The MISSION OF THE FUTURE OCEAN is to use the results of multidisciplinary scientific research on the past and present ocean to predict the future of the Earth’s marine environment. This involves understanding changes to the ocean as well as the interaction between society and the ocean with regards to marine resources, services and risks. This Mission carries with it an obligation to develop and assess scientifically-based global and regional ocean governance options, taking their legal, economic and ethical aspects into account.

 

Science communication: Outreach off the beaten track

The Future Ocean – Key facts

The Ocean System: Do we really understand what is going on?

Science Support Facts

Editorial of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW)

Toward sustainable (ocean) development

Can fisheries survive in a potentially depleted ocean?

From the Kid’s University to ocean:lab in Kiel

Science facts 2007-2017

Social and political science: Helping to make the ocean relevant to everyone

Symbiosis: Art and design meet marine science

Imprint

Will climate change alter the future biosphere?

Internationalisation of research: Is it worth the investment?

Deep sea mineral resources: Hype or future?

Editorial of the Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design (MKH)

What future for ocean research?

How do people see the future ocean?

Graduate School and Career Support

ISOS and IMAP – tailored support for academic careers and beyond:

How do we know what happens in the ocean?

Stakeholder dialogue: The road to transdisciplinary research

“One Planet – One Ocean: From Science to Solutions”

Kiel’s Massive Open Online Course on the Oceans

How can we assess the risks of sea level rise?

Editorial of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel

What can models tell us about the future ocean?

How can marine Genes help human wellbeing?

Data management: Making Ocean Data FAIR for all users

Getting a handle on marine research data

How to order the print version of the report?

Editorial of the Kiel University (CAU)

Future Ocean Family

Citizen Science – a new model for future research

We have become frighteningly effective at altering nature.

Sylvia Earle

The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.

Isaac Asimov

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