Today, our new film on the Davos station has been released. A short portrait introduces the station and the work we do there, for CO2 flux measurements since 25 years! Watch the video and read…
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On 13 April, the Federal Councils submitted the Dispatch on Switzerland's access to six European research infrastructure networks to Parliament. As part of this, Switzerland seeks parliamentary…
The revised version of the ICOS Handbook is now available. Have a look at here!
The ICOS Handbook helps to understand how ICOS operates and how it is organized. It also explains the role…
On 24 March, Martin Steinbacher (Empa) gave a talk at the D-A-CH MeteorologieTagung 2022.
One of the DACH-2022 sessions was specifically dedicated to research infrastructures in weather…
On 9 and 10 March, Martin Steinbacher (Empa) taught at World Meteorological Organizations's Global Atmosphere Watch Training and Education Centre (GAWTEC) in Grainau, Germany. GAWTEC provides…
There is a bunch of interesting ICOS Cities Talks webinars coming up. These talks are organized in the framework of the ICOS Cities project, where ICOS-CH is actively engaged; Zurich is one of the…
The 5th ICOS Science Conference will run from 13-15 September 2022. It will be organised in Utrecht (TivoliVredenburg event venue) and online around the world. The overall, overarching theme of…
On the occasion of the 25 anniversary of the eddy covariance measurements in Davos, our research station was visited by a film crew. The camera equipment was reduced to the minimum in order to…
Mana Gharun (researcher at ETH Zurich) cordially invites you to submit abstracts to the EGU session “New methods for bridging understanding of carbon and water fluxes from leaf to continents”.…
A recently published study lead by Sophia Etzold (ICOS-CH scientist at WSL) shows that only a small part of the vegetation period is used for annual growth, hence trees only grow on a few days per…