Increased ocean warming could cause shift of plankton population, new NESSC research shows. Increasing CO2 emissions and ocean warming could lead to a shift of the dominant plankton population in
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New NESSC-paper shows how aragonite minerals in the ocean help regulating the climate system. Likely you’ve not yet heard of sea butterflies. These tiny, special creatures live in the open
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New NESSC-study underlines important role of surface region of ocean in dissolving calcium carbonates. A tiny, but important chemical compound is found everywhere in the ocean: calcium carbonate. It forms
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PhD Candidate: Esmee Geerken Defence date: 13-12-2019 Time: 12:45 Institute: Utrecht University Location: University Hall (Academiegebouw), Domplein 29, Utrecht Reconstructing climate change with fossil shells NESSC-researcher Esmee Geerken (NIOZ) studied for her PhD the influence
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The biological formation of carbonate minerals plays an important role in ocean acidification recovery, a new Nature Geoscience article by NESSC-researcher Jack Middelburg and colleagues posits. Changes to the
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