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Invasive Black Sea goby threatens Swiss native fish species

A small brown fish with slightly budding eyes laying among rocks at the bottom of a body of water.

This content was published on Mar 26, 2024 Introduced by cargo ships, the Black Sea goby is rapidly and aggressively displacing native Swiss fish. Can it be stopped?

Science and diplomacy: two Swiss strengths help anticipate tomorrow’s world

This content was published on Mar 22, 2024 Scientific anticipation in diplomacy and Switzerland's contribution to solving major global problems were the focus of a SWI-hosted panel discussion.

Former CERN director Herwig Schopper – a centenarian on the impact of physics

This content was published on Mar 22, 2024 The German physicist and former director of CERN looks back at some of the highlights and encounters of his career.

A blue and red S15 commuter train going to Rapperswil arrives at Zurich Oerlikon station. Many passengers are walking towards the train.

Swiss Federal Railways successfully tests remote-controlled train

This content was published on Mar 21, 2024 Swiss Federal Railways has carried out successful test runs with a remotely controlled train during ongoing operations.

Geneva-based organisation sends out climate ‘red alert’

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 Climate change has become more visible than ever in the past year with alarming negative records. And it could get even worse.

Switzerland tops global table for patents per capita

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 Switzerland filed the most patent applications per inhabitant with the European Patent Office (EPO) in 2023.

Geneva drone show wins international award

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 The drone show which lit up Geneva’s harbour for three evenings in May 2023 has been awarded an international prize.

Swiss researchers regain access to certain European programmes

This content was published on Mar 19, 2024 With the start of negotiations with the EU, Swiss researchers once again have access to certain Horizon Europe programmes.

Former CERN head has served science and peace for 100 years

This content was published on Mar 17, 2024 In his 100 years, Herwig Schopper has learnt above all that positive breakthroughs only happen through collaboration.

AI-generated rat genitalia: Swiss publisher of scientific journal under pressure

This content was published on Mar 13, 2024 Researchers accuse Frontiers of questionable editorial practices, which include publishing articles without scientific validity, just to make profits.

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Switzerland tops global table for patents per capita

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Former CERN head has served science and peace for 100 years

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