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Swiss people to help name new Swiss fish species

Population can help decide the names of new Swiss fish species

This content was published on Feb 11, 2025 Researchers are asking the Swiss public for help in naming two newly discovered Swiss fish species of the genus Barbatula.

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Coming soon: our new investigative podcast ‘Lost Cells’

This content was published on Feb 11, 2025 SWI swissinfo.ch's new podcast tells the story of the families affected by a private stem cell banking scandal with Switzerland at its heart.

Cyber Defense Campus locates gaps in aircraft collision warning system

Swiss army identifies gaps in civil aircraft collision warning system

This content was published on Feb 10, 2025 The Cyber-Defence Campus of the Swiss defence ministry has found two vulnerabilities in the collision warning system for civil aviation.

Euclid space telescope discovers an Einstein ring

This content was published on Feb 10, 2025 An international team with Swiss participation has discovered an extremely rare Einstein ring in a nearby galaxy.

54 percent less coffee cultivation area by 2050

Swiss study: Arabica cultivation areas could be halved by 2050

This content was published on Feb 8, 2025 Around the world, the areas most suitable for growing the bean could even shrink by 60% if greenhouse gas emissions remain high.

Researchers monitor animal populations with a new AI microphone

Swiss researchers monitor animal populations with AI microphone

This content was published on Feb 7, 2025 Researchers in Lausanne are using an intelligent microphone to make the animal world audible. The microphone automatically records animal sounds over large areas and analyses them using AI.

The number of patents on innovative transport explodes

Explosion in global patents for transport innovations

This content was published on Feb 6, 2025 The number of patents for transport innovations has exploded in the last 20 years, rising 700% to 120,000 by 2023, says WIPO.

Zurich research team maps cells of overweight people

Swiss study sheds light on link between obesity and metabolic diseases

This content was published on Feb 5, 2025 ETH Zurich researchers collected cells from overweight individuals to identify biological markers that raise the risk of metabolic diseases.

Geneva researchers decode the infiltration mechanisms of bacteria

Geneva researchers discover potential for targeted cancer drug delivery

This content was published on Feb 5, 2025 Researchers in Geneva have discovered how some bacteria inject dangerous enzymes into cells, potentially enabling targeted drug delivery to cancer cells.

Omega-3 reduces biological age according to Swiss study

Omega-3 supplements seem to slow ageing process, Swiss study finds

This content was published on Feb 4, 2025 Taking a daily omega-3 supplement appears to slow down the rate of biological ageing by up to four months, according to a study by researchers at the University of Zurich.

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