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Switzerland to investigate social media ban for children

Council of States examines ban on media platforms for young people

This content was published on Mar 18, 2025 Swiss lawmakers want to protect children and young people from the harmful effects of social media, like Tiktok and Instagram.

Two thirds of Swiss people have already used ChatGPT or Gemini

Two thirds of Swiss have already used ChatGPT or Gemini

This content was published on Mar 18, 2025 Two-thirds of Swiss have used Artificial Intelligence tools ChatGPT or Gemini at least once, compared to 50% last year.

When parents take on a high-tech company: hear more in the podcast ‘Lost Cells’, out now

This content was published on Mar 18, 2025 As their children's frozen stem cells are suddenly moved without warning, tens of thousands of parents who banked their samples with Cryo-Save joined up across borders to fight for answers.

Podcast artwork for 'Lost Cells' showing stem cells under a microscope

Listen now to episode 5 of our investigative podcast ‘Lost Cells’

This content was published on Mar 18, 2025 In the fifth part of our investigative podcast, 'Lost Cells', the frozen cord blood samples are on the move.

Hera transmits images of the little-known far side of a Martian moon

Hera images capture dark side of Martian moon

This content was published on Mar 13, 2025 The European asteroid defence mission Hera has captured images of the Martian moon Deimos.

Lausanne researchers improve therapy for paralysed patients

Swiss researchers improve therapy for paralysed patients

This content was published on Mar 13, 2025 Using rehabilitation robots and a spinal cord implant, Swiss researchers are helping people with spinal cord injuries to walk again.

Planetary defense mission with Swiss participation at the start

Swiss-backed ‘Hera’ asteroid mission hits key milestone with Mars flyby

This content was published on Mar 12, 2025 According to the European Space Agency (ESA), the Red Planet’s gravity will tweak the probe’s path, cutting months off the journey and saving a lot of fuel.

Who is accountable for missing cells? Find out in episode 4 of ‘Lost Cells’

This content was published on Mar 11, 2025 Join us in episode 4 of 'Lost Cells' as we find out how worried parents tried to track down their missing cells and hold someone to account.

Who’s accountable when stem cells go missing? Find out in episode 4 of ‘Lost Cells’

This content was published on Mar 11, 2025 Who would you turn to if you discovered valuable personal data had gone missing, something as valuable as human cells?

Population has named two newly discovered Swiss fish

Swiss public names two newly discovered fish

This content was published on Mar 6, 2025 Two fish species recently discovered in Switzerland have been called fluvicola and ommata, following an appeal to the public for names.

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