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Ongoing and upcoming projects

Ephemeral Mountains

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“Ephemeral Mountains” explores the impacts of climate change on the alpine environment and shines a light on the research being carried out in this field. By using high-altitude sports as a lens, the project raises awareness of the ongoing transformations and future challenges facing mountain sports in the face of environmental disruption.

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Fossils - Witnesses of the past shedding light on our present

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"Fossils - Witnesses of the past shedding light on our present" immerses you in the mysteries of paleontology. SciencEscape and La Souris Verte reveal Switzerland's rich fossil heritage, the cutting-edge techniques used today to study these remains, and how they fit into culture and folklore, with an iconic example from Thailand.

Invisibles

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"Invisibles" is a scientific and emotional journey into the heart of the Arctic, where the microscopic world reveals the secrets of life’s evolution. Through the work of researchers in the field and in the lab, the film explores climate challenges and the hidden beauty of microbial life.

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The Forgotten Craftsmen of the Alps

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"The Forgotten Craftsmen of the Alps" takes you back more than 5,000 years to discover the history of nomadic artisans in the Late Neolithic period. Through archaeological excavations, analyses, and researchers' testimonies, the film reveals how their skills shaped ancient societies and spread throughout the Alpine valleys.

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Searching for past climates

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"Searching for past climates" is an educational dive into the crystal clear waters of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Scientists study the information stored in the stalactites and stalagmites of underwater caves to reveal the history of the subtropical climate and ocean currents. The proverb "The past is the key to the present" underscores the importance of scientific research in better understanding climate change.

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© 2022 SciencEscape. Translated by Ester Vassalli.

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