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Swiss model detects stress from how we click and type

This content was published on Apr 11, 2023 Swiss researchers have developed a model to detect stress from how people use their computer mouse and keyboard.

Fearing China, Switzerland sacrifices scientific ties with Taiwan

This content was published on Apr 11, 2023 Switzerland excludes the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer from its partners, fearing economic repercussions from Beijing.

Artificial intelligence won’t save banks from short-sightedness

This content was published on Mar 28, 2023 Banks like Credit Suisse use sophisticated models to analyse and predict risks, but too often they are ignored or bypassed by humans.

Swiss locations to join Saturday lights out for biodiversity

This content was published on Mar 25, 2023 Some 20 locations in Switzerland are joining an international "Earth Hour" initiative on Saturday evening, with lights going out for an hour.

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Exploring science in Davos

This content was published on Mar 23, 2023 In this six-part video series Sara and Michele take you on a journey to discover five of Davos’s research institutes.

Soil science – like playing in a sandbox

This content was published on Mar 23, 2023 To understand how Arctic soils develop and change as the climate warms, our bloggers had to do some digging on Svalbard.

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Controlled cannabis sale in Zurich greenlighted

This content was published on Mar 22, 2023 The Swiss health authorities have given the green light for a trial with cannabis in the city of Zurich later this year.

A weapon against superbugs lies in the Rhine River

This content was published on Mar 22, 2023 A unique collection of beneficial viruses gathered in Switzerland is helping to develop new therapies against incurable infections.

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Power-generating railway tracks are coming down the line

This content was published on Mar 16, 2023 Swiss start-up Sun-Ways has developed a mechanical system to install removable solar panels along railway tracks.

What’s triggering avalanches?

This content was published on Mar 16, 2023 Avalanches are hard to predict. Researchers in Davos are simulating the effects of wind on fresh snow to better understand the dangerous phenomenon.

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