European funded Horizon 2020 “NUNATARYUK”-project, led by the Alfred Wegener Institute, has carried out a comprehensive six-year investigation into the rapidly changing permafrost regions in the northern

7th Copernicus Ocean State Report
A team of experts from the Alfred Wegener Institute’s Physical Oceanography working group and led by Hongyan Xi presented the results of a long-term study in the

from Norway, and climate modeler Prof Dr Gerrit Lohmann from the Alfred Wegener Institute and the University of Bremen.

, a collaborative project between the University of Bremen, the Alfred Wegener Institute, and a consortium of eight Canadian universities. Subproject “Variability of Arctic sea ice, meltwater discharge

aquaculture research group of the Marine Bioeconomy Section at the Alfred Wegener Institute is currently investigating this question in a new project as part of a BSc thesis. Katrin Weiss (BSc student at

Education and Research / KMU innovativ Ultraschallbild.jpg (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Project Lead: Joachim Henjes, Desislava Bögner, Mirko Bögner Contact: Mail to Joachim , Desislava or Mirko (0)471

with short CV). Lachslaus unter dem Mikroskop (Photo: G. Jähne, Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Project Lead: Kai Lorkowski Staff: Gregor Jähne, Dr. Desislava Bögner Contact: Mail to Kai , Gregor or Desislava

the past. A team led by the physicist Thomas Laepple from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Potsdam and the climatologist Kira Rehfeld from the University of Tübingen has therefore brought together

The prototype of the trap has been in Belgium since 2019 (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut) Lead: Oliver Hauck Media: Björn Suckow Contac t: Mail to Oliver or Björn (0)471 4831 2813 Duration: 5 years Partners

internationally coordinated strategies to combat invasive species. The Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) and Dresden University of Technology (TUD), together with partners from Belgium, France and Sweden, have