Following the successful launch of the bayklif2 projects, public and media interest in our research continues to grow.
A recent article published by Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ)—one of Germany’s leading national daily newspapers—highlights the ecoBay subproject and the work of its participating research groups. As part of their coverage, SZ journalists visited researchers Prof. Dr. Ann-Marie Waldvogel, Prof. Dr. Gert Wörheide, Dr. Daniel Dücker, and Dr. Stefan Sosnowski on-site at their respective research institutions.
The article presents bayklif2 and ecoBay at their best, offering valuable insights into how the consortium utilizes modern technologies, such as autonomous surface vessels, for advanced aquatic research.
Osterseen: Autonomous Surface Vessels to Support Aquatic Researchers
Insights into the EcoBay project: How cutting-edge technology and robotic watercraft advance aquatic research at the Osterseen lakes.