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Dr Nils Christiansen at the award ceremony in Hamburg with the Scientific Director of Hereon Prof Regine Willumeit-Römer (from left), the Hereon scientist and doctoral thesis supervisor Dr Ute Daewel and Prof Corinna Schrum, Direcotor of the Institute of Coastal Systems - Analysis and Modeling. Photo: Hereon/Sabine Billerbeck

Award for Hereon researcher Nils Christiansen

Research on the impact of the expansion of renewable energies in the North Sea be honored with the Kurt Hartwig Siemers Award 2024
Archaeological finds such as this ruin provide information about the population on earth many centuries ago. Credit: Nicolas Antunes

Unstable climate - bad luck for humanity

Major study links the history of human development with climate data
Crab fishing in the North Sea with trawls. Credit: iStock

Trawls reduce carbon storage

Intensive fishing on the seabed increases the release of carbon
Seagrass, pictured here in Florida, could be an option for CO2 storage. Photo: iStock/Philip Thurston

Storing CO2, but the right way

Two Hereon studies call for clear framework conditions for CO2 sequestration in coastal areas

Cover shows two hands holding the earth.

Global assessment: How to make climate adaptation a success

University of Hamburg publishes the new Climate Future Outlook 2024
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Coastal Summer School

After two weeks, the Coastal Summer School 2024 on Heligoland came to an end. The focus was also on research in the context of the DAM research mission ...
The freighter "Melanie Schulte" in 1952. Photo: Ostfriesisches Landesmuseum Emden

Study on the sinking of the "Melanie Schulte"

Hereon researchers have reconstructed one of the worst shipwrecks in German trade history
A corroded bollard at Kiel harbor. Photo: Port of Kiel

AI against corrosion

The CHAI joint project aims to optimize corrosion management in ports and waterways
Group photo: Daniel Günther visited the Helmholtz Center Hereon. Photo: Hereon/Steffen Niemann

Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther visits Hereon

As part of his summer trip, the head of government from Kiel informed himself about coastal and climate research at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon
The picture shows the city of Hamburg from above. Photo: Hereon/Burkard Baschek

Climate change: More and more people in Hamburg take precautionary measures

The Helmholtz-Center Hereon publishes study results on citizens' risk awareness for climate change