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A month of ice
In the terraXcube's icing research tunnel, drones fly through freezing cold clouds
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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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Living rivers
How the organisms that inhabit watercourses mirror their state of health
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The rescued hand
A man survives for 23 hours under an avalanche and his treatment sets new standards.
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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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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 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.
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“Italian and German women fought together”
A conversation about the history of the women’s movement in South Tyrol
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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.
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We have to learn how to live on a damaged planet
Why technological advancement alone won’t solve climate change
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Karnataka
A journey through images, to the roots of a millennia-old coexistence.
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Brains in danger?
A lack of oxygen to the brain can cause serious damage, but the threat is difficult to measure. A young researcher is testing new approaches.
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What does the European Union think about secessionist movements?
Independentist movements and EU institutions are the focus of the Annual Minority Rights Lecture
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Apples with sunburn
The impacts of climate change on agriculture in South Tyrol
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Forests that protect
A study assessed the impact from climate change on eleven South Tyrolean forests that have one trait in common…
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How far can perception go?
Human sensory capabilities are being tested at terraXcube to find out
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Together in the cloud
Earth observation expert Peter Zellner on open science
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Publishing is not everything
Eurac Research celebrates open science
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“I could never be sure that I would be understood”
Communication difficulties in extreme rescue operations
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What smoking does to oral bacteria
A study shows the effects of cigarette use and what happens when you stop.
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The father, son and infant found in a prehistoric tomb
New details from a bioarchaeological study of a grave in Ora
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Meeting C. elegans
How a tiny, wriggling worm is enabling discoveries into the mechanisms of Parkinson’s Disease.
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Studying the woods through photography
Photographing the forest canopy can help protect it
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The preparation is the real adventure
Extreme sportswoman Anja Blacha and climate risk expert Stefan Schneiderbauer in conversation
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“Such a far-reaching Convention would not be signed today.”
On the 32nd anniversary of the Alpine Convention: a conversation with the Secretary General
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Ready for the worst
A look at the practices, customs and rituals a Japanese community employs to protect from the risk of natural hazards
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So, what’s a biobank actually for?
The most obvious answer is to preserve biological samples, but there’s much more to it than that.
