MARUM - The ocean in depth!

Research

MARUM research focusses on the role of the ocean in the climate system, interactions between geosphere and biosphere, and dynamics of the ocean floor.
Infrastructure

MARUM operates and develops-cutting edge underwater technologies, archives for seafloors samples, the data center PANGAEA, and laboratories.
Early Career

Training of early career scientists is a major goal of MARUM. We provide training and services for our students from the PhD to the Postdoc level.
Discover

Exhibitions and videos, books and brochures, a school lab, press releases and social media inform the public about MARUM`s research activities.
Research

MARUM research focusses on the role of the ocean in the climate system, interactions between geosphere and biosphere, and dynamics of the ocean floor.
Infrastructure

MARUM operates and develops cutting-edge underwater technologies, archives for seafloor samples, the data center PANGAEA, and laboratories.
Early Career

Training of early career scientists is a major goal of MARUM. We provide training and services for our students from the PhD to the Postdoc level.
Discover

Exhibitions and videos, books and brochures, a school lab, press releases and social media inform the public about MARUM`s research activities.

Oceans’ contribution to climate regulation

The oceans have a major influence on climate regulation. New scientific findings help to calculate this influence more precisely. A team of researchers, ...

Ship's log MARIA S. MERIAN-Expedition

A research team is currently onboard the research vesser MARIA S. MERIAN off the west coast of Africa. In a ship's log they report on life and work during ...

Science in a pub

Geosciences in short stories, isotopic fingerprints, gambling and speed dating: researchers from MARUM and other Bremen institutes bring their research to pubs.

New Directorate

MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences at the University of Bremen has a new Directorate. Prof. Michael Schulz as Director and Prof. Monika Rhein ...

Rice is a plant cultivated by humans. Its proven occurrence more than 6000 years ago shows that people were altering the vegetation very early in their history.

Early Human impact on the environment

As early as 6,000 years ago humans had intruded on nature so intensively that the natural vegetation was altered. This is the result of a study that has ...

Sensation on board the research vessel METEOR: living Madrepora oculata. Foto: MARUM – Zentrum für Marine Umweltwissenschaften, Universität Bremen; V. Diekamp

Ship's log METEOR-Expedition

A research team is on its way off the Azores until the end of October. In a ship's log they report on life and work on board the research vessel METEOR.

Events

Seminar room 2070, Nov 20, 2018, 2:00 pm

What can we learn from ancient genetics

MARUM Seminar

Prof. Eske Willerslev

Prince Philip Professor, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge
Lundbeck Foundation Professor,Natural History Museum of ...