Happy Birthday SONNE! ☀️✨🎈

Viele Grüße vom Geburtstagskind FS SONNE und ihrer Besatzung aus dem Trockendock in Singapur. Pünktlich zum Geburtstag im frischen Kleid.

Mehr Glückwünsche und SONNE-Momente hier: uol.de/icbm/forschu...

Happy Birthday SONNE! ☀️✨🎈

2014 the research vessel SONNE was christened by the then German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Friends of the SONNE sent congratulations and their special SONNE moments to mark the 10th birthday of SONNE.

See all congrats & SONNE moments here: uol.de/en/icbm/rese...

The open ocean is full of life: There are up to one million bacteria in a thimbleful of water. For ICBM scientist Meinhard Simon, a whole world unfolds on a small scale. Here, Simon explains what fascinates him about this world: uol.de/en/news/arti...

Our ICBM team at the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2024 in New Orleans, Louisiana!

✨Celebrating "Women in Science" at "Women in Science Day"!

Congratulations Dr. Jana Chiara Maßing @janamassing.bsky.social! 🎓
 
Jana did her PhD in the ICBM research group “Biodiversity Theory” on the topic “Dynamics of complex ecological communities”.

✨Celebrating "Women in Science" at "Women in Science Day"!

Congratulations Dr. Anna Lena Heinrichs! 🎓
 
Anna did her PhD in the ICBM research group “Planktology” on the topic “Beyond the mean: Phytoplankton to fluctuating resource and energy supply”.

✨Celebrating "Women in Science" at "Women in Science Day"!
 
Congratulations Dr. Svenja Julica Müller! 🎓
 
Svenja did her PhD in the ICBM research group “Biodiversity and Biological Processes in Polar Seas” on the topic “The ecology and physiology of salps in changing oceans”.

✨ 5/5 Women in Science: Jasmin Müller is a ICBM PhD student working on the effects of natural dynamics and disturbances on macrozoobenthos. She uses mesocosms to study the effect of marine heatwaves on macrozoobenthos communities from the Wadden Sea.

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4/5 Women in Science: Sabiha Sultana is a PhD student in our working group Pelagic Microbiology. She is currently working on the role of viruses in vitamin release in the marine environment. The picture shows her and the agar plates where she has isolated the viruses from North Sea water.

3/5 Women in Science: Valentina Di Mauro, PhD Candidate in the working group Environmental Biochemistry, holding an exposure solution for her ecotoxicological studies with stony corals. Aim is a new standardized test guideline for the ecotoxicity of substances in stony corals.

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✨2/5 ICBM's Women in Science: ICBM & IBU scientist and DynaDeep spokesperson Prof. Gudrun Massmann introducing DynaDeep research in front of info panels directly on Spiekeroog beach. Here, the research unit DynaDeep studies biogeochemical processes in the subsurface of high-energy beaches.

✨1/5 ICBM's Women in Science: Anja Reckhardt is a postdoc in our working group Marine Isotope Geochemistry. She is part of the DynaDeep research unit and studies trace metal dynamics in the tens of meters deep subsurface of the Spiekeroog Island beach.

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