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Measuring vertical temperature profiles during Winterthur’s heatwaves

Like much of Europe, Winterthur experienced hot weather during the summer of 2026. During heatwaves, however, nighttime temperatures are just as important as daytime temperatures. When the air stays warm throughout the night, people have fewer opportunities to recover from the heat of the day. To investigate nighttime temperatures in more detail, we measured four […]

20.10.2026 sthf
Kategorie: Meteorology & Climate, The Team

When Glass Ages: How a Self-Protecting “Gel” Makes Nuclear Waste Glass More Durable

How does borosilicate glass, the material used to lock away high-level radioactive waste, hold up after not just months, but decades in water? Our new study, led by the University of Montpellier and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA, Marcoule) tracks a simplified glass (CJ2) from 7 days to 27 years and […]

03.10.2025 Jon Bell
Kategorie: The Team
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