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The demise of the rules-based international order is jeopardising Switzerland's success model, says security expert Daniel Möckli.

National Weather Service used Northern Tornadoes Project study to re-categorize major severe storm event After weeks of engineering analysis, informed largely by a new technique developed by Western'

An AI-powered hearing test is reliably able to check your hearing on a computer or smart phone without clinical supervision according to a study by University of Manchester researchers.

The DRD1 Gaseous Detectors School 2025 was held at the University of Bonn for the first time As part of the DRD1 Gaseous Detectors School 2025, twenty-five young researchers from around the world vis

Detect influenza viruses quickly and easily with chewing gum or a lollipop: researchers from Würzburg, Braunschweig and Cologne demonstrate with a new diagnostic tool how this works.

ETH spin-off Soverli is bringing a new smartphone architecture to the market. The technology allows areas on a device to be sealed off - such as for secure chats, crisis communications, or sensitive data belonging to companies and public authorities.

From September 2025, students in UCL halls can raise and track maintenance requests directly through MyCampus - a simpler, faster, and more transparent way to get issues resolved.

Although the AIVD and MIVD have far-reaching powers to protect our national security, they do not have carte blanche.

From your wrist to orbiting the Sun, compliant mechanisms are designed to live for many decades without maintenance.

ETH spin-off Mondaic uses wave physics to analyse the interior of bridges, pipelines or aircraft components and check their stability. The story of how a scientific code for exploring Mars turned into a successful start-up. When the unmanned NASA probe InSight landed on Mars in late 2018, its mission was one that had never been carried out before: exploring the inner structure of the Red Planet.

Is life possible - or has it ever been possible - on other planets? The (Origin of) Life Marker Chip (LMC ) seeks the answer.

Online meetings and video conferences have become routine, yet they remain far from resembling real-life gatherings.