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Switzerland aims for zero HIV and hepatitis infections by 2030

This content was published on Nov 29, 2023 Switzerland wants to eradicate new infections with the AIDS virus and hepatitis B or C by 2030.

Explainer: Can Switzerland rejoin Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ in 2024?

This content was published on Nov 27, 2023 News that the European Commission is to open talks with Switzerland on Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ has been welcomed by university leaders.

Rogue speed cameras flash 10,000 innocent drivers in Swiss capital

This content was published on Nov 27, 2023 Badly programmed speed cameras incorrectly flashed 9,604 vehicles this autumn in the Swiss capital city, Bern.

The Eiger, a proptotype in the run up to hypersonic flight

Swiss start-up Destinus enters hypersonic flight race, powered by hydrogen

This content was published on Nov 27, 2023 A Swiss start-up wants to introduce hypersonic travel using clean hydrogen. Can reality match their ambitions?

A train in deep snow on the Centovallina route

Iconic Swiss scenic rail route celebrates centenary

This content was published on Nov 25, 2023 The Centovalli railway, one of the most beautiful journeys that can be explored by rail, turns 100 years old.

Swiss researchers convert fiber optic network into earthquake sensor

This content was published on Nov 23, 2023 Researchers at ETH Zurich have discovered a fiber optic network that can be used to predict earthquakes and tsunamis.

Switzerland to introduce uniform standard for phone and laptop chargers

This content was published on Nov 23, 2023 In Switzerland, everyone should be able to use the same charger for different mobile phones, laptops or tablets from different manufacturers.

Swiss marijuana plantation busted

This content was published on Nov 21, 2023 Police in the Swiss canton of Basel Land have discovered an illegal marijuana plantation in Muttenz.

Scientists develop robot technique to study why people hear voices

This content was published on Nov 20, 2023 Researchers in Switzerland have developed a technique that uses a robot to trigger auditory hallucinations in healthy people.

The emergence of room-temperature superconductor would revolutionize MRI technology, making it cheaper to operate

Room-temperature superconductors: is there hope amid the hype?

This content was published on Nov 19, 2023 A physicist in Switzerland explains where we stand in the search for the “holy grail” of physics.

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