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  • “Groundwork”

    we will provide details about the work of the benthologists and seafloor biogeochemists during Polarstern expedition PS126; their goal is to investigate organisms and processes at the deep seafloor.

  • From Longyearbyen through the Northeast Passage towards the Siberian Arctic

    PS115.2 Wochenbericht Nr. 1 | 03.09. – 09.09.18
    Monday (03.09.18). Since early Monday morning “Polarstern“ is anchoring in the Isfjorden, directly off Longyearbyen, and waiting for the new crew and the

  • From the Northern Transect to Halley Bay

    Filchner Depression. Net and water samples as well as short sediment cores kept all research groups on Polarstern busy 24 hours a day.

  • Into the Weddell Sea

    | 9 January – 15 January 2017
    9. January 2017 - 3 weeks and 3 days at sea. Yesterday evening Polarstern managed to push herself free between what was formerly fast ice by about half a ship´s length with

  • Towards the Strait of Magellan

    Weekly Report No. 7 | 30 March - 6 April 2016
    For both crew and scientists the last week of our Polarstern expedition PS97 required everyone to dig deep. A varied geological, geophysical and oceanographic

  • Antarctic season ends this weekend

    Expedition
    After half a year in the Southern Hemisphere, the research icebreaker Polarstern will soon return to her homeport, Bremerhaven. Following a season of work focusing on sea ice, the icebreaker

  • Transit from Tromsø and first research operations in the Northeast Greenland area

    PS115/1 - Weekly report no. 1 | 5th August - 12th August 2018
    The cruise PS115.1 on Polarstern focuses on a geoscientific research program, which has the aim to clarify the geological development of

  • “Groundwork”

    report, today we will provide details about the work of the biogeochemists and biologists during “Polarstern” expedition PS99.2. Their goal is to investigate organisms and processes at the deep seafloor.

  • Water World

    provide details about the work of the phyto-opticians, biogeochemists and planktologists during RV Polarstern expedition PS126. Their goal is to investigate the organisms and processes in the water column

  • Back to the Roots of Antarctic Research

    Wegener Institute’s Neumayer Station III will be exclusively supplied by sea. The research vessel Polarstern will transport– as usual – materials and fuel to the Antarctic. However, due to the coronavirus