The first volume of FLUXES – The European Greenhouse Gas Bulletin – has recently been published by ICOS. It focuses on regional and inter-annual changes in carbon sinks in Europe. Both ICOS Class…
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This year's ICOS-CH Annual Meeting took place on 31 August 2022 and was hosted by our new partners, the Atmospheric Sciences Group of Markus Kalberer at University of Basel. The program included…
The deadline for this year’s Swiss Geoscience Meeting is coming up fast (31 August 2022). The meeting will take place in Lausanne, 18-20 November 2022.
As every year, there will be a…
Many things have happened since our two ICOS stations have been labelled in 2018 (Jungfraujoch) and 2019 (Davos). But still, we always promised that we will celebrate and thank all who were…
The ICOS Science Conference programme is available online! Over 280 oral and poster presentations have been accepted and divided into 25 sessions across the three conference days. The conference…
On 2 May, all people working for ICOS at the Davos station (from ETH Zurich, WSL and Empa) met for the ICOS Davos spring meeting. The aim of the meeting is to share information, to address any…
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…
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…