Zurich researchers have taught an excavator to build dry stone walls on its own.

In Switzerland, everyone should be able to use the same charger for different cell phones, laptops or tablets from different manufacturers.

25 Leopard 2 main battle tanks can be exported to Germany. The Federal Council gave the green light for this on Wednesday.

Researchers can make people hear voices. A Swiss research team has developed a new method that triggers auditory hallucinations, as announced by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) on Monday.

There are significant security gaps in the Swiss charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.

A processor developed in Lausanne could significantly reduce the energy consumption of information and communication technology.

According to a report by the NZZ, the federal government wants to prevent the premature shutdown of existing nuclear power plants.

An instrument from the University of Bern is going to the moon. In 2027, a mass spectrometer from Bern will be used for the chemical analysis of moon rocks, the university announced on Thursday.

Robots are still inferior to humans. This is the conclusion reached by researchers at ETH Zurich in a new study.

The Swiss population is critical of the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in news production.

Cell phone use could have a negative impact on sperm quality. The more often a man uses it to make phone calls, write messages or surf the Internet, the lower his sperm quality, a new Swiss study shows.

The Swiss Landscape Conservation Foundation is fighting against the possible construction of a new ice grotto on the Rhone glacier.

A gel developed by the University of Bern can be used to stick drugs directly to an inflamed intestinal wall.

Swiss researchers have developed perovskite solar cells with record stability and over 25 percent efficiency.

Two cancer research projects from Switzerland and Austria have received the Swiss Bridge Award.

The Federal Council has extended the FM radio licenses for the radio industry one last time until the end of 2026.

The Swiss government is making a maximum of 84 million Swiss francs available for 2024 for individual projects by Swiss researchers as a transitional measure.

Geologists and specialists have reconstructed the debris flow near the Grisons mountain village of Brienz.