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Swiss researchers challenge assumptions about Neptune and Uranus

Researchers doubt previous assumptions about Neptune and Uranus

This content was published on Dec 10, 2025 Uranus and Neptune could have significantly more rock in their interiors than previously assumed.

Switzerland and the EU are developing separate rail plans

EU rail expansion bypassing Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 10, 2025 Switzerland and the EU are developing separate cross-border rail networks.

Climate adaptation

What does life in the 2,000-watt experiment look like? Insights into the Hunziker Areal in Zurich

This content was published on Dec 9, 2025 Insights into life at Hunziker Areal in Zurich.

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Swiss AI

EU backslides on AI rules – what does it mean for Switzerland?

This content was published on Dec 6, 2025 The European Commission wants to delay implementing parts of its new Artificial Intelligence Act, giving big tech companies more time to harness citizens’ data. The move could also affect Switzerland, whose digital policies often follow Brussels’ lead.

Fribourg: discovery of a monumental tomb dating back 2,600 years

Research frontiers

Archaeologists discover 2,600-year-old tomb in Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 5, 2025 A monumental 2,600-year-old burial mound has been discovered in Grandvillard, canton Fribourg.

Artificial intelligence widens the digital divide

Swiss AI

AI widens digital divide in Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 5, 2025 Around half of the Swiss population uses artificial intelligence (AI). But the new technology is also widening the digital divide in Switzerland, according to a survey.

CERN: Spotlight on the structure of "exotic" particles

Research frontiers

CERN turns spotlight on “exotic” particles structures

This content was published on Dec 3, 2025 European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) sheds light on the structure of "exotic" particles.

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Swiss AI

Swiss AI shows bias despite transparency efforts

This content was published on Dec 3, 2025 The Swiss AI model Apertus reproduces the biases already present in large commercial systems, showing how difficult it is to make AI truly fair.

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Climate adaptation

Living within planetary limits: Zurich’s 2,000-watt experiment

This content was published on Dec 1, 2025 Zurich is home to a unique housing cooperative meant to model sustainable living. A decade on, some residents have found changing their habits to be more challenging than expected.

Switzerland joined other countries at COP30 in calling for a phase-out of fossil fuels. But before leaving Belém, Swiss Environment Minister Albert Rösti made clear that the current geopolitical context complicated matters.

Emissions reduction

What the US pullback means for Switzerland’s climate priorities

This content was published on Nov 28, 2025 For Switzerland, the absence of the United States has strengthened its stance on climate finance but limited progress toward phasing out fossil fuels.

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