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T. rex skeleton goes for CHF4.8 million at Zurich auction

This content was published on Apr 18, 2023 The skeleton of the Tyrannosaurus Rex “Trinity” has been auctioned in Zurich for more than CHF4.8 million ($5.4 million).

First batch of official data uploaded to non-Swiss server

This content was published on Apr 16, 2023 The Swiss weather service has become the first state body to store data with one of five international cloud providers.

Switzerland and Canada aim to boost research ties

This content was published on Apr 15, 2023 The two countries have signed a joint statement pledging to expand cooperation in science.

The European mission to Jupiter lifts off

This content was published on Apr 14, 2023 On April 14 the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer began its journey to Jupiter. An instrument developed in Bern is a key part of the mission.

The river Simme floods, on Saturday, July 28, 2018, in Lenk.

Floods from melting glaciers: Can they be predicted and prevented?

This content was published on Apr 14, 2023 Millions of people are at risk of flooding from glacial lakes. Scientists are accelerating research into the risks, but it’s easier said than done.

Opinion

AIs are out of (democratic) control

This content was published on Apr 14, 2023 We desperately need more attention, staff and funding to set up artificial intelligence (AI) governance systems, says Lê Nguyên Hoang.

Opinion

Governments and companies won’t stop the AI race

This content was published on Apr 14, 2023 Artificial intelligence researchers are calling for a pause on “giant AI experiments”, but it won’t happen, argues AI researcher Jürgen Schmidhuber.

ChatGPT: intelligent, stupid or downright dangerous?

This content was published on Apr 14, 2023 It has all the answers, talks like a book and sounds uncannily real. But can we really trust ChatGPT?

Opinion

Bones of contention: should dinosaur skeletons be auctioned?

This content was published on Apr 13, 2023 The sale of Trinity, a T-Rex specimen, raises many fundamental questions, according to Lara Sciscio, a researcher at the JURASSICA Museum.

Traffic noise harms teen brains

This content was published on Apr 13, 2023 Teenagers exposed to road traffic noise can suffer memory and concentration deficits, according to a Basel study.

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