Understanding the past is the key to the future
A Radio Romania Cultural interview exploring the latest advances in paleoclimate reconstructions from cave deposits and how these natural archives […]
Frontiers Unbound 2027: Exploring Extreme Environments
Frontiers Unbound 2027: Exploring Extreme 20–22 May 2027 Cluj-Napoca, Romania Frontiers Unbound returns to Cluj-Napoca in 2027 for a new
Public Talks
Ten sustainability lessons from Transylvanian salt lakes
What unique saline ecosystems can teach us about resilience, conservation, and sustainable environmental thinking.
Public Talks
Mountain ecosystems in a changing world: perspectives from the Carpathians
Insights into biodiversity, climate change, and ecological processes in mountain environments.
Public Talks
Exploring Earth’s unknown past through ancient biomolecules
An accessible introduction to how ancient biological traces can reveal past environments, ecosystems, and climate conditions.
Public Talks
From atoms and radiation to quantifying geological processes
A public science story on how atomic-scale processes and radiation-based methods help reconstruct geological histories.
Prehistoric animals offer new evolutionary hints, riddles persist
A Horizon Magazine article presenting new evolutionary insights from prehistoric animals and the scientific questions that remain open. Read article: https://projects.research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/en/horizon-magazine/prehistoric-animals-offer-new-evolutionary-hints-riddles-persist
Romanian Scientific DiasporaInterdisciplinary frontiers of knowledge: extreme environments from past to futureNovember 4-7, 2025 – Cluj-Napoca
An interdisciplinary meeting connecting researchers from Romania and the scientific diaspora around the study of extreme environments, past and future
FRONTIERS UNBOUND:EXPLORINGEXTREME ENVIRONMENTS Cluj-Napoca, Romania,12-14 September, 2024
An international scientific event dedicated to the exploration of extreme environments, bringing together perspectives from geology, biology, ecology, climate research,