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A tiny discovery at great height

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Honoring diversity

Elevating migrant voices

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Building transformative resilience

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Let’s take a field trip

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

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Atherosclerosis through a new lens

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

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Honoring heritage

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

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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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We have to learn how to live on a damaged planet

Why technological advancement alone won’t solve climate change

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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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Filtering data on kidney function

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

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Mapping innovation

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Open access answers for an emerging city

Most people haven’t heard of Phuthaditjhaba but what’s happening there can provide insights to some of the greatest challenges we are facing in terms of climate change, ...

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Death by a thousand cuts

Interview with Environment Lawyer and Federal Scholar in Residence Rebecca Nelson.

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Recognition: Raising Indigenous and minority voices

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New technology for Bolivia's ancient mummies

Examining Bolivia's diverse bioarcheological record

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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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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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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. ...