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Alfred Wegener Institute and MOSAiC expedition receive award
Scientists detect unexpected species under the Arctic ice
Interdisciplinary results of MOSAiC drift published
Results of the MOSAiC expedition show: the expected recovery of the ozone layer may fail to happen anytime soon, if global warming is not slowed down
After 389 days, the largest Arctic research expedition of all time comes to a successful end in Bremerhaven
First aerial survey flights in the Arctic since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic
During the final leg of the expedition, the research vessel Polarstern reaches the northernmost point on the Earth
The MOSAiC floe’s days are numbered, but Polarstern will continue the expedition further north
Especially low values off the Siberian coast, Northeast Passage ice-free since July
Scientific study describes the nursery of sea ice and provides the basis for future assessments of research data
After a month’s absence, on 17 June the German research icebreaker Polarstern rendezvoused with the MOSAiC floe at 82.2 ° North and 8.4 ° East, after having left it on 19 May 2020 to exchange personnel and bunker supplies near Svalbard.