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Bilateral Meeting Qingdao, 9th and 10th November 2015
Ongoing projects
No.
Title
Chinese Institution
Chinese Project German Institution
Leader
German Project
Leader
Remarks
Ongoing projects in the frame of
program “Research for Sustainability”
01
02
Impact of the ENSO monsoon
Second Institute of
system on the biogeochemical
Oceanography, SOA,
Institute for
Marine Chemistry,
Sea – SINOFLUX III
University of Hamburg
Paleoclimatic evolution of the
First Institute of
the last glacial period
Prof. Dr. Xuefa
Shi
Alfred Wegener Institute
Helmholtz-Centre for
Oceanic
Polar and Marine
Administration (FIO)
Research, Bremerhaven
Analysis of cross-shelf fluxes in
Second Institute of
the East China Sea under the
Oceanography, SOA
Martin Wiesner
01.07.2015 – 30.06.2017
Gerrit Lohmann
Ralf Tiedemann
01.07.2014 – 30.06.2017
Thomas Pohlmann
01.07.2014 – 30.06.2017
Dieter
Garbe-Schönberg
01.06.2015 – 31.05.2018
Biogeochemistry and
fluxes in the northern South China Hangzhou
Arctic and Subarctic oceans since Oceanography State
03
ZHENG Lianfu
HUANG Daji
Institute of
Oceanography, University
influence of climate change and
of Hamburg
their impact on the ecosystem and
carbon cycle
04
The Kueishantao hydrothermal
2nd Institute of
LI Jiabiao
vents as a natural laboratory for
Oceanography, SOA
YE Ying
ocean acidification
Zhejiang University
University of Kiel
1
Bilateral Meeting Qingdao, 9th and 10th November 2015
No.
05
Title
Chinese Institution
Chinese Project German Institution
Leader
HAN Xiqiu
GEOMAR Helmholtz
Characteristics of tectonics and
The Second Institute
magmatism and their control on
of Oceanography
Center for Ocean
the occurrence of hydrothermal
(SIO), Hangzhou
Research
German Project
Leader
Remarks
Sven Petersen
01.07.2015 – 30.06.2018
Coordinator:
Tim Jennerjahn
01.06.2015 – 30.09.2018
Wilhelm Petersen
01.08.2014 – 31.07.2016
sulfide deposits in the Indian
Ocean
06
ECOLOC - Environmental change HPMDRI – Hainan
Dongfeng Xu,
Jianfang Chen
Zhuhua Luo
Leibniz Center for
affecting COastal ecosystems of
Provincial Marine
tropical China during the
Development Plan
Bremen
Anthropocene: Landward vs.
and Design Research
(+ 3 German Partners:
OCeanic influence
Institute;
Universities Aachen &
SIO – Second Institute
Hamburg; Leibniz
of Oceanography,
Institute for Baltic Sea
Hangzhou;
Research,
TIO – Third Institute of
Warnemuende)
Tropical Marine Ecology,
Oceanography,
Xiamen
Ongoing projects “Mobility program”
07
Cost-effective monitoring of water
Yantai Institute of
quality in the Northern Yellow Sea
Coastal Zone
ZHANG Hua
Helmholtz-Zentrum
Geesthacht
Research
2
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No.
08
Title
A high resolution Arctic regional
Chinese Institution
NMEFC
Chinese Project German Institution
Leader
YANG Qinghua
Alfred Wegener Institute
sea ice-ocean coupled modeling
Helmholtz-Centre for
and forecasting system
Polar and Marine
German Project
Leader
Remarks
Martin Losch
01.08.2014 – 31.07.2017
Matthias Labrenz
Guenter Jost
01.08.2014 – 31.07.2017
Ruediger Stein
01.08.2014 – 31.07.2017
Research, Bremerhaven
09
Development and application of a
JiaoTong University
WANG FengPing The Leibniz Institute for
platform combining multiple
Baltic Sea Research,
incubations with in situ analysis of
Warnemuende
DNA/RNA sequences in aquatic
environments
10
11
Natural variability of Arctic sea ice
SIO
CHEN Jianfang
Alfred Wegener Institute
and its significance for global
Helmholtz-Centre for
climate change and organic
Polar and Marine
carbon cycle
Research, Bremerhaven
Deep Sea Microbbial Ecology-
Peking University
LIN Wenhan
Duesseldorf University
Peter Proksch
2015-2017
University of Ocean
CHEN Xue’en
Institute of Coastal
Hans von Storch
2015-2016
Chemically Mediated
Communcation and Competition
12
Joint Offshore Research and
training program
Research, Helmholtz
Zentrum Geesthacht
3