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Climate change will hit beech forests hard

This content was published on Dec 11, 2024 The future of beech in Europe does not look bright. It will be hit hard by climate change, according to a new study.

The left afraid of plant protection products, the right satisfied

Proposed simplified procedure for Swiss pesticide approval divides opinion

This content was published on Dec 11, 2024 It provides for a simplified procedure for plant protection products already authorised in a neighbouring EU country.

Several anti-Semitic attacks in Zurich at the weekend

Several anti-Semitic attacks reported in Zurich

This content was published on Dec 11, 2024 Several anti-Semitic incidents were reported in Zurich last weekend. Jewish people were physically attacked or verbally abused.

Good employment prospects in Switzerland, but negative in Ticino

Job prospects remain good in Switzerland – apart from in Ticino

This content was published on Dec 10, 2024 Employment prospects remain positive in Switzerland as a whole, but they are negative in southern Italian-speaking canton Ticino.

New carrier particle discovered for drug transport in the body

New carrier particle discovered for transporting drugs in body

This content was published on Dec 10, 2024 Researchers at the federal technology institute ETH Zurich have discovered particles that can be used to deliver drugs precisely, for example to a cancerous tumour in the body.

The 16 days against violence against women come to an end

Sixteen-day Swiss campaign against gender-based violence ends

This content was published on Dec 10, 2024 The 16-day campaign against gender-based violence came to an end on Tuesday. Several hundred organizations mobilized across Switzerland during this period.

The companies behind ChatGPT and Claude have arrived in Zurich

How US heavyweights can help grow the Swiss AI sector

This content was published on Dec 10, 2024 The arrival of AI firms, OpenAI and Anthropic, raises hopes that Switzerland has the firepower to forge a prominent role in the industry.

Seafood can lead to toxic arsenic compounds

This content was published on Dec 9, 2024 Potentially toxic arsenic compounds can form in the human body when seafood is consumed. This is caused by arsenobetaine, which is often found in seafood.

Coop expands food waste program for frozen fresh meat

Coop expands food waste programme for frozen meat

This content was published on Dec 9, 2024 Swiss retailer Coop is expanding its programme to avoid meat waste. A corresponding pilot project is gradually being extended to the entire store network.

Swiss SME boards of directors lack diversity

This content was published on Dec 9, 2024 Women and foreign nationals are rarely found on the boards of directors of Swiss small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

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