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Swiss experts play down risk of Delta virus variant

This content was published on Jun 20, 2021 Experts say there is no reason for particular concern about the Delta virus variant in Switzerland right now.

Swiss develop road surfaces to help cool cities

This content was published on Jun 19, 2021 Swiss engineers have found a new type of road surface they say can help reduce heat in cities. ,

Zurich professors win European inventor prize for DNA encoding work

This content was published on Jun 17, 2021 Two Zurich professors have been lauded by the European Patent Office for their work on storing large volumes of data in DNA strands.

How consumers in rich countries drive global deforestation

This content was published on Jun 11, 2021 A morning coffee, a chocolate bar in the afternoon, a steak for dinner – all contribute to deforestation in tropical regions.

Switzerland-EU: a complicated relationship that puts Swiss research at risk

This content was published on Jun 11, 2021 The rift between Bern and Brussels over the framework agreement is causing frustration among Swiss researchers who depend on EU funding.

Medicinal plant knowledge threatened by loss of languages

This content was published on Jun 10, 2021 The predicted disappearance of certain indigenous languages could lead also to the disappearance of the knowledge of many medicinal plants.

‘We need clarification from the government as soon as possible’

This content was published on Jun 10, 2021 The "no framework deal" with the EU is causing uncertainty for Swiss SMEs active in R&D. Some may transfer resources and know-how elsewhere.

Richard Ernst, father of the MRI, dies aged 87

This content was published on Jun 8, 2021 Swiss scientist Richard Ernst, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1991, has died at the age of 87.

Swiss research played key role in new Alzheimer’s drug

This content was published on Jun 8, 2021 A newly approved treatment for Alzheimer’s was built on the foundations of Swiss scientific research, says the University of Zurich.

Foto di Martin Vetterli, Presidente del Politecnico Federale di Losanna

‘Switzerland could lose competitiveness in research and innovation’

This content was published on Jun 5, 2021 The abrupt end to negotiations over a framework agreement with the European Union will affect Swiss scientific research and university exchanges.

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