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‘Urban density shouldn’t be a scapegoat for the Covid-19 crisis’

arrows and lines of tape give direction and prompt the observance of distance in everyday urban life during the Corona pandemic

This content was published on Feb 28, 2021 With Covid-19 raising questions about the future of urban areas, a Swiss video game has re-imagined cityscapes to meet public health challenges.

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‘Western societies were poorly prepared to cope with the pandemic’

This content was published on Feb 25, 2021 A year after the first case of coronavirus in Switzerland science journalist Barbara Gallavotti analyses the Swiss response.

Government takes next step in 5G plans

This content was published on Feb 23, 2021 The environment ministry has finalised guidelines for the regulation of wave limits from new, “adaptive” 5G antennae in Switzerland.

Martian moons have common origin, say Zurich scientists

This content was published on Feb 23, 2021 The two moons of Mars, long a source of puzzlement for scientists, were originally one, according to new Swiss research.

Climate change poses risks to Swiss lake ecosystems

This content was published on Feb 19, 2021 New research shows that climate change risks altering the temperature, ice cover and mixing of many Swiss lakes, especially at medium altitudes.

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‘Awesome’ to be involved in historic Mars rover landing, says Swiss firm

This content was published on Feb 19, 2021 NASA science rover ‘Perseverance’ has landed safely on Mars as part of its search for traces of microbial life on the Red Planet.

The Swiss eID law has flaws, but is another version worth the wait?

This content was published on Feb 19, 2021 Digital identity is considered the key to access the digitized world - but has Switzerland found the right model?

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Digitising clinical data: an uphill road for Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 13, 2021 Switzerland is still a long way from achieving digitised and personalised healthcare.

Swiss skies turn orange as sand arrives from Africa

This content was published on Feb 6, 2021 Sand particles from the Sahara appeared in Swiss skies on Saturday afternoon, bathing parts of the country in a soft milky-yellow light.

A candle on the coronavirus cake

This content was published on Feb 6, 2021 From January 2020 until today, the world has been in the grips of to a tiny organism, invisible to the naked eye. Raise your hand if you could imagine a year ago how much our lives would change.

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