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alpinism
To K2!
A project by Eurac Research is investigating the physiology of eight female mountaineers on their way to climb the second highest mountain on Earth
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drones
A month of ice
In the terraXcube's icing research tunnel, drones fly through freezing cold clouds
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alpinism
Can science explain mountaineering?
Studies on human physiology often accompany great mountaineering feats, however the results of these studies are at times, contradicted by reality.
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The rescued hand
A man survives for 23 hours under an avalanche and his treatment sets new standards.
Graphic Article
Graphic Article
Fighting over water
Graphic article – How the water resource of a river is used and what conflicts may arise among those who benefit from it.
interview
federalism
Forging connections
15 years on, how the Winter School on Federalism and Governance has created a transboundary, transdisciplinary, and lasting network.
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mummies
Individuals from the early Middle Ages found in the cemetery of Santo Stefano
Analyses by Eurac Research have revealed high genetic diversity and kinship links from remains
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climate change & transformation
Climate risks: Europe is not prepared
The first climate risk assessment on behalf of the EU Commission has been completed and a team from Eurac Research played a key role.
interview
women
'Italian and German women fought together'
A conversation about the history of the women’s movement in South Tyrol
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climate change
The case of Bhutan
A research team from South Tyrol travels to Bhutan to train experts in analysing climate risks and returns with the insight that the Himalayan state has a lot to teach.
interview
climate change & transformation
We have to learn how to live on a damaged planet
Why technological advancement alone won’t solve climate change
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