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Switzerland launches six new science research centres

This content was published on Dec 16, 2019 The new National Centres of Competence in ResearchExternal link (NCCR), designed to have a maximum shelf life of 12 years, will be set up at separate universities around Switzerland. Their focus will be spread among a variety of topics, such as combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria, researching the evolution of language, and developing CO2-neutral solutions for the…

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The Tiger which came to Switzerland

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Swiss disappointed by lack of progress on carbon markets at COP25

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 The decision to postpone the decision on the thorny issue of carbon markets for next year has left Swiss negotiators disappointed.

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US wants to buy ‘retired’ Swiss fighter jets for training purposes

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 The American navy is in talks with the Swiss army to purchase 22 decommissioned F5 Tiger fighter jets to help train its pilots in air warfare.

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Switzerland helps set standards for carbon markets as COP25 drags on

This content was published on Dec 14, 2019 The Alpine nation has taken on a leading role in the laying down principles that should govern a fair and robust carbon market.

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Swiss government cracks down on air travel for federal employees

This content was published on Dec 14, 2019 From next year Swiss federal employees will be obliged to take the train for journeys shorter than six hours.

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Quagga mussels threaten Swiss eco-systems

This content was published on Dec 12, 2019 Swiss lakes are facing a new threat: molluscs. The Quagga mussel, originally from the Black Sea, is spreading rapidly in Swiss lakes and gobbling up the food that fish need.

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Swiss Nobel Prize winners attend official ceremony

This content was published on Dec 10, 2019 They were jointly awarded the Nobel PrizeExternal link for Physics together with Canadian-American cosmologist James Peebles for their work in furthering our understanding of the universe. Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf handed over the medals and diplomas in Stockholm on Tuesday. Last week the physics and chemistry Nobel Prize winners spoke to astronauts on the…

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Beznau – a symbol of progress turned object of discord

This content was published on Dec 9, 2019 Switzerland's first nuclear power plant tuns 50 with its future, and very presence, the cause of contention.

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Swiss disappointed by lack of progress on carbon markets at COP25

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US wants to buy ‘retired’ Swiss fighter jets for training purposes

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