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".
Prof. Dr. Barbara A Maher (University of Lancaster) The magnetic properties of Scotia Sea sediments: a record of glacial dust fluxes?
26.06.2013 MARUM Seminar Room 2070, 15:15
Seminar (ROBEX)
Dipl.-Ing. Axel Hackbarth (Institut für Mechanik und Meerestechnik, TU Harburg) Koordinierter Einsatz von autonomen Unterwasserfahrzeugen für modellbasierte Feldmessungen
27.06.2013 MARUM Seminar Room 2060, 15:15
MARUM Lecture Series
Prof. Dr. Detlef Günther (ETH Zürich) Title: TBA
08.07.2013 MARUM, Seminar Room 2070, 15:15
Wanderausstellung MeerErleben
Die MARUM-Wanderausstellung MeerErleben ist ab 18.7.2013 zu sehen im Olympia-Einkaufszentrum in München. mehr...
18.7. – 3.8.13 München
MARUM Lecture Series
Prof. Dr. Stefan Schouten (Netherlands Institute for Sea Research) Title: TBA
Auf Einladung des DAAD informierten sich Vertreter US-amerikanischer und kanadischer Universitäten über die internationale Zusammenarbeit von MARUM in der Meeresforschung. Besonderes Interesse galt dem neu eingerichteten deutsch-kanadischen Graduiertenkolleg ArcTrain.more...
OPEN CAMPUS
On June 21th, from 3 pm an open house presentation themed "OPEN CAMPUS - Welten öffnen - Wissen teilen" takes place at the campus of the University of Bremen. MARUM will open its doors and contribute to the lecture and exhibition program.more...
HWK Fellows
Currently S. Neuer, M. Riedel, E. Sikes und M. Torres complete a fellowship at the Hanse Institute for Advanced Study. Each of these researchers co-operate with MARUM colleagues in the field of marine and climate research.more...
Research Fellowship for M. Weinkauf
The US-based Cushman Foundation awarded Manuel Weinkauf a research fellowship with a value of 25,000 Dollars. It will help the PhD student working at MARUM to advance his research on how marine organisms change in response to environmental stress.more...
Slow Earthquakes
A study in which MARUM scientists together with US colleagues investigate so-called slow earthquakes with the help of laboratory experiments and samples from the Nankai Trough off Japan has now been published in the June edition of Nature Geoscience (pp 468 ff.). more...
Science Barge Video
In 2002, the nationwide Year of Geosciences, MARUM initiated the science barge project. A short video delivers insight into the current exhibition aboard the 105 metres long barge. It broaches the issue of demographic change which is the main topic of the national year of science 2013. more...
