Presse & Medien

No breathable air. Little water. No shortcuts. The Mars Production Facility recreates the Red Planet’s harsh environment to test how we’ll live, work, and produce on Mars — and to drive innovation for a sustainable future on Earth.

The University of Bremen awarded the title of professor to Cyprien Verseux thus recognizing his outstanding contributions for future sustainable long-term missions to Mars.

What invisible force shapes vast flow patterns in oceans, atmospheres, and stars? Philipp Vieweg reveals how gravity-driven stratification leads to spontaneous self-organization of large-scale structures in turbulent convection and shear flows.

If you are on Mars, you can’t wait for deliveries. So how do you produce what you need to survive? Marc, Christiane, Cyprien and Katharina will explain how to embrace resource scarcity on Mars to develop a new paradigm of sustainable production.

When does bubble nucleation occur? 100°C? Maybe not. Prof. HangJin Jo will explain how the boiling bubble nucleation occurs and how we could describe the phenomenon.

Neues Schullabor „MarsBox“ am ZARM wird am 21. November 2025 um 10 Uhr offiziell eröffnet

Am 29. November 2025 findet der Familientag im Space Hub Bremen statt. Alle Kids sind herzlich eingeladen, den Astro-Parkour des ZARM zu absolvieren und auszuprobieren, was Astronautinnen und Astronauten im Weltall alles können müssen.

Der Europäische Forschungsrat (ERC) vergibt einen Synergy Grant an ein internationales Forschungsteam um ZARM-Wissenschaftler Florian Meyer - eine große Anerkennung für ihre Forschung zur Feuersicherheit im Weltraum.

Water electrolysis was discovered about 200 years ago. On November 20, Hisayoshi Matsushima from the Hokkaido Univeristy in Japan explains how electrolysis will be applied for a future energy system for space and nuclear fusion.