• UN Plastics Treaty

    been focusing on plastic pollution in the oceans. She has published the reference book 'Marine Anthropogenic Litter' and runs the online portal LITTERBASE to make research data on plastic pollution and

  • Junior Research Group

    Resilience and vulnerability of the central Arctic Ocean food web to cumulative stress by warming and anthropogenic pollution. Head of Group Dr. Doreen Kohlbach Further members of the Junior Research Group Master [...] retreat, increasing influx of Atlantic waters, riverine input and marine traffic will bring more anthropogenic pollutants, even to remote Arctic regions, where they are entrained in water and sea ice, and [...] absent. In this context, Double-Trouble aims at i) assessing trophic structures and the degree of anthropogenic pollution under current environmental conditions and ii) simulating cumulative effects of warming

  • Judith Hauck

    Group Marine Carbon and Ecosystem Feedbacks in the Earth System (MarESys). Global Carbon Budget Anthropogenic carbon distribution Southern Ocean Every year, we human beings emit large quantities of carbon

  • Dr. Jennifer Dannheim

    Jennifer.Dannheim@awi.de
    +49 471 4831-1734
    Am Handelshafen 12, 27570 Bremerhaven

  • Dr. Florian Koch

    florian.koch@awi.de
    +49(471)4831-1136
    Barkhausenstraße 2, 27568 Bremerhaven

  • Junior Groups

    approaches, and modeling techniques, Double-Trouble investigates the influence of global warming and anthropogenic pollution on the structure and functioning of the Central Arctic food web under current and future

  • Young Investigator Groups

    approaches, and modeling techniques, Double-Trouble investigates the influence of global warming and anthropogenic pollution on the structure and functioning of the Central Arctic food web under current and future

  • Antarctica InSync

    sheet: Olaf Eisen (AWI), Alexandra Zuhr (University of Tübingen) Palaeo climate: Frank Lamy (AWI) Anthropogenic footprint: Ralf Ebinghaus (Hereon) Modelling: Torge Marin (GEOMAR), Martin Werner (AWI) APECS

  • Antarctic Species Under Climate Change

    marine life from the impacts of climate change; however, they can offer refuges where further anthropogenic influences on the ecosystem are reduced or entirely eliminated, helping the species in question

  • Geosciences

    and environmental states, as well as the recent reaction of the Earth system on natural and anthropogenic driven climate change. Scientists from Bremerhaven and Potsdam are investigating which processes