regions of the Arctic, there are areas in which 70 percent or more of the ground is made of ice – which means thawing has correspondingly dramatic [...] Given its smaller overall land mass, there is less permafrost in the Southern Hemisphere. Although the Antarctic offers the constant low temperatures needed, the amount of land where the soil could permanently freeze is limited; much of it is covered in ice, which insulates the ground from the cold air, often preventing the formation of permafrost. Facts and Figures

of the IASS 2024 Symposium; Redefining the Art of Structural Design ( 26.-30.08.2024) Lecture - Helmholtz AI conference : Angre A. “ [...] Grazer-protected Diatoms Decouple Ocean Carbon and Silicon Cycles in the Iron-limited Antarctic Circumpolar Current . Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America . 110 [...] ), Marvin Frank (Synera) and Ignacio Laraudogoitia (UPV/EHU) about possibilities of the open-engineering platform Synera based on a use case Webinar - (05/2021) Design for AM: What is the future of

World War, a large amount of chemical weapons and ammunition was dumped in the Baltic Sea and the Skagerrak Strait. Also conventional weapons and munitions lie on the seafloor in different areas of the Baltic Sea as a legacy of the wars. These munitions contain a wide range of hazardous substances [...] Azadinium and its reaction to changing environmental conditions. The studies form the basis for a comprehensive risk assessment of the flowering of these species and the associated risk of mussel

regimes. If a correlation between environment of the parents and of the offspring exists, it can be a selective advantage to transfer information about phenotypically plastic traits to the offspring. We investigate the epigenetic mechanisms of transgenerational plasticity (TGP) in the context of ocean warming and [...] on the fitness of the offspring in a matching environment. Mechanistically the plastic adaptation is linked to higher efficiency of the

recorders in HAFOS. This takes advantage of the recorder now sitting just under the icy surface of the ice shelf, accessible by the Neumayer overwintering team for battery [...] of an IcLIsten Recorder in the German North Sea, southwest of the Doggerbank from October 2016 - March 2019. 2015 & 2016 SAMBAY: San [...] Karolin Thomisch) PALAOA recording electronics and power supply for the active hydrophone within the aluminum box. Setting up a PASATA recorder near a group of Weddell seals on the sea ice of Atka bay,

Horst Grunenberg posed this question to Helmut Schmidt, the German Chancellor at that time, he laid the foundation for the success story of the research icebreaker [...] vessel in the world to circumnavigate the North Pole. At the same time scientists study the bottom of the Arctic Sea. Author: Christian Salewski [...] ice. Birthday spends the research icebreaker in the vastness of Antarctica. The public can visit the ship in June, before it traveled the southern hemisphere

values in ice and water samples from the Arctic and Antarctic, as well as the δ 13 C values of dissolved inorganic carbon in the water of the polar oceans. In addition, our [...] quality (Fig. 6). Fig 6: δ 18 O analysis data of the house standards Ocean and DML as well as data of the control standard IA-RO63. It can be seen that the SD of the DML house standard [...] addition, the δ 15 N values of the organic matter also provide information on the efficiency of the biological pump if terrigenous input can be

values in ice and water samples from the Arctic and Antarctic, as well as the δ 13 C values of dissolved inorganic carbon in the water of the polar oceans. In addition, our [...] quality (Fig. 6). Fig 6: δ 18 O analysis data of the house standards Ocean and DML as well as data of the control standard IA-RO63. It can be seen that the SD of the DML house standard [...] addition, the δ 15 N values of the organic matter also provide information on the efficiency of the biological pump if terrigenous input can be

coastal ecosystems are increasingly losing their balance. What do the latest findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reveal about the state of the oceans? And how are these scientific assessments actually derived? Prof. Dr. Björn Rost, one of the lead authors of the IPCC chapter on oceans and coastal ecosystems, discusses the impacts of climate change on marine life in a [...] Nordsee Zeitung, 6.7.2016) On the occasion of the opening of the Scientific Year 2016/2017, the Nordseezeitung reports on ten marine researchers of the Alfred-Wegener-Institute

MecoMM-NS II 08. – 22. March 2024, Bremerhaven – Bremerhaven The aims of the cruise HE635 are cross disciplinary investigations of munition dumping sites in the southern German Bight and the test [...] water phytoplankton blooms occur along the flow of the southern Antarctic Circumpolar Current downstream of the island South Georgia. The sources and magnitude of iron (Fe) [...] day remains the most affected country in the world by these shellfish poisonings. An evaluation of all currently available data leads to the hypothesis