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Recycling system saves – and cleans – handwashing water

recycling plant for slightly contaminated wastewater

This content was published on Oct 27, 2018 Swiss scientists have developed a system that allows water used in handwashing to be recycled.

Liverwort could trump medical cannabis

This content was published on Oct 25, 2018 A psychoactive THC-like substance from liverwort also has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects which might be superior to those of THC from hemp.

Hurricanes heading steadily north, researchers say

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 Tropical cyclones are moving more and more northward over time, according to an international study coordinated by Swiss institute.

Rhine Falls water level at historic low

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 The historically hot and dry summer and autumn weather is having a dramatic impact on water levels - such as of the Rhine Falls.

Símbolo de risco biológico sobre o vidro em um laboratório de pesquisas

Swiss-Brazilian disease research faces uncertain future

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 Scientists are working to unlock the genetic secret behind tuberculosis (TB), which kills more people than AIDS and malaria combined.

Study finds nanoparticles in over one-quarter of foodstuffs

This content was published on Oct 23, 2018 Nanoparticles were found in over one-quarter of the foodstuffs tested in a pilot study carried out in French-speaking Switzerland.

Novartis leukaemia drug approved in Switzerland

This content was published on Oct 22, 2018 Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis has received approval for its personalised cell therapy Kymriah in Switzerland.

Digital bank offers clients unique access to diamond ICO

This content was published on Oct 22, 2018 Swissquote bank allows clients direct access to cryptotokens issued by a novel Swiss initial coin offering (ICO).

Human influence on melting glaciers pushed back decades

This content was published on Oct 21, 2018 Research by a Swiss institute has thrown doubt on the assumption that the melting of Alpine glaciers began with the onset of industrialisation.

Swiss-EU relations, apprentices and science crowdfunding

This content was published on Oct 21, 2018 Here are some of the stories we'll be following the week of October 22.

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Study finds nanoparticles in over one-quarter of foodstuffs

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