Rachel Wolffe

Tiny universes

What mosses reveal about the health of our world

An unexpected time capsule

What ancient dental plaque can reveal about diets, lost medicines, and the evolution of the human microbiome with Antonella Pedergnana, archaeologist and anthropologist.

The Power of Play

Serious games as tools for conversation and change

Listening to linguistic roots

Eine Studie zu Herkunftssprachenunterricht und sozialem Zusammenhalt

Harvesting sunlight

How Eurac Research is providing landmark technical expertise in agrivoltaic systems.

Survival of the stickiest

In their own words

How minorities are shaping their futures through advocacy, storytelling, and empowerment

Where change takes root

Documenting adaptation in the Andes with Lina Rodriguez

Tiny blobs. Huge potential

How clusters of living cells are teaching scientists about how the body functions

Honoring diversity

Elevating migrant voices

Building transformative resilience

Let’s take a field trip

Grasslands are complex and productive ecosystems as diverse as they are endangered.

Atherosclerosis through a new lens

How ancient human remains reveal the ratio of atherosclerosis is a perpetual constant

Honoring heritage

How agritourism models maintain cultures, create opportunities and act as a resource for keeping rural areas active

Forging connections

15 years on, how the Winter School on Federalism and Governance has created a transboundary, transdisciplinary, and lasting network.

We have to learn how to live on a damaged planet

Why technological advancement alone won’t solve climate change

Meeting C. elegans

How a tiny, wriggling worm is enabling discoveries into the mechanisms of Parkinson’s Disease.

Filtering data on kidney function

A look at kidney function biomarkers and associated cardiovascular risk with Epidemiologist Ryosuke Fujii

Mapping innovation