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Former ChemChina chairman Ren Jianxin and Michel Demare of Syngenta in 2016

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Sinochem and ChemChina move closer with Syngenta appointment

This content was published on Feb 1, 2019 A Sinochem executive is taking over the China operations of Syngenta, the Swiss subsidiary of rival agribusiness giant ChemChina.

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When Indian food made me an undesirable tenant

This content was published on Jan 31, 2019 University student Shubhangi was shocked and upset when her landlady asked her to stop cooking traditional Indian food.

Early recognition of rheumatoid arthritis using biomarkers

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Roche Chairman Christoph Franz on the future of pharma and tech

This content was published on Jan 25, 2019 Life-saving medicines developed thanks to digital insights.

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The pharma holy grail: drugs for you, designed by you

This content was published on Jan 25, 2019 In the age of sensors, wearables, and artificial intelligence (AI), almost everything can be customised for the individual.

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The Swiss police are kind – even to offenders

This content was published on Jan 23, 2019 An encounter with the Zurich police left Arasan questioning their attitude towards law and order.

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Is it difficult being a vegetarian or vegan in Switzerland?

This content was published on Jan 18, 2019 Vegan Indian student Shubhangi got to grips with the food options available to her Switzerland.

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New calendar forces watchmakers to choose between fairs

This content was published on Jan 17, 2019 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) or Baselworld in 2020?

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300-year-old watchmaker creates crypto storage timepiece

This content was published on Jan 10, 2019 Laurent Favre, the tenth generation of the watchmaking clan who revived the family tradition in 2008, says the product is no mere gimmick. It is intended to keep the mechanical watch relevant in the modern age. The family firmExternal link almost foundered in the late 1970s when the Japanese quartz watch fad threatened to wipe…

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Alpine solar panels could address Swiss energy gap

This content was published on Jan 8, 2019 New findings from the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research (SLF) and Lausanne’s Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) suggest that alpine photovoltaic (PV) systems can provide a home-grown means of replacing a significant amount of lost power – particularly in winter. This is because mountains often poke above low-lying fog and panels at high…

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Language creates barriers but can also break them

This content was published on Dec 21, 2018 Gaurav discovers the benefits of language exchange sessions with locals and makes new friends, including one who speaks his native tongue.

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