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A team headed by Prof. Pierre Gönczy at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences (SV) took advantage of a system migration to delete old and redundant data from their database – slashing their data storage needs by a third. Their move will not only cut carbon emissions going forward, but will also make life easier for the scientists themselves. A team headed by Prof. Pierre Gönczy at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences (SV) took advantage of a system migration to delete old and redundant data from their database – slashing their data storage needs by a third. Their move will not only cut carbon emissions going forward, but will also make life easier for the scientists themselves. A team headed by Prof. Pierre Gönczy at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences (SV) took advantage of a system migration to delete old and redundant data from their database – slashing their data storage needs by a third. Their move will not only cut carbon emissions going forward, but will also make life easier for the scientists themselves. A team headed by Prof. Pierre Gönczy at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences (SV) took advantage of a system migration to delete old and redundant data from their database – slashing their data storage needs by a third. Their move will not only cut carbon emissions going forward, but will also make life easier for the scientists themselves. A team headed by Prof. Pierre Gönczy at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences (SV) took advantage of a system migration to delete old and redundant data from their database – slashing their data storage needs by a third. Their move will not only cut carbon emissions going forward, but will also make life easier for the scientists themselves.