• Prof. Dr. Judith Hauck

      Judith.Hauck@awi.de
      +49(471)4831-1383
      Am Handelshafen 12, 27570 Bremerhaven

    • Dr. Jasper Hoffmann

      jasper.hoffmann@awi.de
      +49(4651)956-4114
      Hafenstraße 43, 25992 List

    • Dr. Tido Semmler

      Tido.Semmler@awi.de
      +49(471)4831-2287
      Bussestraße, 27570 Bremerhaven

    • Dr. Ying Ye

      Ying.Ye@awi.de
      +49(471)4831-2093
      Am Handelshafen 12, 27570 Bremerhaven

    • Dr. Wolf Isbert

      wolf.isbert@awi.de
      +49(471)4831-2732
      Bussestraße 27, 27570 Bremerhaven

    • Stable Isotopes Lab

      prominent and frequent hydroclimate extremes and whether there is a difference between natural and anthropogenic impact on Siberian hydrology by comparison of early Holocene and recent warming phases. To answer [...] from the Early Holocene with a similar temporal resolution, if achievable, to disentangle the anthropogenic and natural contribution. For investigations, primarily diatom-δ18O will be used to establish

    • Dr. Astrid Wittmann

      astrid.wittmann@pangaea.de
      +49(471)4831-2261
      Am Handelshafen 12, 27570 Bremerhaven

    • Ocean Optics

      spatial coverage which contribute significantly to a better understanding for the attribution of anthropogenic and natural sources of climate change to the marine ecosystem and biogeochemical cycles. Our outreach

    • SO-Clim

      warming by absorbing most of the excess heat in the climate system and a large fraction of the anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions. However, over the past years the Southern Ocean has experienced drastic

    • List of Publications

      Extending New Zealand’s Marine Shellfish Aquaculture Into Exposed Environments – Adapting to Modern Anthropogenic Challenges. Frontiers in Marine Science, 7, 1-7. doi:10.3389/fmars.2020.565686 Krause, G., Buck