben ist ab 7. Oktober zu sehen im Ettlinger Tor in Karlsruhe. mehr...

7.10. – 16.10.10
Karlsruhe


MeBo back from sea

On Friday eight containers arrived at the MARUM work yard. They held the sea floor drill rig MARUM-MeBo which was deployed successfully during an expedition on board the research vessel MARIA S. MERIAN off Sicily. more...


Terry Healy passed away

Sad news came from New Zealand. After having suffered from a long and severe illness our highliy appreciated colleague and dear friend, Prof. Terry Healy, passed away on July 20th. more...


Science in bestsellers

The recent edition of the TV science magazine X:enius dealt with the question how much marine science is incorporated in Frank Schätzing`s bestseller “The Swarm”. The shooting took place in the MARUM building last March. more...


Corals record climate changes

From July 3rd till July 17th about 30 scientists from nine countries analyzed 225 metres of cores containing fossil coral material from the Great Barrier Reef. The samples will allow to establish the course of sea-level rise during the final phase of the last deglaciation. more...


Dusty Sahel

Human-induced dust emissions in the Sahel region of Africa have made an important contribution to the overall atmospheric dust load for about two centuries, reports a Nature paper by MARUM scientist Stefan Mulitza and colleagues. more...


IPCC Report No. 5

The IPCC plans to publish its 5th assessment report in 2013. From the MARUM Prof. Monika Rhein (Ocean observation) and Prof. Michael Schulz (Information from paleoclimate archives) will contribute as Coordinating Lead Authors. more...

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