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Research Division 2: Marine Biogeochemistry
No. Shorttitle/Framework Research theme
1 Climate Engineering Vorbereitung eines interdisziplinären nationalen
Forschungsprojektes zum Thema Climate Engineering
2 M84/3 Fahrtabschnitt M 84/3: Biogeochemie und Methanhydrate
des Schwarzen Meeres; Ozeanographie des Mittelmeeres,
Schelfsedimentation und Kaltwasserkorallen
3 M86/5 M86/5: To investigate the extent and geological setting of seefloor
hydrothermal systems in the Tyrrenian Sea
23.2.11 - 16.3.12 Palma de Mallorca-Lissabon
4 5th intern. SOLAS
summerschool BA
1990/13-1
5 Seafloor Warming
CLUSTER
6 Climate Engineering
CLUSTER
7 Seafloor Warming Effect
CLUSTER
8 High-resolution
CLUSTER - 2009/1
CP0910
9 Nitrogen fixation in
sed. CLUSTER - 2009/1
CP0911
10 Seafloor warming on
oxygen CLUSTER -
2009/1 CP0915
11 Photolysis of carbonyl
C CLUSTER - 2009/1
CP0918
12 Zooplankton in trop.
Oxy CLUSTER - 2009/1
CP0923
13 Jelly Pump CLUSTER -
2009/1 CP0927
5 th international SOLAS Summerschool 2011 29.08.11-
10.09.11
Technische Unterstützung zur Analyse von mikrobiellen Proben
während Poseidon Expedition (PO419)
Vorbereitung eines interdisziplinären nationalen
Forschungsprojektes zum Thema Climate Engineering
Funding
Agency
Lead PI
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Funding
period
DFG Prof. Oschlies 01.11.2011 -
31.10.2012
DFG Dr. Tanhua 01.01.2011 -
31.12.2011
DFG Dr. Hensen 01.10.2011 -
30.09.2012
DFG Dr. Bange 01.07.2011 -
31.12.2011
DFG Prof. Treude 01.11.2011 -
31.12.2011
DFG Prof. Oschlies 01.07.2011 -
31.10.2011
CLUSTER: A2. Seafloor Warming Effect DFG Prof. Treude 01.01.2008 -
30.11.2011
A novel system for continuous high-resolution measurements of
atmoshperic adn dissolved N2O
The occurence and relevance of nitrogen fixation in sediments of
oxygen minimum zones
Novel, non-invasive investigation of seadfloor warming oxygen and
heat fluxes from the benthic boundary layer into the water column
Photolysis of Carbonyl Compund in seawater: Primary Products,
Quantum Yields and Loss Rates in Natural Sunlight
The role zooplankton in tropical oxygen minimum laysers:
physiological adaptation and contribution to fluxes of carbon and
oxygen
DFG Dr. Bange 01.11.2009 -
30.06.2011
DFG Prof. Treude 01.11.2009 -
30.06.2011
DFG Dr. Linke 01.11.2009 -
30.06.2011
DFG Dr. Croot 01.11.2009 -
30.06.2011
DFG Dr. Kiko 01.11.2009 -
30.06.2011
Does the “rise of slime” foster an oceanic “jelly carbon pump?” DFG Prof. Oschlies 01.11.2009 -
30.06.2011
Budget 1
50.550,00
74.920,00
153.776,00
20.753,00
11.700,00
11.350,00
800.000,00
100.000,00
73.500,00
100.000,00
13.000,00
100.000,00
100.000,00
- IFM-GEOMAR Report 2011 - 21
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