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Swiss pilot announces hydrogen-powered round-the-world tour

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This content was published on Feb 7, 2024 After the first-ever round-the-world solar flight with Solar Impulse in 2016, Bertrand Piccard is now planning a similar trip in a hydrogen plane.

Swiss researchers observe deformation of blood cells for the first time

This content was published on Feb 6, 2024 This allows researchers to show exactly how the blood cells change shape when the painkiller ibuprofen is released.

Feeding pigs food waste does not affect meat

This content was published on Feb 5, 2024 Giving pigs food waste to eat has no influence on meat quality, according to Swiss researchers who fed pigs chocolate, pasta and breakfast cereals.

Emilia Pasquier, How Swiss ‘unicorns’ and start-ups are faring in California

This content was published on Feb 5, 2024 Over 150 Swiss start-ups have received a boost from California entrepreneurship, and three of them are already worth $1 billion.

Swiss drug trial victims offered millions in compensation

This content was published on Feb 2, 2024 Some 500 victims of flawed drug tests could be eligible for compensation totaling up to CHF12.5 million in Switzerland.

Archaeology: Homo sapiens crossed the Alps much earlier than assumed

This content was published on Jan 31, 2024 Despite the icy cold, Homo sapiens colonised Europe north of the Alps much earlier than previously known.

Why isn’t the salmon making a comeback in Switzerland?

This content was published on Jan 29, 2024 The return of salmon in Switzerland has so far been a flop. Experts are dismayed and are looking for answers.

Pamela Munster, ‘From cancer doctor to cancer patient and back again’

This content was published on Jan 29, 2024 Born in St Gallen and working in San Francisco, world-renowned oncologist Pamela Munster recounts her lifelong battle with the disease.

CERN celebrates 70 years of particle physics research

This content was published on Jan 28, 2024 The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is organising numerous public events and activities this year to mark its 70th anniversary.

Parvovirus epidemic puts pregnant women at risk

This content was published on Jan 26, 2024 Scientists in Lausanne warned on Friday against the current epidemic of parvovirus in Switzerland and abroad.

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Swiss researchers observe deformation of blood cells for the first time

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Feeding pigs food waste does not affect meat

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Emilia Pasquier, How Swiss ‘unicorns’ and start-ups are faring in California

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Swiss drug trial victims offered millions in compensation

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Archaeology: Homo sapiens crossed the Alps much earlier than assumed

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Why isn’t the salmon making a comeback in Switzerland?

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CERN celebrates 70 years of particle physics research

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