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Overview 14 Overview • Marine Geobiology (W3, permanent adoption of a junior professorship from the cluster of excellence): Professor Tina Treude. Top: Prof. Dr. Tina Treude. Below: Prof. Dr. Andreas Oschlies. Negotiations with Professor Andreas Oschlies (Biogeochemical Modelling) were successfully concluded and he will remain in office. The vacancy to refill the W3 Chair for Chemical Oceanography (successor for Professor Wallace) has been published. 6.2 Honors and Awards (selection) During the past year, the following members of staff received awards or distinctions for special scientific achievements: • Prof. Dr. Wolf-Christian Dullo: Werner Heisenberg-Medal from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Prof. Dr. Wolf-Christian Dullo. Prof. Dr. Ulf Riebesell, Prof. Dr. Heidrun Kopp and Prof. Dr. Andreas Oschlies at EGU in Vienna, Austria. - IFM-GEOMAR Report 2011 - • Prof. Dr. Heidrun Kopp: C.F.Gauß Lecture of the German Geophysical Society (DGG) at the European Geosciences Union • Prof. Dr. Andreas Oschlies: Georg-Wüst Prize 2011, German Society for Marine Research (DGM) • Prof. Dr. Ulf Riebesell: Vladimir Ivanovich Vernadsky Medal of the European Geosciences Union • IFM-GEOMAR Publication Award 2011 (1,000 euros each, sponsored by the Deutsche Bank): - Dr. Sascha Flögel, Palaeo-Oceanography - Dr. Jutta Wiese, Active Marine Substances Research - Dr. Folkmar Hauff, Geochemistry as well as 500.00 euros each for their excellent first publications: - Lisa Bohlen, Marine Biogeochemistry - Jan Taucher, Biogeochemical Modelling For a complete list of all awards, please refer to Appendix 7. Winners of the publication award 2011 with IFM-GE- OMAR mangement. From left: Prof. Dr. Peter Herzig, Jan Taucher, Dr. Sascha Flögel, Lisa Bohlen, Dr. Jutta Wiese and Ursula Frank-Scholz. Not of the photo: Dr. Folkmar Hauff.
7. Teaching The professors at IFM-GEOMAR continue to contribute in numerous ways to education in the field of marine science study programmes. Apart from lectures, exercises, seminars and workshops within the scope of the reduced teaching load for non-university research facilities (four credit hours per week), final thesis (for Bachelor‘s and Master‘s degrees as well as German diplomas and doctorates) are supervised and evaluated. The development of academic qualification work, subdivided into fields of research, is depicted in Fig. 1.7. This figure, which has increased enormously, also results from the conversion to courses finishing with a Bachelor‘s or Master‘s degree, because theses must now be written for both of these courses (previously only for a German diploma). For further details, please refer to Appendix 5.7 (Academic Qualification Work) and Appendix 8 (Lectures). For the period of transition before IFM-GEOMAR became part of the Helmholtz Association, the Cooperation Agreement KAIMS laid an important foun- 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 12 31 6 30 University Degrees 9 9 31 28,5 8 8 19 19,5 27 4 3 15 21 18 13 4 12 18 13 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Year RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 Fig. 1.7: University degrees (bachelor, master, PhD, habilitation) by research divisions from 2004-2011. 6 6 24 27 22 19 46 22 32 2011 Beside lectures, pratical excerises are of particular importance for the next generation of marine scientists. Sampling of a sediment core in Marine Geology. dation for the future collaboration with the University of Kiel. This includes joint search procedures for professors; in addition, the existing scope of commitment to teaching will be continued. 8. European and international cooperations Apart from the individual cooperations that exist at the scientific level with a large number of facilities worldwide, which are impressively substantiated by numerous joint publications, and the research association projects at the European level, there are also many cooperations at an institutional level that focus, in particular, on strategic aspects. Events and developments occurred during 2011 in the following sectors, which should receive special mention: Overview G3-Cooperation (National Oceanography Centre (UK), Ifremer (F), IFM-GEOMAR (D)) • Lunch Briefing at the European Parliament on 2 February 2011 at the initiative of the German Marine Consortium and at the invitation of MEP Reimer Böge (topic: Resources from the Sea); • 8th G3 Workshop on 28 November 2011 in Southampton, UK. Cooperation with China • Foundation of a Chinese-German Centre for Cooperation in Marine Sciences in Qingdao on 24 February 2011 to support the scientific exchange between Kiel, Bremen and Qingdao; • 5 - 17 September 2011, Chinese-German Workshop and Summer School, organized by the “Chinese-German Centre for Collaboration in Marine Sciences” (SGMS) in Qingdao, China. The key focus of the events, which approx. 50 people from China and Germany attended, was on Opening ceremony of the Sino-German Center for Cooperation in Marine Sciences in Qingdao, China. - IFM-GEOMAR Report 2011 - 15 Overview
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