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Remembering Franz Weber

This content was published on Apr 5, 2019 A look back at the life and career of Swiss environmentalist Franz Weber.

‘Credit Suisse should write-off Mozambique debt’: aid agencies

This content was published on Apr 5, 2019 Mozambique has been devasted by severe flooding caused by cyclone Idai that has killed hundreds and destroyed infrastructure. NGOs such as Helvetas, Keesa, Solidar Suisse and Terre des Hommes have sent a letter to Credit Suisse chief executive Tidjane Thiam urging the bank to re-think its policy on loan repayments. In January, three former Credit…

Swiss scientists and virtual reality focus on shrinking glaciers

This content was published on Apr 5, 2019 As climate researchers predict virtually ice-free Alps by 2100, a virtual reality exhibition helps people envision what that means.

Eirini Tagkoudi, Camille Brès and Davide Grassani, authors of the laser study

Scientists invent laser source to detect pollution

This content was published on Apr 4, 2019 Researchers in Lausanne have developed a simple mid-infrared laser source that can be used to detect pollution in the air.

Wild bees in danger

This content was published on Apr 4, 2019

Raiffeisen Switzerland bank to cut 200 jobs

This content was published on Apr 4, 2019 Switzerland’s third-largest bank says it will cut up to 200 jobs to save CHF100 million ($100 million) this year.

Swiss regulator fires warning over buy-to-let property lending

This content was published on Apr 4, 2019 At its annual media conference on Thursday, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) turned its attention to a trend of investors putting their money into bricks and mortar, with the support of banks. A stress test carried out by FINMA late last year on 18 banks showed worrying signs of what might happen once…

Swiss parliament could swing to the left in autumn polls

This content was published on Apr 4, 2019 The Greens and Social Democrats could extend recent successes when it comes to national elections, says political scientist Cloé Jans.

An oscillating surgical bone saw blade, made by Swiss company Gomina

Swiss medical device firms wary of Brexit bottlenecks

This content was published on Apr 4, 2019 Certificates for Swiss devices issued by British notified bodies could be rendered void in the European Union post-Brexit.

Swiss research institutes receive EU funding boost

This content was published on Apr 3, 2019 The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded 222 coveted grants to researchers including 18 at Swiss institutes under the Horizon 2020 programme.

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