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Bern scientists hope to find the building blocks of life in space

This content was published on Apr 10, 2021 Scientists hope to find life in space using a state-of-the-art instrument that may be used on future space missions to Jupiter and Saturn.

Lonza to create 1,200 new jobs at vaccine-production site

This content was published on Apr 10, 2021 The Swiss pharmaceutical company is recruiting workers to join its new plant in southern Switzerland.

Lockdown protestors set to defy Swiss demonstration bans

This content was published on Apr 9, 2021 Switzerland expects renewed anti-lockdown demonstrations following scenes of violence at a protest last weekend.

Foreign firms creating more jobs in Switzerland despite pandemic

This content was published on Apr 9, 2021 Switzerland has remained an attractive location for foreign firms, creating more jobs last year than in 2019, despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Humans on Mars: possible, or a pipe dream?

This content was published on Apr 9, 2021 Space missions with drones, discovery of extraterrestrial life, people on Mars. It's not science fiction, but scenarios that are becoming more and more realistic...

Modern human brain is 1.7 million years old

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 Today’s human brain was born 1.7 million years ago when our ancestors started using more complex tools and were developing language.

Fewer antibiotics needed to fatten calves, study shows

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 Swiss researchers have developed a unique method to reduce the use of antibiotics in calves while still maintaining the profitability of farms.

All electric pledge by Swiss car-sharing firm

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 Car-sharing company Mobility says it will electrify its entire fleet of 3,000 vehicles and build a network of e-charging stations by 2030.

When companies can’t look to Twitter to set their moral agenda

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 If consumers are driving the moral agenda for big brands like H&M and Nike, what does this mean for an industry without a Twitter following?

Permafrost temperatures in Swiss Alps reach record highs

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 The warming trend observed in permafrost over the last two decades continued in 2019-2020, the warmest hydrological year on record in Switzerland.

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