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Device ‘smells’ seawater to discover, detect novel molecules

Under the ocean’s surface, marine organisms are constantly releasing invisible molecules. Some of the chemical clues reveal which creatures are nearby, while others could be used someday as medications. Now,…

Keeping an eye on the regions when it comes to climate change

Up to now, the results of climate simulations have sometimes contradicted the analysis of climate traces from the past. A team led by the physicist Thomas Laepple from the Alfred…

Deploying sensor nets to measure ocean CO2 and pH

… from the surface to the depths. University of Pittsburgh and NETL among 11 projects to receive combined $36 million from US DOE ARPA-E initiative. Researchers at the University of…

How a climate model can illustrate and explain ice-age climate variability

International team of researchers reveals for the first time a mechanism to explain pronounced climate variability during the last ice age. Although humankind is responsible for the current global climate…

The Arctic’s past provides a glimpse into the future

What are the global impacts of an ice-free Arctic? How will the Arctic develop with increasing climate warming? What does an ice-free Arctic mean for our environment and our society?…

Light, freshwater sticks to Greenland’s east coast

Meltwater that runs along the east coast of Greenland, hardly enters the open ocean before reaching the western side of the island.  That is one of the conclusions NIOZ PhD-candidate…

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