Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment
Memberships
Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment
The Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment (ICBM) is an interdisciplinary Institute at the University of Oldenburg with locations in Oldenburg and Wilhelmshaven. It is the only university institute in Lower Saxony that covers broad areas of marine sciences, both in research and in teaching. Currently, 26 working groups of various scientific disciplines - including biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering - belong to the institute. ICBM operates the coastal observatory Spiekeroog and is the home institute of the research vessel SONNE.
News
![Celebrating winning the Science Slam with Dr Markus Prinz: Nathalie Kürten (IfV), co-host of the evening; Dr Maren Bertheau (UOL); Dr Rufina Fingerhut; Dr Matthias Weissensteiner (IfV); Jenny Neuhaus (DZMB, Senckenberg am Meer); the prize winner (ICBM); Dominik Antoni (AWI); Lennart Barke (Wadden Sea Visitor Centre, gave a talk on science out of competition); Justine Bertram (IfV) and Dr Moritz Mennenga (NIhK, Managing Director NWDUG) [Photos: S. Riexinger].](/f/5/_processed_/d/3/csm_20240411_221047_aa961516c2.jpg)
Marine Science
Personalia
Markus Prinz wins Wilhelmshaven Science Slam
Marine Science
Forschung
Microalgae with unusual cell biology
Marine Science
Forschung
University of Oldenburg competes for three Clusters of Excellence
Marine Science
Forschung
The ocean microbiome
Events
ICBM-Kolloquium
“Climate regulation of ocean nutrient limitation”
ICBM-Kolloquium
„The emergence of latitudinal diversity gradients “
News from DAM
Pilot missions of the DAM to study impact of bottom trawling on marine protected areas in the North Sea and Baltic Sea
ICBM Time Series Station
