Tag: Switzerland

UNEP Marine Sand Watch reveals massive extraction in the world’s oceans

by researchaether | Sep 5, 2023 | Earth:un:covered | 0 |

UNEP Marine Sand Watch reveals the massive extraction of six billion tons of sand annually, adding...

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Hundreds of Andean bird species at risk due to deforestation

by researchaether | Aug 31, 2023 | Earth:un:covered | 0 |

Hundreds of Andean bird species at risk due to deforestation, and new research shows how to...

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Ancient metal cauldrons give clues about food in the Bronze Age

by researchaether | Aug 24, 2023 | Humanity:un:covered | 0 |

Ancient metal cauldrons are providing archaeologists with clues about the kind of food people ate...

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New technique measures structured light in a single shot

by researchaether | Aug 11, 2023 | Technology:un:covered | 0 |

A new technique measures structured light using the Kramers-Kronig relation, which enables...

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Organoids revolutionise research on respiratory infections

by researchaether | Aug 3, 2023 | Health:un:covered | 0 |

Scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Lausanne have developed organoids that revolutionise...

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Extreme DNA resolution

by researchaether | Jun 19, 2023 | Humanity:un:covered, Technology:un:covered | 0 |

Extreme DNA resolution: Researchers at EPFL in Switzerland have slowed down and scanned individual...

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Fossils prove long-necked reptiles decapitated by predators

by researchaether | Jun 19, 2023 | Earth:un:covered | 0 |

The study of the fossilised remains of long-necked reptiles has proved that they were decapitated...

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Why insect numbers are in decline

by researchaether | Apr 28, 2023 | Earth:un:covered | 0 |

A researcher from Mainz University has outlined the causes and consequences of the worldwide...

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Testing antibiotic resistance with a fast, cheap, and easy method

by researchaether | Apr 25, 2023 | Health:un:covered | 0 |

Researchers from Switzerland and Belgium have created a fast, cheap and easy method to test for...

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New embryonic brain circuit discovered

by researchaether | Apr 18, 2023 | Health:un:covered | 0 |

Researchers have discovered a new embryonic brain circuit, which may provide new insights into...

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Internal thermometer tells seeds when to germinate

by researchaether | Mar 13, 2023 | Earth:un:covered | 0 |

A University of Geneva team has discovered an ‘internal thermometer’ mechanism by which a seed...

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Nanoparticles cooled to quantum ground-state in two motional dimensions

by researchaether | Mar 10, 2023 | Technology:un:covered | 0 |

Swiss and Austrian scientists have managed to cool nanoparticles to quantum ground-state in two...

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