Documentary about YESSS featured on buten un binnen
On January 9th, buten un binnen presented a compelling documentary, offering an exclusive look into the Svalbard research expedition of Max and Lola, two dedicated scientists from the YESSS team.
On January 9th, buten un binnen presented a compelling documentary, offering an exclusive look into the Svalbard research expedition of Max and Lola, two dedicated scientists from the YESSS team.
Milan Beck is researching how low temperatures impact 𝘍. 𝘥𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘩𝘶𝘴 when it is exposed to air during low tide.
In September, the ICYMARE 2024 Conference at the University of Bremen hosted a keynote delivered by Christoph Sodemann, managing director of constructify.media.
In August, our senior researcher Laura Epp gave an interview to Ravensburg-based Regio TV with support from our PhD students.
The YESSS PhD students participated in a two-day social media workshop at the AWI in Bremerhaven.
In March 2024, four of our PhD students participating in the project received vital hands-on training in the Kiel Fjord, preparing them for the rigorous fieldwork to come.
In the winter semester 2023-2024, the University of Bremen hosted a unique media seminar focused on the power of constructive journalism in shaping climate change narratives.
An article in the Bremen daily newspaper Weser-Kurier titled “Winter in the Arctic,” reports on the kick-off of the YESSS project and its objectives.
How do creatures in the Arctic survive, forage, and even reproduce during the harsh winter months? This is the question at the heart of our research project called YESSS, launched in February 2024 at the AWI.