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Migration of highly skilled workers booms

This content was published on Oct 25, 2018 Since the turn of the century, the composition of migration flows to Switzerland has changed significantly.

A social experiment gets opposites talking

This content was published on Oct 25, 2018 On a fine Sunday in October people with very different opinions met on blind dates. An algorithm chose the pairs.

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‘Swiss law first’ initiative: what’s at stake?

This content was published on Oct 25, 2018 The initiative ‘Swiss law, not foreign judges’ wants to give the constitution explicit precedence over international law.

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Crowdfunding science: ‘An adventure into the unknown’

This content was published on Oct 25, 2018 Though most campaigns have met their funding goals, success at Switzerland’s first science crowdfunding platform isn't just measured in Swiss francs.

Liverwort could trump medical cannabis

This content was published on Oct 25, 2018 A psychoactive THC-like substance from liverwort also has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects which might be superior to those of THC from hemp.

Hurricanes heading steadily north, researchers say

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 Tropical cyclones are moving more and more northward over time, according to an international study coordinated by Swiss institute.

Swiss online retailers increasingly hit by fraudsters

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 A survey of online retailers has shown that losses due to customer fraud are growing – though most scams involve small amounts.

Rhine Falls water level at historic low

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 The historically hot and dry summer and autumn weather is having a dramatic impact on water levels - such as of the Rhine Falls.

Símbolo de risco biológico sobre o vidro em um laboratório de pesquisas

Swiss-Brazilian disease research faces uncertain future

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018 Scientists are working to unlock the genetic secret behind tuberculosis (TB), which kills more people than AIDS and malaria combined.

‘He welcomed guests as though they were family’

This content was published on Oct 24, 2018

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