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Mountains worldwide have two weeks less snow on average than in 1982

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New technology for Bolivia's ancient mummies

Examining Bolivia's diverse bioarcheological record

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The secrets of a lady from Basel

A well-preserved church mummy from the 18th century has proven to be a fascinating object of research in many respects

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Unwrapping the stories of two Egyptian mummies

The photographic history of their recovery, study and conservation treatment

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A laboratory for testing comfort, with people inside

Initial experiments at the Façade System Interactions Lab

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Cardiac arrest: investigating causes

A heart disease common in young people is being researched at the cellular level

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'It takes as long as it takes'

Why 'parachuted' peace agreements do not stand the test of time

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Groundbreaking study of pre-Columbian mummies in Bolivia underway

Unique collaboration between Eurac Research and Bolivian Ministry of Culture to ensure the ongoing research agreement

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"Closing the gap between research and policy"

Climate change adaptation strategies particularly urgent in mountain regions

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The consequences of a winter with little snow are felt in summer

New web application monitors water supplies stored in the form of snow throughout the Alps

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An emergency headset

Medical device to measure temperature and other vital parameters from the ear recently patented

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The human factor

Mathematical models for drought management would be more effective if they used social and cultural variables - how these solutions can best be integrated is the subject of current ...

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Mountains are not islands

Graphic article - How what happens at altitude affects all ecosystems

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The right pills

A CHRIS health study spinoff investigates the effectiveness of hypertension medications

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Further up

Certain plant species are migrating to higher altitudes and how they adapt to these new conditions is being tested in terraXcube.

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Ancient Imprints

From Egypt to Italy via Germany, Mohamed Sarhan’s investigation of plant and soil microbes could change the practice of bioarcheology as we know it.

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The end of predictability

Predicting climate-related hazards has become more complex than ever due to climate change. A team of experts from Eurac Research have recently published an official guide for ...

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Go out and listen

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Cooperation key to overcoming threats in the Carpathians

The Carpathians are a center of biodiversity in Europe. And although they contain a vast amount of natural and cultural heritage, human impacts are threatening the region. ...

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Things you need to know about the air we breathe in our homes

How to monitor and improve it

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Homo sano in natura sana

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Monitoring fine dust – by bike

Combining low-cost sensors and bikesharing to collect more pollution-monitoring measurements in the city

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How wood stores Co2

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Houston, we have a (heart) problem

Our researchers tested an automated heart massager to measure its efficacy on space missions

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How altitude can impact neurological conditions

Recommendations for climbing at altitude

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"Shifting focus from disease to human health"

Synergy between Eurac Research and Human Technopole of Milan gives new life to health research in Italy

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Open Science: Prying Open the Black Box

Research culture is in many aspects broken. Making this secretive machinery transparent could help fix it.

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Among like-minded people

Interview with Johannes Rainer, bioinformatics expert

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When Excel is not enough

Tales from the community using Open-Source software to create their own working tools

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Open Research pays off especially for small players

A conversation with limnologist Alberto Scotti