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Science journalist at EPFL, especially interested in climate change, environment, biodiversity, space, astrophysics, polar research.
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“Embracing difference is the foundation of a shared world”

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By Sarah Perrin
| actu.epfl.ch
When asked what question drives his work, Luca Pattaroni, who co-heads LASUR at EPFL, is unequivocal: “How do people and communities, with all their diversity and differences, learn to live side by side in a city?” Pattaroni specializes in what are often labeled the “margins” of society.
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Permafrost is not simply a carbon time bomb

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By Sarah Perrin
| actu.epfl.ch
Permafrost thaw is generally seen as a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions. But a study published in Nature shows that it can also trigger processes that remove carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere, revealing a more complex picture of the Earth’s climate system. Permafrost – permanently frozen ground – covers roughly a quarter of the Earth’s land surface, mainly in the Arctic, but also in Antarctica and mountainous regions such as the Alps.
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Where water brings together the many facets of science

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By Sarah Perrin
| actu.epfl.ch
The LéXPLORE platform and its circle of yellow buoys have been an integral part of the Lake Geneva waterscape near Pully for the past seven years – yet many of the nearby residents have no idea what goes on there. Nor are they aware that LéXPLORE is the most advanced research platform that exists on a lake. No fewer than 25 projects are currently being carried out on its 100 m2 surface, and 40 projects have already been completed there.
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