CSEM is coordinating the Swiss cluster of a 51 million euro European consortium. The AGRARSENSE project is taking agricultural and forestry productivity to the next level by developing cutting-edge European technologies for electronic components and systems for future needs, strengthening Europe’s resilience in critical sectors, and making a major contribution to sustainability goals and climate change mitigation. The Swiss cluster includes six partners: Agroscope, CHANGINS, Swisens AG, Swiss Vault Systems GmbH, Vivent SA, and CSEM.

This paper describes the rationale behind the EUMETNET AutoPollen programme, which aims to develop a prototype automatic pollen monitoring network across Europe.

An interesting article about the increase in scientific publications on the topic of pollen allergy and pollen forecasting. Monitoring and modelling with the help of automated pollen measurements is the focus of what is happening. Consequently, the abstract about the mentioned article: