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‘I try to show the other side of robotics, the good side’

This content was published on Nov 1, 2021 Margarita Chli is one of the few women who have succeeded in robotics in Switzerland. She wants others to follow in her footsteps.

The Eniwa hydroelectric power station in Aarau, Switzerland.

Green hydrogen vies for centre stage in climate change fight

This content was published on Oct 30, 2021 As world leaders come under growing pressure to tackle climate change, green hydrogen is gaining traction as an important part of the solution.

Swiss minister bemoans lack of investment in renewables

This content was published on Oct 28, 2021 Switzerland has not developed enough renewable energy over the past ten years, according to Environment Minister Simonetta Sommaruga.

Study: fame after death for celebrities is rare except for artists

This content was published on Oct 23, 2021 Data scientists from EPFL have found only a few people live on in our collective memory with the exception of those who create a cultural legacy.

‘Scientific diplomacy is a must, not a fad’

This content was published on Oct 23, 2021 An interview with the head of a project to safeguard and study corals in the Red Sea, which are particularly resistant to climate change.

Switzerland awaits regulator’s verdict on Covid booster shots

This content was published on Oct 21, 2021 On Thursday, Swiss Health Minister Alain Berset said the government and cantons are awaiting Swissmedic’s recommendation of a third dose of the vaccine before proceeding. “We have regular exchanges with the Federal Vaccination Commission and the cantons. We are waiting for the decision of Swissmedic,” Berset said. That could be a matter of days or weeks, according…

Surgical interns practice knee arthroscopy during a training session at the Swiss Foundation for Innovation and Training

Swiss university takes on gender bias in medical schools

This content was published on Oct 20, 2021 Although raising gender awareness has been discussed for decades, few medical schools around the world have put initiatives into practice.

Swiss glaciers continue to melt despite better year

This content was published on Oct 19, 2021 Swiss glaciers lost 1% of their volume in 2021, despite a snowy winter and cool summer.

‘There is life elsewhere in the universe’

This content was published on Oct 19, 2021 Swiss Nobel laureate Didier Queloz and Swiss-German astrophysicist Sascha Quanz plan to study the origins of life at a new centre in Zurich.

Brain fingerprints evolve and could help us tackle Alzheimer

This content was published on Oct 16, 2021 Everyone has a unique brainprint but - unlike finger prints - it can change over time, according to a neuroscientist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL).

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