A Swiss study, based on data from over 100 stations, reveals that Sahara dust in Europe has increased by up to 25% in the last decade, impacting public health and the efficiency of solar panels.

A new Swiss study indicates that the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) is resulting in fewer job offers for junior roles. The research highlights AI's impact on entry-level employment opportunities.

A Swiss study by pro-European groups concludes that Brexit has led to wage losses, increased immigration, and numerous other disadvantages, suggesting lessons for Switzerland.

A new study from Switzerland suggests that social isolation contributes to higher levels of mistrust among individuals.

A new Swiss study indicates that armed conflicts and wars have a significant impact on and alter groundwater dynamics.

A new study conducted in Switzerland has provided fresh insights into the factors contributing to avalanche risks, potentially improving safety measures.

A ZHAW study commissioned by Greenpeace suggests that 60 percent of protein consumed in Switzerland should come from plants by 2050, a target deemed 'unrealistic' by politicians and farmers, including some Green party members.

A new study from the University of Basel and Inselspital Bern challenges the widespread belief that people are more exhausted in spring, concluding that fatigue levels do not significantly differ from other seasons.

New research indicates that human interaction has significantly impacted the brains of dogs, resulting in distinct breed differences and making their brains smaller and more versatile compared to wolves.

A study from the University of St. Gallen reveals that 25 to 50 percent of patients in Switzerland seek treatment outside their canton, prompting questions about the need for inter-regional hospital planning.

A Swiss study warns that approximately 30% of plants vital for medicine and food for Amazonian indigenous communities could be lost due to rising temperatures caused by climate change.

A study conducted in Switzerland indicates a decline in job offers for junior roles, attributing this trend to the increasing integration and capabilities of artificial intelligence in the workplace.

A new Swiss study indicates that cannabis consumption may lead to an increase in testosterone levels among young men, with additional reports confirming these findings.

A large-scale study in Switzerland, which for the first time included second-graders, tested language and math skills across various cantons, revealing that more privileged students show fewer deficits.

A new Swiss study has concluded that the Ukraine war might have been prevented if earlier sanctions had been imposed.

A new Swiss study has found that beavers play a crucial role in promoting biodiversity within ecosystems. The research emphasizes the positive impact these animals have on their environment.

A new study by Swiss Economics challenges the Swiss Federal Council's expectations of economic benefits from the EU treaty package, arguing that positive effects of bilateral agreements are overestimated and institutional costs are underestimated.

A Swiss study by gfs.bern indicates that while young people show strong interest in politics, only a minority actively participates in voting and other democratic processes.

A study by Avenir Suisse highlights that Swiss citizens over 60 vote twice as frequently as younger generations, leading to a shift in political influence towards older age groups. The article discusses potential measures, including the possibility of lowering the voting age to 16.

A University of Zurich study reveals that dominant masculinity images are prevalent among young men in Switzerland, with digital platforms like the 'Manosphere' playing a significant role in shaping these perceptions.

A new GDI study from Switzerland indicates that while the wellness industry is booming, the pressure to be fit, beautiful, and healthy disproportionately affects young people and women.

A new study from Switzerland suggests that armed conflicts and wars have a significant impact on and alter the dynamics of groundwater systems.

A new Swiss study suggests that weakening ocean currents may have played a significant role in intensifying past ice ages. The research provides new insights into the complex dynamics of Earth's climate history.

New research from the University of Bern, Switzerland, indicates that subtle signs of a partner's unhappiness or dissatisfaction in a romantic relationship can be observed years before a breakup.

A new analysis by Economiesuisse suggests that the safety risk of building new nuclear power plants in Switzerland is negligible, challenging the perception that they are uninsurable.

It cannot be empirically proven that people are more exhausted in the spring, shows a Swiss study. It could rather be a cultural phenomenon.

A new study conducted in Switzerland has revealed that women who suffer from severe burns are more susceptible to developing blood infections.