BEMO

Seafloor Tools for Integrative Management of Marine Protected Areas Seafloor of the Weddell Sea. RV Polarstern expedition PS118 (2019). (Photo: Autun Purser (AWI) (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) BEnToolsMaPs:

BKL_Katalog_ENG.pdf

wetness protection com- bined with good grip. Long knitted cuffs. Range of use: Mountain course, Polarstern crew Sizes: IceGrip gloves Gloves 9 10 11 37 Sizes: Range of use: On board + use on the ice De

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Back Again: First deployed buoy from the MOSAiC expedition

the Polarstern to the Central Arctic. It was the first buoy to be sent off during the MOSAiC expedition. It was part of the "Distributed Network," a large buoy network that drifted around Polarstern at

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

Bathymetry

Lomonossov Ridge in the Arctic Ocean Madiba Sea Mount, south of South Africa, discovered 2013 with RV Polarstern Current-induced seabed structures at the Southern Mozambique Ridge Iceberg scours on the shelf

Begin of the Antartic Season

PS116 - Weekly Report No. 1 | 11 - 18 November 2018
RV Polarstern left Bremerhaven on 11th November with the high tide around noon. Due to extensive necessary amendments in the shipyard, the departure

Beginning the return voyage

report No. 1 | 10 - 17 April 2016
The last cruise section of this year’s Antarctic season for Polarstern started on 10 April 2016 in Punta Arenas and will end on 12 May in Bremerhaven. Until Las Palmas

Beyond iron: vitamins, zinc and cobalt

shipboard manipulation experiments with natural phytoplankton assemblages are planned onboard the Polarstern in the austral summers of 2016 and 2017. In addition, in situ uptake rates and measurements of

Biological_samples_animal-by-products_2025-03-28_UK.pdf

the border control centre in Bremerhaven in conjunction with a (refrigerated) transport from the Polarstern to the AWI (buildings D and E). From there, collection is carried out by the cruise participants

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Business as usual.

PS 117 – Weekly Report No. 5 | 21 - 27 January 2019.
Business as usual. Polarstern plows her way through the open waters of the Weddell Sea – the ice cover is at it minimum, subjectively at least –