09./10.11.2016: Steering committee meeting in Xiamen
PD Dr. Tim Jennerjahn, PD Dr. Thomas Pohlmann and Dr. Günter Jost participated in a workshop and the steering committee meeting of the Sino-German cooperation in marince sciences in Xiamen. PD Dr. Tim Jennerjahn reported on the progress of the ECOLOC project and presented our plans of the TICAS (Tackling…
15.10-22.10.2016: Marco Drews at intercalibration cruise in Baltic Sea
International scientists from China, the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany (from ZMT/IUP Bremen, IOW Warnemünde and GEOMAR Kiel) went for an one-week intercalibration cruise on the Baltic Sea which started and ended in Warnemünde, Northeast Germany. Marco Drews, PhD student at ZMT, attended the sea cruise to measure…
30.09.2016: Wolf Munder completed his BSc thesis project
Wolf Munder, student at RWTH Aachen, successfully finished his bachelor research project on “Organic contaminants in coastal sediments of Hainan, China”. Congratulations! Abstract: In the course of this thesis, a non-target screening of six surface sediment samples was performed. The coastal sediments were taken in Bamen Bay and its tributaries,…
Conference attendance alert: ECSA 56 (04.-07.09.2016)
August-October 2016: Mingquan Xu as guest at University Hamburg
Chinese Government Scholarship for Ping Li
June-August 2016: Jun Wang as guest at University Hamburg
28.03.2016: PD Dr. Tim Jennerjahn visiting SIO in Hangzhou
PD Dr. Tim Jennerjahn, biogeochemist at the ZMT, visited the Second Institute of Oceanography (SIO) in Hangzhou. He gave a talk “Environmental change affecting COastal ecosystems of tropical China during the Anthropocene: Landward vs. OCeanic influence – current status” and discussed the collaboration with colleagues from the SIO.
21.03.2016: Start of field work
Our first big field campaign started on March 21! The Sino-German group took various samples (water, sediments, seagrass, …) in Changqi – Wenchang – Qingge – Tanmen. The focus of the campaign was to conduct field measurements and collect samples for laboratory analyses. Here are some impressions and blog posts…