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Switzerland launches six new science research centres

This content was published on Dec 16, 2019 The new National Centres of Competence in ResearchExternal link (NCCR), designed to have a maximum shelf life of 12 years, will be set up at separate universities around Switzerland. Their focus will be spread among a variety of topics, such as combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria, researching the evolution of language, and developing CO2-neutral solutions for the…

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The Tiger which came to Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 16, 2019

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Novartis withdraws patent claim on leukaemia treatment

This content was published on Dec 16, 2019 The Swiss NGO Public Eye is claiming victory in the European Patent OfficeExternal link battle, but Novartis says the patent in question was only one of several it has in place on the (CAR)-T cell therapy treatment it had developed together with the University of Pennsylvania. Public Eye says the therapy costs CHF370,000 ($376,000), which…

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What Switzerland and Taiwan can learn from each other

This content was published on Dec 16, 2019 Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s minister for digitalisation, discusses the systems of democracy in Switzerland and Taiwan.

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UBS accused of investing in Chinese firm behind surveillance of Uighurs

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 The bank is believed to hold shares in the Hikvision group whose products are used to monitor the Uighurs in detention camps and public spaces.

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Swiss disappointed by lack of progress on carbon markets at COP25

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 The decision to postpone the decision on the thorny issue of carbon markets for next year has left Swiss negotiators disappointed.

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US wants to buy ‘retired’ Swiss fighter jets for training purposes

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 The American navy is in talks with the Swiss army to purchase 22 decommissioned F5 Tiger fighter jets to help train its pilots in air warfare.

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French strike puts a damper on first run of Léman Express

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 The inaugural train service of the cross-border Léman Express service was only able to make it as far as Geneva due to strikes in France.

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How Swiss tunnel technology is controlling pollution a continent away

This content was published on Dec 15, 2019 A Swiss programme based on technology developed for trans-Alpine tunnels has helped Chile become a leader in addressing vehicle smog.

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Decommissioning a nuclear power plant

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Switzerland launches six new science research centres

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The Tiger which came to Switzerland

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Novartis withdraws patent claim on leukaemia treatment

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What Switzerland and Taiwan can learn from each other

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UBS accused of investing in Chinese firm behind surveillance of Uighurs

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Swiss disappointed by lack of progress on carbon markets at COP25

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US wants to buy ‘retired’ Swiss fighter jets for training purposes

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French strike puts a damper on first run of Léman Express

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How Swiss tunnel technology is controlling pollution a continent away

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