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Exhibition shows how being queer is perfectly natural

This content was published on Dec 10, 2021 Homosexuality and changing sex are widespread in nature and can contribute to social cohesion.

By Jupiter! Researchers discover surprising new gas giant

This content was published on Dec 8, 2021 An international team of scientists have discovered a giant gaseous exoplanet orbiting two massive suns in a distant solar system.

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Switzerland probes SMS service after spying allegations

This content was published on Dec 7, 2021 Swiss data protection chief investigates allegations of text messaging firm Mitto being used to spy on people.

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How sustainable fuels created from thin air could solve the energy crisis

This content was published on Dec 7, 2021 Swiss scientists have built a mini solar refinery that produces synthetic fuel from just sunlight and air. The technology is now being scaled up.

NecrosIA: waiting for the perfect death

This content was published on Dec 4, 2021 What if it were possible to organise a perfect death? Our science fiction short story is about NecrosIA, a luxury robot-assisted suicide service.

Omicron variant enters Switzerland. Will we be able to save Christmas?

This content was published on Dec 3, 2021 Many of us were already planning family holidays or a much-needed winter trip to some exotic destination. And then Omicron came along.

Underground cargo project gets parliamentary go-ahead

This content was published on Nov 30, 2021 The Swiss parliament has given a final green light to a futuristic underground cargo project.

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Omicron could “change course of pandemic”

This content was published on Nov 29, 2021 Swiss health officials have warned that the new Covid-19 variant could pose worrying new health risks in coming months.

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Underwater archaeology reveals buried secrets of a Swiss lake

This content was published on Nov 26, 2021 The prehistoric past of the city of Lucerne is still largely unknown. However, the lake that surrounds it could yet harbour some clues.

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It’s not all about age: why Covid hits some people harder than others

This content was published on Nov 24, 2021 New insights: two studies involving Swiss scientists suggest genes and blood sugar levels play a crucial role in the course of Covid-19.

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