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Image cleantech July 14th, 2022 Plastic developed from waste biomass Scientists at EPFL in Lausanne have developed a new PET-like plastic from non-edible plant parts. The new product can be used f...
Image medtech July 7th, 2022 Special shirt for people with muscle diseases People with muscle diseases and spinal cord damage have cause for new hope: researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a wearable...
Image cleantech July 4th, 2022 Keeping chips cool using microfluidics, to enable more powerful electronics on earth and in space From cloud computing to machine learning: we constantly require more powerful chips that produce highly concentrated heat. The ...
Image cleantech June 27th, 2022 Carbon-neutral heating with new biofuel burner A Swiss cleantech start-up has developed a new type of burner technology which converts existing heating systems into neutral c...
Image Software June 20th, 2022 Quality control for AI Artificial intelligence works best under laboratory conditions, but not always in practice. An ETH spin-off has developed a sol...
Image Software June 13th, 2022 Inclusive writing in real time Editors and copywriters often unconsciously use terms that exclude or offend certain groups of people. To avoid this, a Swiss s...
