The future of Switzerland

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All 71 articles on Switzerland

1. Researchers say AI is advancing faster than our ability to understand itAI and intelligence30 May 2026
2. Millions of injectable nanobots help heal spinal injuries fasterBiotech and enhanced humans6 May 2026
3. Inside the worlds first Anti-Matter delivery serviceEarth and energy27 Mar 2026
4. Researchers put a simulated fly brain in a simulated fly body in the MatrixVirtual worlds22 Feb 2026
5. Researchers are using quantum computing to optimise energy gridsEarth and energy17 Jul 2025
6. Researchers make Cellulose for packaging from air for the first timeIndustry and manufacturing24 Apr 2025
7. The Misinformation Apocalypse | Microsoft, Geneva | Matthew Griffin | Futurist SpeakerArticles11 Mar 2025
8. US startup Acceleron advances Cold Fusion technologyEarth and energy5 Feb 2025
9. Adding Quartz to solar receivers could decarbonise the world’s industrial sectorEarth and energy30 Oct 2024
10. New study says true cost of climate change could be $15,000 per person per yearOpinion4 Oct 2024
11. Makers of spray on sneakers are hoping to strike gold at the OlympicsIndustry and manufacturing4 Aug 2024
12. GPT3 helps transform chemical researchAI and intelligence6 Jul 2024
13. Tiny device zaps spinal chords to let paralysed people to move againBiotech and enhanced humans16 Jun 2024
14. Living brain Bio-Computers are now being trained on DopamineComputing12 Jun 2024
15. Researchers have created the world’s first pure glass laserIndustry and manufacturing18 Apr 2024
16. In historic first EU court rules climate inaction violates human rightsEarth and energy10 Apr 2024
17. 3D printed reinforcement free bridge aces final testsAI and intelligence13 Jan 2024
18. Watch as these playful autonomous drones chase down a human in a forestRobotics27 Dec 2023
19. In a world first AI beats humans at a physical sportRobotics14 Dec 2023
20. Computers that run on heat not electricity could power future AIsComputing26 Aug 2023
21. When these designer cells hear music they release insulin for diabeticsBiotech and enhanced humans17 Aug 2023
22. Electrogenetic breakthrough finds a way to control your genes via wearablesBiotech and enhanced humans7 Aug 2023
23. OMA3 offers users a way to easily travel between Metaverse worldsConnected society27 Jul 2023
24. The people tasked with training AI are outsourcing their work to AIRobotics4 Jul 2023
25. The worlds first lab grown steak breaks cover in SwitzerlandIndustry and manufacturing21 Feb 2023
26. Defending the Office of Finance Against Hackers | ABB Group, Germany | Matt Griffin | Cyber and Risk Keynote SpeakerArticles23 Nov 2022
27. New X-Ray technique helps researchers discover backdoors in components fasterSecurity and privacy23 May 2022
28. Vertical farms are coming to save your perfume from climate changeEarth and energy21 Mar 2022
29. The Future of Comfort and the Smart Home | IMI, EMEA | Matthew Griffin | Innovation Keynote SpeakerArticles23 Feb 2022
30. DeepMind’s AI can now successfully control plasma in a fusion reactorEarth and energy22 Feb 2022
31. Swiss government first to approve the use of an assisted suicide boothBiotech and enhanced humans31 Dec 2021
32. Scientists are trying to control lightning with a giant laser lightning rodEarth and energy8 Oct 2021
33. The worlds first mountain based solar farm is 50 percent more efficientEarth and energy12 Aug 2021
34. Gravity energy storage finds a new way to solve renewable energy’s achilles heelEarth and energy28 Jul 2021
35. Researchers innovative nanomaterial opens the door for bulletproof shirtsIndustry and manufacturing13 Jul 2021
36. Scientists are killing your digital twins to save your lifeVirtual worlds10 Jun 2021
37. Facebook backed cryptocurrency Diem to launch later this yearConnected society31 May 2021
38. Climate change startups begin sucking CO2 out of the air with giant rigsEarth and energy7 May 2021
39. Scientists are building the Earth’s digital twin to help solve global problemsEarth and energy4 Mar 2021
40. Synthetic molecules that mimic human cells successfully lured and killed the flu virusIndustry and manufacturing28 Dec 2020
41. World Economic Forum report says machines will do 50 percent of all work by 2025Robotics22 Nov 2020
42. Researchers develop microstructures that can self-assemble into new materialsIndustry and manufacturing17 Oct 2020
43. Researchers new breakthrough computer chip transfers data at light speedComputing6 Sep 2020
44. The Future of Energy 2050 | ARK, Geneva | Matthew Griffin | Energy and Sustainability Keynote SpeakerArticles2 Sep 2020
45. Nanotech helps chocolatiers create rainbow chocolates and give artificial colourings the bootIndustry and manufacturing8 Jul 2020
46. Cameras that see round corners just got a major megapixel upgradeEarth and energy25 Jun 2020
47. Researchers unveil the world’s smallest motor to power nanobots and nanomachinesIndustry and manufacturing21 Jun 2020
48. World first as scientists link biological and artificial neurons together in a networkBiotech and enhanced humans8 May 2020
49. First of a kind biosensor detects Covid-19 in the air around youIndustry and manufacturing20 Apr 2020
50. 3D printed bunny contains instructions to make a copy of intselfIndustry and manufacturing8 Jan 2020
51. Scientists have managed to clone photons using quantum dotsComputing4 Jan 2020
52. Formula E’s new E-Sports “ghosting” app lets gamers race real drivers in real timeVirtual worlds23 Dec 2019
53. New Nestle service uses your DNA to sell you personalised supplementsBiotech and enhanced humans3 Aug 2019
54. Scientists unveil self-healing asphalt to end potholesIndustry and manufacturing27 Jul 2019
55. Synthetic lifeforms closer to reality after AI creates world’s first synthetic genomeBiotech and enhanced humans11 Jul 2019
56. Researchers gene hacked human cells and turned them into dual core computersComputing2 Jul 2019
57. Futuristic transparent electronics get closer thanks to a Swiss supercomputerIndustry and manufacturing16 Feb 2019
58. Scientists created huge atom clouds to test quantum entanglement at scaleComputing9 Aug 2018
59. World’s first commercial solar aircraft aims for the StratosphereTransport and mobility22 Jul 2018
60. Reverse engineering computer chips just became ridiculously easyComputing26 Jun 2018
61. New Quantum ML algorithm could revolutionise Quantum AI before it even beginsAI and intelligence2 May 2018
62. Electric eel inspired bio-batteries could revolutionise pacemakers and wearablesEarth and energy6 Feb 2018
63. 3D printed living inks breakthrough could revolutionise manufacturingIndustry and manufacturing30 Dec 2017
64. IBM’s AI learns how to predict the outcomes of chemical reactionsAI and intelligence14 Dec 2017
65. Researchers have developed an AI that can identify masked individualsSecurity and privacy13 Nov 2017
66. Blockchain experts are putting a stop to governments putting backdoors in softwareSecurity and privacy27 Aug 2017
67. Nvidia’s latest autonomous drone flies off gridAI and intelligence29 Jul 2017
68. Scientists have created the world’s first durable printed solar cellEarth and energy3 Jul 2017
69. Switzerland might build a $3.4Bn autonomous underground transport systemTransport and mobility28 May 2017
70. Swiss scientists are growing glaciers to turn back the effects of global warmingEarth and energy14 May 2017
71. New mind reading machine lets people with locked in syndrome communicateAI and intelligence9 Feb 2017