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Antibiotics from the sea

by DiveSSI - 21st November 2019
Research team opens up a source for new antibioticsThe team around Prof. dr. Christian Jogler from the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena has…
Wissenschaftliche Taucher sammeln Blätter des Neptungrases (Posidonia oceanica) in der Bucht von Calvi an der Französischen Forschungsstation STARESO auf Korsika.
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Love Indonesia ? Here are 11 Must-dive Indonesian Dive Destinations

by DiveSSI - 30th July 2019
Indonesia, one of the best-loved liveaboard diving destinations in the world, has so much to offer it can be overwhelming…
Manta ray filter feeding above a coral reef in the blue Komodo waters
0Comments alor, ambon, banda islands, cenderawasih bay, diving, forgotten islands, Gili Islands, halmahera, Indonesia, indonesian dive destination, komodo, lembeh strait, liveaboard, raja ampat, safari, scuba diving, special, wakatobi
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“Power plant” without DNA

by DiveSSI - 27th May 2019
Algae from the group of dinoflagellates have organized their genetic material in an unusal wayThe cells of most living things…
Watercolour painting: A healthy Alexandrium (right) and Alexandrium infected by the parasite Amoebophrya (left). Aquarellbild eines gesunden Dinoflagellaten Alexandrium (links) und eines von Amoebophrya befallenen (rechts).
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What does the ‘Free’ in Freediving mean?

by Nik - 18th October 2016
Freediving is meant to be the sport which changes your lifestyle, so some people are quite afraid of taking part…
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Service ratings in the tourism industry since 2009

by DiveSSI - 22nd October 2015
Central Europe, particularly the German-language countries, have long been world champions in travelling, until China won over this unofficial title recently. In…
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