Alpine Snow Depth Declining at Alarming Rate
Swiss research reveals mountain snow depth decreasing by up to 8cm per decade over past 60 years

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Computer science professor clarifies objectives of Swiss-developed AI model Apertus, addressing criticism and explaining its intended purpose.
Swiss research reveals mountain snow depth decreasing by up to 8cm per decade over past 60 years

Federal government approves creation of military space research center starting 2026, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign satellite technologies.

New national study reveals concerning levels of pesticide contamination in Swiss rivers, with 23 substances exceeding safety thresholds for aquatic life.

National study reveals 23 pesticides at hazardous levels in waterways, exceeding safety limits by up to 100 times and threatening aquatic ecosystems

Switzerland invests in two new space innovation projects, including lunar exploration robot and optical technology development.

University of Geneva study reveals 40-minute sleep increase and improved academic performance when teenagers restrict evening smartphone use.

Government backs lunar exploration robot and optical technology development, strengthening Swiss position in international space research

Research shows 40-minute increase in sleep and improved exam results when teenagers restricted from evening smartphone use

Swiss glaciers lost 3% volume in 2025 amid concerning climate trends, while researchers at University of Bern study million-year-old ice samples for climate insights

Two Swiss researchers named as potential Nobel Prize winners, highlighting Switzerland's continued excellence in scientific research

Bern-based scientists identify eight previously unknown species of 'guardian frogs', highlighting conservation concerns

Bern scientists identify previously unknown 'guardian frog' species in Borneo, highlighting conservation challenges

The Swiss National Science Foundation implements savings measures for 2026-2028, affecting research funding and scientific careers due to federal budget reductions.

New research reveals climate change contributed to approximately 200 heat-related deaths in Swiss cities during summer 2025, with Zurich most affected.

SNSF implements savings measures for 2026-2028 due to federal budget constraints, affecting research funding and scientific career development programs.

Switzerland retains its position as the world's most innovative country according to the latest Global Innovation Index, with China entering the top 10 for the first time.

Country leads world rankings for over a decade, while facing challenges from slowing research investment growth and increased competition as China enters top 10.

Swiss government abandons planned CHF 240 million research project on health effects of PFAS and other persistent pollutants, citing budget constraints.

MeteoNews records 43% decrease in lightning strikes during summer 2025, marking unusual weather pattern shift

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