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Felix Bauer and Xinyi Luo join CHANGE!

— Felix joined CHANGE as a PhD student, while Xinyi will stay with us for one year as a visiting PhD student! Welcome both!

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Green Academy seminar: Food, from land to data

— Sara gave a seminar on "Crop Production, Climate, and Environmental Sustainability: Challenges and Opportunities" at the 5th edition of the Green Academy seminar series

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New paper on catchment metabolism

— Our latest paper, led by postdoc Francesca Bassani and titled "Toward a metabolic theory of catchments: scaling of water and carbon fluxes with size", has just been published in PNAS!

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Filippo Miele joins CHANGE!

— As a Postdoc in the lab, Filippo will work on a new project focusing on carbon removal in wetland restoration!

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FRAME kickoff workshop at EPFL

— The kickoff workshop of the FRAME (A FAIR Protocol for Hybrid Models and Data in Hydrology) project was held in Lausanne on September 25-26!

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Qiming Sun joins CHANGE and the SMART-AGRI project kicks-off!

— As a PhD student in the lab, Qiming will work on assessing the benefits of climate-smart agriculture within the SNSF-project SMART-AGRI!

Contributive workshop Campus Piéton, EPFL ©Niels Ackermann (from https://doi.org/10.47982/spool.2023.1.06)

A new project on urban SURFACE co-design has just started!

— CHANGE was awarded an ENAC Fribourg Grant to develop a co-design toolkit and methodology for the adaptation of Fribourg’s cantonal roads into multimodal passage-paysages.

From Weber et al. (2024), Hydro-pedotransfer functions: a roadmap for future development, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 28, 3391–3433, https://doi.org/10.5194/hess-28-3391-2024.

Review article on pedotransfer functions highlighted in HESS!

— The review article on “Hydro-pedotransfer functions: a roadmap for future development” has just been published and selected as Editor's highlight in Hydrology and Earth System Sciences!

Fair Data Principles - From Wikimedia Commons

Two new projects on Open Research Data in ecohydrology starting soon!

— CHANGE received funding from the ETH Domain Open Research Data (ORD) Program for two new projects starting in Fall 2024!

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Ecohydrology Summer School at EPFL Valais Wallis and ETH Zürich

— We have just concluded the Ecohydrology Summer School, an intense and stimulating week between Zurich and Sion!

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EGU General Assembly 2024

— It was a busy and exciting week for CHANGE at the 2024 EGU General Assembly in Vienna!

Lavaux, Switzerland: Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps landscape seen from Lavaux vineyard tarraces in Canton of Vaud (pexels.com)

New project on climate change impacts on Swiss crop suitability

— CHANGE has received funding from the E4S Center to evaluate climate-driven changes in crop suitability across Switzerland.

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Akash Koppa and Sebastián Vivero join CHANGE!

— As a Postdoc in the lab, Akash will work on the development of hybrid modeling farmeworks for ecohydrological applications. As a Technician, Sebastián will be in charge of setting up monitoring campaigns and conducting drone surveys across several field sites in Valais.

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Workshop explores similarities between cities and natural systems

— The workshop "Form and Function of Complex Systems" was held at EPFL on 13-15 September.

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ENAC Research Day 2023

— Francesca presented her work at the 2023 ENAC Research Day!

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CHANGE lab at INTRUSION2023

— Workshop on "Numerical analysis, porous media and water resources: a fruitful contamination" (July 3-5 2023, Bari, Italy).

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FAO Event: Sustainably feeding 10 billion people in 2050

— A multidisciplinary science and innovation agenda for agrifood systems transformation.

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EPFL Open Days

— CHANGE Lab at the EPFL Open Days!

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CHANGE at EGU23 General Assembly

— Sara gave an invited talk and the lab was involved in several presentations and sessions at the EGU General Assembly in Vienna!

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Francesca Bassani joins CHANGE!

— As a Postdoc in the lab, Francesca will work on the development of a reduced order framework for the description of water, energy, and carbon dynamics in complex landscapes.

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