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Swiss regulator approves Pfizer/BioNTech booster for 16 and up

This content was published on Nov 23, 2021 Swissmedic has approved the extension of Covid-19 boosters to all people 16 years of age and over for the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.

US Labor Secretary Marty Walsh (left) and Swiss President Guy Parmelin in Washington on November 18, 2021.

Switzerland and US sign research cooperation deal

This content was published on Nov 20, 2021 The aim is to help Swiss and US researchers carry out projects with partners in the respective countries.

Preschool children recognise emotions behind masks, says study

This content was published on Nov 16, 2021 Children can recognise adult emotions even behind face masks, according to a study.

Man walking under image of hypodermic needle.

Skin patch T-cell Covid vaccine to be trialled in Switzerland

This content was published on Nov 16, 2021 A British firm is set to start clinical trials in Switzerland of a skin patch vaccine against Covid-19 that uses T-cells.

Horizon Europe: Swiss universities fear brain drain

This content was published on Nov 15, 2021 Exclusion from the EU flagship research funding programme has increased the risks of a brain drain, warn officials.

COP26: too much talk, not enough action – including by Switzerland

This content was published on Nov 12, 2021 Switzerland is trying to pull its weight at the climate summit, which is now drawing to a close, but should maybe do better at home first.

Robotic innovations that will change our lives

This content was published on Nov 11, 2021 Here is our compilation of the most promising Swiss robotic innovations showcased at the Swiss Robotics Day.

Sign indicating dioxin pollution in Lausanne.

Dioxin pollution: how bad is it in Switzerland?

This content was published on Nov 9, 2021 Experts fear that dioxin pollution, like in Lausanne, may exist elsewhere across the country.

Photo of barrels at Lonza waste landfill site in 1987.

Cleaning up Switzerland’s toxic legacy

This content was published on Nov 9, 2021 The Alpine nation may be well known for its natural beauty, but thousands of contaminated sites still need remediation.

Woman using Nimble skin device on patient

Zurich engineer designs a ‘vacuum’ device for improved skin exams

This content was published on Nov 6, 2021 Bettina Müller, of the federal technology institute ETH Zurich, has created a tool that for the first time can measure changes in skin structure.

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