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Swiss nanosatellite launched into orbit

This content was published on Dec 4, 2018 A nanosatellite developed by Swiss start-up Astrocast was launched into space Monday at a SpaceX rocket launch in California.

Swiss promise more support at UN climate conference

This content was published on Dec 3, 2018 Switzerland is prepared to up its contribution to the fight against climate change to the tune of $120 million (CHF119.6 million).

Large Hadron Collider shuts down for two years

This content was published on Dec 3, 2018 The world’s most powerful particle accelerator has been switched off for about two years to enable a major upgrade and renovation work.

Crypto Valley Association board members to step down

This content was published on Nov 30, 2018 Bussmann, vice-president Vasiliy Suvorov, René Hüssler, who holds the positions of secretary and treasurer, and board member Nicolas Schobinger announced on Friday that they would step down at the next annual general meeting at the end of January. “We have been with the Association as board members since January 2017 and, after a rewarding two…

How much tech should be in Swiss classrooms?

This content was published on Nov 29, 2018 Where pupils once sat at their desks with the teacher at the blackboard, they might now be putting together a video essay or learning to code a robot.

EPFL launches interactive 3D atlas of mouse brain

This content was published on Nov 28, 2018 Researchers from the Blue Brain Project have unveiled their ‘Cell Atlas’, a 3D, interactive, constantly-evolving simulation of a mouse brain.

Swiss electronics to take Mars’ pulse

This content was published on Nov 27, 2018 Now Zurich researchers will be analysing the data collected from the mysterious planet's interior.

Sick ants keep their distance to protect the colony

This content was published on Nov 24, 2018 Ants, when infected with harmful pathogens, appear to alter their behaviour and avoid other colony members to lower the risk of contagion, a new Swiss-led study has found.

Swiss investigate cause of deadly bridge collapse

This content was published on Nov 16, 2018 Scientists at a lab near Zurich are investigating why a bridge collapsed in Genoa in August, killing 43 people.

Inside Climework’s giant carbon dioxide hoover

This content was published on Nov 15, 2018

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