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Climate policies: The swing voters that determine their fate
A large-scale international study spanning 13 EU countries shows that when it comes to climate policy proposals, the decisive factor is not the pro- or con-camps that are decisive, but a substantial middle group. This middle group responds differently depending on the specific climate policy, and their opinions often determine whether a policy gains majority support
Science meets the Federal Administration: Presentation of the Albert Einstein School of Public Policy in Bern
On 26 February 2026, the Albert Einstein School of Public Policy presented itself to the Swiss Federal Administration. During the exchange with senior representatives from numerous federal offices and agencies, the strong interest in closer collaboration between academia, public administration and politics became evident.
Frank Schweitzer, how can we prevent malicious AI swarms from destroying our democracies?
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used for mass disinformation and manipulation. 22 researchers from different disciplines warned against this in an article recently published in the journal Science. The authors include Frank Schweitzer, Professor Emeritus of Systems Design at ETH Zurich.
Three new Research Centres of Competence for ETH Zurich
How and where does life originate in the universe? How can physical phenomena be measured with the highest precision? How is Switzerland handling increasing climate and weather extremes? Three new National Centres of Competence in Research (NCCRs), awarded to ETH Zurich and its partner universities, seek to answer these questions.
Anthony Patt, how can we boost e-mobility in Switzerland?
Only a few cars on Swiss roads are purely electric, and the fleet is still growing slowly. New taxes on e-cars are likely to slow down the switch in future. Anthony Patt explains how the mobility transition could nevertheless be accelerated.