Life without a mouth, stomach, or gut
How a small worm gets by with a little help from its bacteria
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Imabiotech award for our correlative imaging pipeline
Benedikt Geier, PhD student in the Department of Symbiosis at the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, was awarded this year's MSI Award for his innovative method for visualizing and investigating symbioses.
Ein Tag für Schüler im Zeichen des Ozeans – der erste Bremer Ocean Day
Am 14. Februar 2018 ist es soweit: An der Universität Bremen findet der erste Bremer Ocean Day statt.
31.10.2008 Watching microorganisms at work
A novel nanoSIMS-based technology provides unprecedented insights into the activity of single cells with surprising results.
more ... 03.10.2011 Molecular mechanism of the anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) unraveled
Nitric oxide and the rocket fuel hydrazine are key molecules in the anammox reaction
more ... 04.05.2012 Algal blooms in the North Sea
Nutrient supply after algal bloom determines the succession of the bacterial population
more ... 20.09.2012 Unusual symbiosis discovered among marine microorganisms
Tiny single-celled algae and nitrogen-fixing bacteria exchange carbon and nitrogen in a mutually beneficial relationship that helps fertilize the oceans.
more ... 16.01.2013 Stromatolites from a high-altitude volcanic lake
German-Argentinean research team investigates microbial deposits in a high-altitude Andean lake
more ... 24.01.2013 Workshop Diving and Research
3rd International Workshop
“Research in Shallow Marine and Fresh Water Systems”
more ... “Research in Shallow Marine and Fresh Water Systems”
14.02.2013 Rapid changes in the Arctic ecosystem
Rapid changes in the Arctic ecosystem from surface to depth during the ice minimum in the summer of 2012
more ... 24.02.2013 How the Ocean loses nitrogen
How the Ocean loses nitrogen
Scientists identify key factor that controls nitrogen availability in the Ocean
more ... Scientists identify key factor that controls nitrogen availability in the Ocean
27.03.2013 Archaea: Four cells turn seabed microbiology upside down
With DNA from just four cells, Danish researchers reveal how some of the world’s most abundant organisms play a key role in carbon cycling in the seabed.
more ... 21.10.2013 Deep Biosphere
How Climate Change affects Microbial Life below the Seafloor
Sediments from the Deep Sea give insight into the Dynamics of the Deep Biosphere
more ... Sediments from the Deep Sea give insight into the Dynamics of the Deep Biosphere
12.11.2013 Toxic Ocean Conditions During Major Extinction 93.9 Million Years Ago
International study points to an ancient oxygen-free and hydrogen sulfide-rich ocean that may foreshadow our future
more ... 27.01.2014 Enigmatic Methane
A study in Nature Geoscience solves a biogeochemical riddle from the ocean floor
more ... 07.08.2014 Microbes and Nitrate
How microbes deal with nitrate. New Science study could help to improve fertilizers and reduce green house gasses.
more ... 16.12.2014 On German TV: Marine Scientist Nicole Dubilier
On German TV WDR: Marine Scientist Nicole Dubilier and her Research
more ... 17.03.2015 Methane seeps: Oases in the deep sea
First global study of microbial communities at gas seeps in the deep sea shows the distribution and diversity of methane-consuming microorganisms. The specific energy source selects for unique microorganisms, which turn these ecosystems into hotspots of diversity in the deep sea.
more ... 02.09.2015 Learning from Nature
Learning from Nature: Genomic database standard alleviates search for novel antibiotics
Penicillin and other secondary metabolites
more ... Penicillin and other secondary metabolites
01.10.2015 Deep-sea hot vents and climate
How deep-sea hot vents affect our climate – new “Nature Geosciences” publication
more ... 28.10.2015 A biosphere without borders
A biosphere without borders
Call for a global effort to unlock the Earth’s microbiome
more ... Call for a global effort to unlock the Earth’s microbiome
My Ocean Sampling Day: First results from our Citizen Science Project
Das Citizen-Science-Projekt MyOSD im Wissenschaftsjahr 2016*17 – Meere und Ozeane veröffentlicht ein Jahr nach der bundesweiten Probennahme-Aktion erste Ergebnisse zur Erforschung von Mikroben in heimischen Meeren und Flüssen.
Erfolgreiche Bürgerbeteiligung: 98 Prozent der Daten wissenschaftlich...
Otto Hahn Medal for Rafael Laso Pérez
For his outstanding scientific work on the role of archaea in the degradation of non-methane hydrocarbons, MPI researcher Dr. Rafael Laso Pérez is awarded the Otto Hahn Medal of the Max Planck Society.
Impressions: The MPIMM at the Forschungsmeile 2019
Am 21. und 22. September konnten kleine und große Besucher auf der Forschungsmeile 2019 ausprobieren, wie Wissenschaftler arbeiten. Wir waren dabei und haben uns sehr über das rege Interesse an unseren Zelten gefreut. Ein großes Dankeschön geht dabei an unsere Helferinnen und Helfer!
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