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Join us as we welcome our newest colleagues aboard!

Research vessel "EXC Ocean Floor"

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Meet our latest additions to the crew of our Excellence Cluster as they introduce themselves and their previous research, as well as their plans and goals for their research projects.

 
 
 

Next wave:

16 April 2026

09.15 hrs.

Pacific Ocean

 

New crew of doctoral researchers:

Researcher Project Affiliation Supervisors
Fenna Alfke EXC-01 Carbon Sequestration at the Molecular Level ICBM Dittmar, Hinrichs
Maximilian Weiss Koch EXC-02 The role of iron cycling in sequestration and remobilization of organic matter in marine sediments MARUM Friedrich, Zabel
Julia Pamphile dos Santos EXC-03 Molecular Gatekeepers of Carbon Sequestration: Selective Preservation and Microbial Degradation in Sinking Marine Aggregates MARUM Schubotz, Iversen
Tarik Bozkuyu EXC-04 The role of lateral transport in enhancing carbon fluxes to the ocean floor AWI Mollenhauer, Miramontes
Adrìa Tejero Calamonte EXC-05 Unraveling the spatio-temporal development of cold-water coral ecosystems and related sedimentary processes on the Mauritanian slope MARUM Hebbeln, Miramontes
Victoria Wegner EXC-06 Anthropogenic particulate carbon from source to sink: quantifying the fluxes of plastic and black carbon from coastal environments to the deep ocean floor MARUM Miramontes, Dittmar
Gregor Langemeier EXC-07 Lighting the Way: Metabolic Tracing of Plankton Sugars in Marine Sediments MARUM Reintjes, Marchant
Helena Post EXC-08 From Surface to Seafloor: Mechanistic Models of Sinking Particle Transformation ICBM Lennartz, Iversen
Martina Ferrara EXC-09 Metal-microbe interactions in hydrothermal plumes and its role for hydrothermal element fluxes and bioproductivity Constructor Univ. Koschinsky, Meyerdierks
Nhật Lê Võ EXC-10 Deconstructing Arctic hydrothermal systems MARUM Perez-Gussinye, Bach
Kurt Rueckl EXC-11 Nanoscale Interactions of Vent-Derived Particles: Unlocking Nutrient and Carbon Pathways in the Deep Ocean MARUM Plümper, Schmidt
Clemens Röttgen EXC-12 Deep-sea natural petroleum seeps and hydrothermal systems as sources of marine recalcitrant dissolved organic matter ICBM Seidel, Kleint
Mac Marklein EXC-13 Forecasting changes in pelagic ecosystem functions in a warmer ocean MARUM Morarrd, Wörmer
Luisa Gräf EXC-14 Determining the pre-anthropogenic baseline of pelagic biodiversity change MARUM Jonkers, Hillebrand
EXC-15 Decoding feedbacks and thresholds: Objective causality analysis in Earth-system simulations Blasius, Schulz