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报道：司徒瑞琼韩江中学在疫情笼罩下，仍于2020年度IGCSE（剑桥国际中学教育普通证书）及统考考试中取得耀眼成绩，168名考生中有134名学生考获4A...

Le peuple fribourgeois veut continuer à développer le quartier dinnovation Bluefactory à Fribourg. Il a accepté de justesse dimanche la participation pour moitié de lEtat à une augmentation de capital de 50 millions de francs, soumise à un référendum parlementaire. Les Fribourgeois ont voté oui par 50,5% des voix, avec un taux de participation de 58,67%. Le crédit, dont les autres 25 millions de francs sont apportés par la Ville de Fribourg, second actionnaire de la société Bluefac...

‘We need clarification from the government as soon as possible’ Monique Calisti, CEO of Martel Innovate Mtrestini Small and medium-sized Swiss technology companies active in research and development are facing financial uncertainty following the failure of negotiations between Switzerland and the European Union. Some are considering transferring their resources and know-how elsewhere. This content was published on June 10, 2021 - 14:00 June 10, 2021 - 14:00 Sara Ibrahim Writes about ...

The Cargo sous terrain (CST) project aims to transport freight via a network of tunnels between Switzerland’s busiest cities.

The Swiss government-owned defence contractor RUAG International says it has found no evidence of a second major hack but does admit uncovering “serious security flaws” in its IT system. In an interview with the Neue Zürcher Zeitung newspaper, RUAG CEO André Wall cast doubt over the veracity of media claims that hackers recently infiltrated the company for a second time. “We have no indication of a hack like the one presented by Rundschau [the Swiss public television SRF programme that b...

Swiss scientists have developed a biodegradable battery that can be thrown into the compost after use. The Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (EMPA) used a 3D printer to produce the battery made from carbon, cellulose, glycerin and table salt. Researchers combined all the ingredients into a gelatinous ink that was discharged from the printer into four layers that form the battery. The prototype can store enough energy to run a digital clock for several hours, said EM...

Switzerland spent CHF22.9 billion on research and development in 2019. At 3.15% of GDP, this is above the OECD average of 2.38%.

Science should be at the core of a reform of pandemic surveillance and response systems, researchers at the Graduate Institute Geneva argue.

Predicting future mobility, and remembering a past energy disaster Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, and self-driving cars are also on the way. When will they be mature enough to meet climate challenges and take to the roads en masse? This content was published on April 30, 2021 - 06:00 April 30, 2021 - 06:00 Sara Ibrahim Writes about the impact of new technologies on society: are we aware of the revolution in progress and its consequences? Hobby: free thinking. Habit: askin...