It's difficult to segregate pelagic habitats since scales and clear boundaries in the open ocean don't exist. IMF colleagues describe how they used a machine-learning method to detect and measure pelagic habitats based on hydrographic measurements 📰↘️ frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

- The 'Cod-Multiple' - in Sustainability New paper on Western #Baltic #cod, #stakeholder #participation and #knowledgetypes Have a read: mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/2… @OceanAndSociety Universität Kiel CAU 🎓 Universität Hamburg @KueNO_de IMF Hamburg Universität Hamburg MarSocSci with Christian Möllmann & more

Our Friday seminars are back! This week we're joined by Cynthia Medwed, who's based at the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research (IOW) She is working on a project which aims to look at what makes cyanobacteria such excellent climate survivors. Thanks Cynthia!

👱‍♂️💬"For me, the IPCC report is actually a role model of how, in an ideal world, things would perhaps also work in political negotiations" Read the UHH - MIN-Fakultät interview with Dirk Notz, one of the lead authors of the sixth IPCC report ↘️

👱‍♂️💬"Der IPCC-Bericht ist für mich eigentlich ein Vorbild dafür, wie es vielleicht in einer idealen Welt auch in politischen Verhandlungen ablaufen würde." Das UHH - MIN-Fakultät - Interview mit Dirk Notz, einem der Hauptautoren des sechsten IPCC-Berichts, können Sie unten lesen ↘️

Our second speaker at our Friday seminar series is IMF PdD student Nele Martens. She's investigating the role and community composition of (pico)phytoplankton in the Elbe Estuary 🧫🌊

Check out our new paper featuring IMF colleague Saskia Otto!

Der Klimawandel setzt Stadtbäume besonders unter Stress. Prof. Annette Eschenbach Universität Hamburg untersucht Bäume auf deren Resilienz gegen Trockenphasen. Im @NDR berichtet sie über ihre Forschung zu klimaangepassten Pflanzungen in der Stadt (Beitrag ab min 13:06) ndr.de/fernsehen/send…

Die neue Ausgabe des World Ocean Forum ist jetzt erschienen! Sie enthält Beiträge von IMF-Direktor Prof. Dr. Christian Möllmann 📖➡️ worldoceanreview.com/de/wor-7/

Curious to know what has been going on over the past months in our SeaUseTip project exploring tipping points in the SES of the North Sea and in particular German North Sea? Have a look at our newsletter! :)

Can deep learning beat numerical weather prediction? - really interesting research I am happy to learn at the #DKRZ CEN Uni Hamburg @cenunihh.bsky.social ☀️🌦⛈ watch this video of Peter Dueben explaining how it works and challenges on using DL in weather forecasts youtube.com/watch?v=ks3fkR…

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🧑‍🔬💬Today's speaker in our ongoing Friday Seminar series is our own Luisa Li! She takes us on a journey to the world of the smallest of small life forms: viruses infecting picophytoplankton. Thanks Luisa!

#DidYouKnow that the world wastes: 💦~78% of the total water withdrawn 🥖49% of the food produced ⚡31% of the energy produced IMF researcher Claudia Ofelio and others discuss how these natural resources can be better managed 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Dr Maciej T. Tomczak Bärbel MüllerKarulis ASLO Alf Norkko Stockholm Resilience Centre Stockholm University DTU Tvärminne Zoological Station IMF Hamburg Universität Hamburg Here is a short film explaining how the ecosystem in the Central Baltic Sea has changed during the century covered in the study: youtube.com/watch?v=Nx9659…

Nun geht’s weiter mit der #CLICCS Ringvorlesung: diese Woche mit Dr. Rita Seiffert von der Bundesanstalt für Wasserbau. Sie berichtet über die Tideelbe im Klimawandel. Mehr Infos und Registrierung: zfw.uni-hamburg.de/oeffentliche-v…

#DidYouKnow that light absorbed by phytoplankton warms the ocean's sufrace? This warming can then affect air–sea heat and CO2 exchanges. IMF researchers looked at the effects in a new paper: bg.copernicus.org/articles/19/22…

Our seminar series continues this week with CamillaSguotti speaking about 'approaches to understand the resilience of marine resources.' Thanks Camilla!