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Top Swiss inventions you may have missed this year

This content was published on Dec 27, 2022 A biodegradable paper battery and an AI microphone that can detect wolves are among the Swiss inventions that flew under the radar in 2022.

‘Devastating’ cyberattack threat concerns energy supplier Alpiq

This content was published on Dec 23, 2022 Swiss energy firm Alpiq CEO says cyberattacks, life without Russian gas and Swiss exclusion from the EU energy market threaten energy supply.

Federal auditors slam lack of control over Covid test invoices

This content was published on Dec 22, 2022 Swiss auditors find control gaps of free coronavirus testing that contributed to an estimated CHF20 million in fraudulent invoicing.

Geneva takes next step towards a driverless bus future

This content was published on Dec 22, 2022 Geneva has been chosen as one of three European test sites for a full-scale driverless public bus service.

How air acidity affects how long airborne viruses hang around

This content was published on Dec 22, 2022 A study by Swiss researchers shows that the acidity of air determines how long airborne viruses remain infectious.

Top Swiss NASA official hopes to find life on moon of Jupiter

This content was published on Dec 21, 2022 Thomas Zurbuchen expects major changes in our understanding of the universe in the next 20 to 30 years.

First the plants, then their seeds

This content was published on Dec 21, 2022 Up north, some invasive plants are often stunted. This week our bloggers show us, how they go about this task of identifying the species.

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Will the new biodiversity framework help us live in harmony with nature?

This content was published on Dec 20, 2022 A global agreement to protect 30% of the Earth from biodiversity loss can only be reached by meeting local challenges through cooperation.

Swiss scientists solve mystery of Ireland’s crumbling houses

This content was published on Dec 20, 2022 Why have cracks been appearing in thousands of houses in County Donegal, Ireland, for years?

COP15: Swiss welcome ‘important step for biodiversity’

This content was published on Dec 19, 2022 A new global biodiversity deal is a considerable success, according to Switzerland’s environment ambassador.

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