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Why attempts at expanding the climate donor base fell flat at COP29

This content was published on Nov 26, 2024 A Swiss proposal to increase the amount of climate finance by getting more countries to pay went nowhere.

AI-powered neurotechnologies raise hopes and fears for health and privacy in Geneva

This content was published on Nov 26, 2024 Neurotechnologies integrating artificial intelligence (AI) can treat diseases such as Parkinson's but they can also alter the brain and read the mind.

Traces of water on Mars over four billion years old

First traces of water on Mars dated back to 4.45 billion years ago

This content was published on Nov 25, 2024 While analysing a Martian meteorite, scientists discovered traces of water dating back 4.45 billion years.

Potentially toxic compound discovered in chloraminated water

This content was published on Nov 22, 2024 A Swiss-American research team has identified a potentially toxic compound in US drinking water systems.

Behaviors of chimpanzees passed down through generations

Chimpanzee behaviours passed down through generations

This content was published on Nov 22, 2024 Some of the complex behaviours of chimpanzees have been passed down and refined over generations. These include the combination of several tools for foraging.

Nagra welcomes a possible referendum on the nuclear repository

Radioactive waste agency backs Swiss storage site referendum

This content was published on Nov 19, 2024 Radioactive waste agency would welcome a public vote on a proposed landfill storage site in Switzerland.

How the Swiss help Madagascar’s cacao farmers confront climate change

This content was published on Nov 18, 2024 Madagascar is a key front line in the battle against climate change. It’s crucial for the future of Swiss chocolate, and the industry knows it.

Shooting stars of the Leonid stream in the Swiss night sky

Leonid meteor shower to cross Swiss night sky

This content was published on Nov 16, 2024 Stargazers currently have the chance to spot shooting stars in the night sky. Until November 30, the Leonid meteor shower is lighting up the darkness.

Brienz locals at a presentation which presented information on where movements in the upper part of the scree slope are threatening the small Graubünden village with landslides.

Geologist explains why Swiss mountain village faces another huge landslide

This content was published on Nov 15, 2024 The chief geologist monitoring the Swiss mountain village of Brienz outlines the current landslide dangers and possible solutions.

AI reduces the use of laboratory mice in research

AI can reduce the number of animals needed for research

This content was published on Nov 14, 2024 Swiss researchers have developed a new, AI-supported method that analyses the behaviour of mice in the laboratory more efficiently.

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