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European Space Agency approves ‘Lisa’ mission

This content was published on Jan 25, 2024 The “Lisa” space mission to research gravitational waves in space, which has Swiss involvement, has officially been given the green light.

Study finds sharp decline of groundwater reservoir levels

This content was published on Jan 25, 2024 According to a new study with Swiss involvement, natural groundwater reservoir levels have been falling dramatically.

Novel vaccine against dengue tested successfully in Switzerland

This content was published on Jan 22, 2024 The results of a clinical study on a new type of vaccine that induces cellular immunity to combat dengue fever are positive and encouraging.

illustration of Claude Zellweger, Head of Design for Google

Google design guru Claude Zellweger puts people and nature before technology

This content was published on Jan 22, 2024 Claude Zellweger is one of the heads of industrial design at Google, based in San Francisco. Meet a Lucerne native who is anything but a tech junkie.

Long Covid patient being examined by a doctor in Switzerland

Zurich researchers find protein clue in long Covid puzzle

This content was published on Jan 19, 2024 Zurich researchers have identified an abnormality in the blood proteins of long Covid sufferers.

Swiss air traffic controller appeals military crash conviction

This content was published on Jan 19, 2024 A Swiss air traffic controller is appealing a conviction for negligent homicide that was handed down by a military court investigating the causes of a fatal F/A-18 crash.

Beznau nuclear power plant in Switzerland

‘Excellent future’ for Swiss nuclear energy: IAEA chief

This content was published on Jan 19, 2024 The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, has predicted an "excellent future" for nuclear energy in Switzerland.

Bees produce nutrients for their gut bacteria

This content was published on Jan 16, 2024 According to a Swiss study, bees themselves produce the ingredients needed by a certain type of intestinal bacteria when these are lacking in their diet.

Swiss scientists develop method to solder rather than stitch wounds

This content was published on Jan 16, 2024 Researchers have found a method which could make it possible to prevent life-threatening complications caused by leaking sutures.

Swiss data protection standard accepted in EU

This content was published on Jan 15, 2024 The European Commission has classified Swiss data protection as equivalent to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

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