Environment - Jan 15
Carbon cycles as a yardstick for climate change Also included in the study: River in Ecuador. (Photo: Scott Tiegs)

Health - Jan 15
Ears from the 3D-printer A 3D-printed ear: Empa researcher Michael Hausmann uses nanocellulose as the bas

Health - Jan 15
Researcher Wins Prestigious Biochemistry Award

Environment - Jan 15
EPFL goes to New Zealand to study melting glaciers

Innovation - Jan 11
EPFL drones draw crowds in Las Vegas The entrepreneurs and Nicolas Bideau, director of Presence Swiss present the EPF

Innovation - Jan 10
Publication de l’ouvrage "Methodological and Ontological Principles of Observation and Analysis"

Business - Jan 10
What role did malaria play in the spread of slavery in the United States?

Innovation - Jan 10
NEST earns energy award: "Watt d’Or" for NEST

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Nudging Does Not Necessarily Improve Decisions

Business - Jan 16

Nudging, the concept of influencing people's behavior without imposing rules, bans or coercion, is an idea that government officials and marketing specialists alike are keen to harness, and itis often viewed as a one-size-fits-all solution. Now, a study by researchers from the University of Zurich puts things into perspective: Whether a nudge really does improve decisions depends on a person's underlying decision-making process.

Physics - Jan 15

International collaboration publishes concept design for a post-LHC future circular collider at CERN

Geneva. Today, the Future Circular Collider (FCC) collaboration submitted its Conceptual Design Report (CDR) for publication, a four-volume document that presents the different options for a large circular collider of the future.

Health - Jan 15

Engineered’T cells promote long-term organ transplant acceptance

Organ transplant rejection is a major problem in transplantation medicine. Suppressing the immune system to prevent organ rejection, however, opens the door to life-threatening infections.

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