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Pushing the safety of degradable magnesium implants even further
The first MgSafe project meeting with the students on board took place in Oslo, Norway, from 17 to 21 June. more
Detektivarbeit in der Nordsee:
MOSES Sternfahrt 2: "Hydrologische Extreme" mit Forschungsschiffen und Online-Modellen zu Strömungssimulationen überprüfen. more
Meeting of data science specialists in Geesthacht
Around 75 experts are expected at the HZG for the 4th Data Science Symposium on 20 and 21 June 2019. more
Physics World webinar - Attendees can join for free
Research from the Institute of Biomaterial Science on the design of multifunctional materials will be featured in a Physics World webinar on Monday 17th June 2019, 15:30 CEST. more
Franco-German climate research initiative
“Make Our Planet Great Again” supports HZG coastal research with 1.5 million euros more
Amber fossils in X-ray light
50-million-year-old larva of the order Strepsiptera was examined by materials researchers of the Helmholtz Centre Geesthacht more
How Much CO2 Does the Ocean Absorb?
The sea as the largest reservoir for the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide: Is the absorption capacity limited? more
Prestigious Prize for Benjamin Klusemann
Excellent work: Prof. Benjamin Klusemann was awarded the prestigious ESAFORM Scientific Prize. more
Alloy development in ADVANCE
New high-performance material for aircraft:The recently launched ADVANCE project is laying the groundwork for developing new gamma titanium aluminide alloys. more
Coastal researchers from Geesthacht cooperate with Chinese partners
A nine-person delegation from the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research visited the Institute for Coastal Research more
Drei Forschungsschiffe – ein Auftrag
Extreme Hoch- und Niedrigwasserereignisse im Fokus von Wissenschaftsteams more
On World Health Day: a simple explanation of magnesium implants
Online since today: a short clip about degradable magnesium implants that are being researched as part of a so-called Marie Skłodowska Curie Action (MSCA). more
When the North Sea's circulation is reversed
Persistent easterly winds in spring 2018 reversed the circulation in the North Sea for more than a month, a study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Oldenburg and the Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht shows. The team is led by oceanographer Prof. Dr. Emil Stanev. more