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- Integrative Ecophysiology
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- Polar Biological Oceanography
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- Marine Chronobiology
- Hustedt Diatom Study Centre
- Marine Climate Change Impacts and Solutions Laboratory
- Applied and Environmental Microbiology
- Molecular Sea Ice Ecology
- Ecophysiology of pelagic key species
- Arctic Zooplankton
- Molecular Biodiversity of Eukaryotic Microbes
- Arctic plankton ecology and related sedimentary flux
- Particle dynamics
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- Formation of the Arctic Basin
- North Atlantic Deepwater and its precursors
- Gateways of the Southern Ocean
- Transition from Cretaceous Greenhouse to Tertiary Icehouse
- Development and dynamics of ice sheets
- Large Igneous Provinces
- Oceanic microseisms
- Bathymetric compilations
- Observatories, long-term measurements
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- Bathymetry
- Multibeam
- High-resolution seismics
- Sediment echosounder
- Reflection seismology
- Streamer
- Refraction seismology
- Seismic Sources
- Passive Seismology
- Ocean-bottom seismometer
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- Seismic land stations
- Gravity Surveying
- Gravimeters
- Magnetic surveying
- Magnetometers
- Physical properties
- MSCL
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- Applied Macroalgae Research
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- Scientific Diving
- News from the CSD
- Online - Seminar on Marine Technology, Research and Experiences in Coastal waters” – MarTREC
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- Who can Dive at the AWI?
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- MarGate
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- The use of small boats
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Applied Macroalgae Research
Macroalgae cultivation provides a variety of ecosystem services that contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 14 (Life Below Water), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and SDG 12 (Responsible Production and Consumption). Specifically, algae cultivation provides healthy food, hydrocolloids and feed, regulates water quality, provides habitats and nursery areas and can potentially contribute to climate change mitigation. Many research projects are currently underway at AWI to better understand how algae can serve society, from onshore to offshore cultivation to biomaterials and knowledge transfer. Below you will find links to projects within our research group.
