Slovenian ice caves disappearing at a fast pace
Ljubljana, 14 October - Slovenia has a number of ice caves, but due to climate change ice volumes in the caves are dwindling fast. Ice caves at lower altitudes have virtually lost their ice and as ice disappears, so does the information that accumulated for thousands of years. Researchers hope to extract as much knowledge as possible before it is too late.
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Chemistry engineer Željko Knez, developmental psychologist Ljubica Marjanovič Umek and Igor Akrapovič, the owner of the exhaust maker Akrapovič, honoured with science prizes.
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The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation hosts a press conference to declare this year's winners of Zois Prizes.
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The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation hosts a press conference to declare this year's winners of Zois Prizes and the Puh Prize.
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Chemistry engineer Željko Knez, developmental psychologist Ljubica Marjanovič Umek and Igor Akrapovič, the owner of the exhaust maker Akrapovič, honoured with science prizes.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
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Winners of top national science and innovation prizes declared at Center Rog.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
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