{"id":354,"date":"2014-06-23T12:13:05","date_gmt":"2014-06-23T12:13:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.oceanblogs.org\/futureoceandialogue\/?p=354"},"modified":"2014-07-07T08:54:00","modified_gmt":"2014-07-07T08:54:00","slug":"auf-zum-nachsten-hafen-rio-de-janeiro","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.oceanblogs.org\/futureoceandialogue\/2014\/06\/23\/auf-zum-nachsten-hafen-rio-de-janeiro\/","title":{"rendered":"On to the Next Port – Rio de Janeiro"},"content":{"rendered":"

German version: see below<\/em><\/p>\n

On the 8th of July the exhibition Future Ocean Dialog will open in Rio de Janeiro in the traditional Museu Naval<\/a> in the center of Rio. The plan was, to send the container by ship. But, in Brazil, nothing happens as expected. “I have some bad news, the next ship for Rio de Janeiro doesn\u2019t leave until the 4th of July,” wrote Jan Krimphove of Salcologistics<\/a> in Fortaleza. So, there was a lot of telephoning, re-planning and coordination necessary, particularly among our partners in Brazil. A few days later, the transport over land is organized and now nothing more strands in the way of a timely exhibition opening.<\/p>\n

Parallel to these developments we discussed and came to an agreement about the opening ceremony. High-level representatives from the museum, but also representatives from the DIWH, DAAD, and Consulate will be there. We are very pleased about this. And from our side? The aim was to integrate our young researchers and after an email to the IMAP network of the Cluster of Excellence “The Future Ocean” there was also interest from that group. If all goes well, Patricia Grasse from the postdoc working group of Prof. Martin Frank at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel will travel to Rio to represent the Cluster and present a short keynote on their research area, which deals with oxygen minimum zones and examines the impact of climate change on algae and nutrient cycles. Their work compliments the content of our exhibition very well.<\/p>\n

Now we are looking forward expectantly to the arrival of the exhibition in Rio.<\/p>\n

—<\/p>\n

Am 8. Juli soll die Ausstellung Future Ocean Dialogue in Rio de Janeiro im traditionsreichen Museu Naval<\/a>, im Zentrum Rios er\u00f6ffnet werden. Geplant war die Reise des Containers per Schiff. Aber, in Brasilien kommt nichts so wie erwartet. \u201eIch habe schlechte Nachrichten, das n\u00e4chste Schiff geht erst am 4. Juli nach Rio de Janeiro\u201c, schreibt Jan Krimphove von Salcologistics<\/a>, in Fortaleza. Also, wird wieder viel telefoniert, neu geplant und abgestimmt \u2013 vor allem zwischen unseren Partnern in Brasilien. Wenige Tage sp\u00e4ter ist der Transport \u00fcber die Stra\u00dfe organisiert und einer p\u00fcnktlichen Ausstellungser\u00f6ffnung steht nichts mehr im Weg.<\/p>\n

Parallel stimmen wir uns f\u00fcr die Er\u00f6ffnungsveranstaltung ab. Es kommen hochrangige Vertreter vom Museum, aber auch vom DIWH, DAAD und Konsulat. Das freut uns sehr. Und von unserer Seite? Ziel war es, unseren Nachwuchsforschenden einzubinden und nach einer Rundmail an das IMAP-Netzwerk des Exzellenzclusters \u201eOzean der Zukunft\u201c gab es auch Interesse. Wenn alles gut l\u00e4uft wird Patricia Grasse vom GEOMAR Helmholtz Zentrum f\u00fcr Ozeanforschung Kiel und Postdoc in der Arbeitsgruppe von Prof. Martin Frank nach Rio reisen, den Cluster vertreten und einen kurzen Einf\u00fchrungsvortrag \u00fcber ihr Forschungsgebiet halten. Sie besch\u00e4ftigt sich mit Sauerstoffminimumzonen und untersucht die Auswirkungen der Klimaver\u00e4nderungen auf Algen und N\u00e4hrstoffkreisl\u00e4ufe. Ihre Themen erg\u00e4nzen wunderbar die Inhalte unserer Ausstellung.<\/p>\n

Jetzt warten wir gespannt auf die Ankunft in Rio.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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