MARUM has set itself the goal of gaining fundamental scientific knowledge about the ocean and the seabed in the interests of society and a healthy marine environment. We are driven by this commitment and the increasingly complex questions that need to be answered. To help answer these questions, we are constantly working to improve our operational systems. In order to be prepared for the developments and questions of tomorrow, we are already researching new and sustainable technologies and methods today to better observe, sample and monitor our oceans now and in the future.
Specific questions that arise are:
To answer these questions, we develop and test new robotic systems from scratch or adapt existing systems for a specific use.
Visualization of a hydrodynamic analysis of a new autonomous underwater vehicle. ( P. Riesen/MARUM)
A new study published in Scientific Reports reports the discovery of a remarkably extensive hydrothermal vent field on the shelf of Milos Island, Greece. ...
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On October 25, the MARUM expedition FRINGE II will set sail from Las Palmas aboard the research vessel METEOR. The 29 scientists on board are heading for ...
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Around 1,600 participants exchanged ideas at the 8th German Climate Conference for young people between the ages of 14 and 30 (LCOY25). At Leuphana ...
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The uncrewed surface vehicle (USV) MARUM-Otter from the research group for Marine Environmental Technology and Deepsea Engineering successfully completed ...
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