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MARUM Research Seminar 2026

MARUM Research Seminar 2025

Date Name Title
06.02. Kryss Waldschläger Microplastics in Motion: Learning from natural sediment to understand microplastic pollution
17.04. Oliver Moore Organic carbon-mineral interactions in the marine system and its impact on global biogeochemical cycles
08.05. Jessica M. Labonté Diving into the Deep: Unraveling the Significance of Viruses in the Ocean
15.05. Lotta Ternieten A nano-scale perspective on a novel pathway for preserving hydrothermal ferrous iron
22.05. Guy Schleyer Lipid biomarkers for viral infection of marine phytoplankton
19.06. Nils Moosdorf Controls, contribution, and consequences of submarine groundwater discharge in the global ocean
17.07. Julio Sepúlveda Drivers of Lipid Remodeling in Marine Microbial Communities
21.08. Leila Mezri What might the seismic velocity signature of lithospheric alteration look like? Insights from geodynamic modelling
04.09. Thomas Ferrand Magmatic anomalies in oceanic domains: from laboratory experiments to natural laboratories
29.10. Anya Makushkina Mountains without tectonics: explaining the paradox of the Scandinavian highlands
13.11. Federico Agustin Vignale Microbial ecosystems in central Andes extreme environments: a window into early Earth microbial life
27.11. Andrew Curtis Natural sampling, aliasing, correlation and imaging of geochemical signals
27.11. Rachel Wood What triggered the Cambrian Explosion?
28.11. Itay Halevy Sedimentary Fe and S isotope records encode a complex suite of local to global processes
04.12. Lei Cheng Methanogenic degradation of crude oils: from biological discovery to geochemical indications
11.12. Samuel Pereira On the production and fate of volatile fatty acids in hydrothermal fluids

MARUM Research Seminar 2024

Date Name Title
12.02. Dominik Hülse Simulating Earth System Feedback's Over Time: The importance of organic matter cycling
26.02. Cecile Blanchet Into the mega-monsoon: Annual floods of the Nile River during the last African Humid Period
18.03. Maria Kanakidou Human driven changes in atmospheric deposition of nutrients to the marine ecosystems
25.03. Masanori Kaneko Organic Geochemical approach to investigate distribution and activities of methanogens in subsurface marine sediments
22.04. Sinikka T. Lennartz Making microbes part of the equation – modelling dissolved organic matter remineralisation in the ocean
29.04. Victoria Orphan Ecology of microbes and their viruses in deep-sea methane seeps
06.05. Muhammad Asif Suryani Scholarly Eco-system for Information Extraction and Research Data Management
13.05. Ricardo Ramalho Volcanic tsunamis: present knowledge and future challenges
01.07. Petra Zahajska A multi-proxy high-resolution approach to past eutrophication and anoxia
14.08. Bryce Mitsunaga High and low latitude controls on Plio-Pleistocene African vegetation and hydrology
26.08. Florian Neumann Heat Flow Variability in a Tectonically Active Basin: Insights from the Guaymas Basins, Gulf of California
30.09. Philipp Brandl Same same but different – Discovery of the Karambusel vents at Conical Seamount offshore Lihir, Papua New Guinea
07.10. Jody M. Webster The response of coral reef systems to sea level rise: how/why do reefs drown?
21.10. Morgan Raven Evaluating the potential for net-negative CO2 removal via biomass storage in anoxic marine basins
28.10. Sarah Paradis Vilar Quantifiying the Global Organic Carbon Budget in Marine Sediments
04.11. Eoghan P. Reeves Diverse styles of hydrothermalism on the ultraslow Arctic Mohns Ridge: the Fåvne, Ægir, Loki’s Castle, and Mohn’s Treasure vent fields
18.11. Martina Pierdomenico A geoscience perspective on transport mechanisms and global accumulation of marine litter in submarine canyon
16.12. Peter Stief Marine snow under pressure: Implications for carbon sequestration in the deep ocean

MARUM Research Seminar 2023

Date Name Title
30.01. Tristan Biard The role of Rhizaria in pelagic ecosystems: recent insights from in situ imaging and basic biogeochemistry
13.02. Peter Christopher LaFemina Cascading Hazards in a Migrating Forearc-Arc System: Earthquake and Eruption Triggering in Nicaragua
27.03. Christopher A. Kiahtipes Of Peatlands and Floodplains: Unpacking the Complex Natural History of the Inner Congo Basin’s Fluvial Networks
24.04. Ilya Bobrovskiy Stable carbon isotope view on the record of early evolution of complex life: from bacteria to animals
08.05. Agathe Eijsink The influence of surface roughness on the earthquake potential of faults: a highlight of my PhD dissertation
12.05. Michele Rebesco IODP Exp-403: The high-resolution paleoclimatic record of the western margin of Svalbard
15.05. Sina Schorn Methane emissions from seagrass meadows in the Mediterranean Sea
05.06. Miriam Seifert Simulating the future ocean: Towards an improved projection of phytoplankton biomass and community composition
26.06. Marta Marchegiano The ostracod clumped-isotope thermometer: a novel tool to reconstruct quantitative continental climate changes
10.07. Denis Scholz

Short-term spe­leothem growth phases in Cent­ral Europe - snap­shots of warm and cold con­di­tions dur­ing Mar­ine Iso­tope Stage 3

9.10. Markus Stocker FAIR Scientific Information with the Open Research Knowledge Graph
6.11. Evgenia Galytska Eva­lua­ting Cau­sal Arc­tic-Mid­la­ti­tu­de Tel­e­con­nec­tions in CMIP6
13.11. Graciana Willis Poratti Unraveling the microbiology life in sediments from a small fjord in Antarctica
20.11. Christian Mohn Motion, commotion and biophysical connections at seamounts and carbonate mounds
04.12 Murray Ford New insights into the formation and dynamics of low-lying reef islands

MARUM Research Seminar 2022

MARUM Research Seminar 2021

MARUM Research Seminar 2020

MARUM Research Seminar 2019

The "Bremen-Cardiff-Alliance" aims at facilitating research projects and promoting new collaborations between the University of Bremen and Cardiff University. In order to fill the partnership with life, researchers from Cardiff as well as from Bremen have the opportunity to participate in the research seminars of the partner university, to establish closer networks and to promote the exchange. The current date, topic and zoom link for the weekly Cardiff Seminar series will be shared via the MARUM info mailing list.