Werner Eugster

Professor

Micrometerology

Werner Eugster was a pioneer in micrometeorology, particularly in the study of trace gas exchange between the biosphere and the atmosphere. His work in Alaska and Switzerland inspired many generations of scientists. His innovative work was often linked to land use issues, combining different research approaches such as phenology and tree physiology with the exchange of trace gases. Werner's second scientific field was fog research: in recent years, he increasingly shed light on its biological aspects and used stable isotope analyses to investigate the origin, formation and fate of fog and dew. |

John Smith

Professor

Anthropology

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John Smith

Professor

Anthropology

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John Smith

Professor

Anthropology

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Gill Mull

Geologist

Geologist

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