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As cars start driving themselves, to what extent should they be able to explain their actions? A UN body puts that question and others to the public.

Meet Mohanty Sharada, an AI specialist. Many of his friends moved to Silicon Valley, but he stayed to create a start-up in Geneva.

Meet Oday Darwich, a computer scientist who brings together researchers, industry and society to work on quantum computers.

Researchers behind the algorithm to measure scenicness say it could have benefits for environmental conservation efforts.

A Geneva-based foundation launched a tool mapping out scientific breakthroughs that could help decision makers and civil society prepare for them.

A Geneva-based foundation launched a tool mapping out scientific breakthroughs that could help decision makers and civil society prepare for them.

An international team with representatives from Switzerland has won the three-year Subterranean Challenge robotics competition.

Quantum computing is a focus of a summit in Geneva encouraging dialogue between diplomats and scientists to “safeguard our collective welfare”.

A robotic arm inspired by an elephant’s trunk? It doesn’t exist yet, but it is the subject of an unlikely Swiss-Italian scientific collaboration.

Alexandre Fasel, Switzerlands special representative for science diplomacy, explains why scientists and diplomats need to work together.