News from the Center for Ocean and Society

(16.06.2022) In the short film CoastScapes, scientists* from the Center for Ocean and Society at Kiel University look at different coastal zones, such as beach grass in the dune to brackish water reeds - a nursery for young fish.

(30.05.2022) Dr. Frederike Tirre on Outreach & Science Communication as guest on Ocean Summit and Geomar panel during Science Communication Focus Weeks .

Dr. Florian Petersen was honored with the Prof. Dr. Werner Petersen Foundation award 2021 for his outstanding PhD thesis.

(17.05.2022) Early registration, abstract submission & financial support application deadline on May 22, for international symposium on “Small Pelagic Fish: New Frontiers in Science for Sustainable Management”, Nov 7-11, 2022, in Lisbon, Portugal.

(11.05.2022) Heike Schwermer and Vanessa Steinweg will participate in the 31. Marine Environmental Symposium and present their poster on "Fish, Fisheries & Culture - A Transdisciplinary Look at Western Baltic Fisheries"

(05.05.2022) New study published in the "Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning" looks at the institutional emergence, particularly space rights, within the culture of the Peruvian bay scallop (Argopecten purpuratus) in Sechura Bay, Peru.

Research project Living Lab Eckernförde takes initial stock after one year of dialogue with stakeholders from the region

(25.03.2022) Erster Parlamentarischer Abend der Deutschen Allianz Meeresforschung in Kiel

(29.03.2022) For a master thesis about the German Baltic Sea we are looking for participants for a survey. Interested? Then please fill out the following survey: https://ww3.unipark.de/uc/CEOS/9e3a/?a=1031

(25.03.2022) ITD Global Alliance for Inter- and Transdisciplinarity

(21.02.2022) Project SpaCeParti relies on living labs to resolve conflicts of use

(Jan. 28, 2022) New study published in ICES Journal of Marine Science: robust multispecies ecological-economic management of fishery resources in the central Baltic Sea.