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Uncovering the shifting foundations between science and society
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How NFTs Disrupted the Art Market in Less Than a Year
December 16, 2021Built on the same technology as Bitcoin, NFTs have been the hottest topic of 2021. They enable a real market for digital works of art while fueling unprecedented speculation. Swiss and US specialists take you on a wild tour of superlatives.
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A Look Back: Venture Leaders in Life Sciences
October 4, 2021Swissnex hosted the latest cohort of Venture Leaders in Life Sciences. These inspiring Swiss startups had the opportunity to hone their pitches, get valuable insights and feedback, and meet with investors and experts.
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AIRTIME, Swiss Design TV
August 11, 2021Live from September 20 - October 30, 2021
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Hunting for exoplanets: European new space telescope and an MIT-lead satellite join forces
December 16, 2019The space telescope CHEOPS is about to be put into orbit. We met its Principal Investigator Willy Benz and George Ricker, who also leads a satellite mission aiming at studying exoplanets.
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On Solitude
June 18, 2020The world is in the midst of a great experiment in human nature, as we increase digital connectivity and social media exposure while simultaneously experiencing one of the largest episodes of physical isolation in recent history due to the current pandemic. Is this an inflection point for the human psyche or merely another anecdote in the annals of our development?
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Transcending Borders, One Handshake at a Time
March 26, 2021How two Swiss artists used robotics to make a physical handshake possible at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
