Stories from Kiel

30.10.2020 – 11:38

Mama Earth Foundation

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"A Race we must win" Boris Herrmann supports the planting of 1 million mangroves

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06.07.2020 – 13:52

Technische Universität München
Gut bacteria improve type 2 diabetes risk prediction

TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH Corporate Communications Center phone: +49 8161 5403 - email: presse@tum.de - web: www.tum.de This text on the web: https://www.tum.de/nc/en/about-tum/news/press-releases/details/36118/ Images for journalists: https://mediatum.ub.tum.de/1552269 NEWS RELEASE Large-scale study with more than 4000 participants at ZIEL - Institute for Food & Health Gut bacteria improve type 2 diabetes risk ...

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07.11.2019 – 18:30

maribus gGmbH
The Polar Regions - The End of the Eternal Ice

Hamburg and Kiel, Germany (ots/PRNewswire) - The new 'World Ocean Review 6', published by mare in cooperation with the German Marine Research Consortium and the Future Ocean Network in Kiel, focuses on the dramatic climate-induced changes in the Arctic and Antarctic and their far-reaching consequences for humans and the environment The polar regions play an exceptional role in the Earth's climate system. The almost ...

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07.11.2019 – 18:30

maribus gGmbH

The Polar Regions - The End of the Eternal Ice

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07.11.2019 – 04:00

Purevento GmbH

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Fighting air pollution: German clean air specialist Purevento develops mobile air purifiers for school yards, terraces, hotels and many other applications

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08.10.2019 – 08:12

Deutsche Telekom AG

it-sa 2019: The Global Guardian never sleeps

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06.03.2019 – 10:00

Steigenberger Hotels AG

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Made in Germany: Deutsche Hospitality presents complete relaunch of its luxury brand Steigenberger Hotels & Resorts

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27.12.2018 – 08:30

Jacobs University Bremen

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Amazon in bottles

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20.02.2014 – 11:00

maribus gGmbH
Resources from the Sea: Can the ocean solve the resource problems of the future?

Hamburg/Kiel (ots) - In »World Ocean Review 3«, maribus has published a profound analysis of the opportunities and risks associated with the use of the oceans. The hunger of mankind for raw materials continues unabated. Oil consumption has doubled since the early 1970s, and the demand for mineral resources is increasing with the ever growing use of metals, such as ...

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