More than 11,000 scientists in 153 nations have endorsed a newly published statement on climate change — and it’s extremely gloomy.

Due to high structural costs, Europe is in danger of losing a large part of its industrial production through emigration. Why companies need to reposition themselves in order to produce more individually, flexibly and demand-oriented.

Climate change won't be stopped with just seedlings and agriculture. Emissions reduction is needed too.

The "Industry 2025" initiative, supported by the industry associations asut, Swissmem and swissT.net, is committed to the dissemination of the concepts of Industry 4.0 in Switzerland. 

The IPG - JAGGAER networking event held on 5. Nov 2019 at Zurich airport answered the question - How Processes and technologies are driving you forward today.

On the occasion of the 3rd Swiss Logistics Forum on 5 November 2019 at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne, specialists from industry and science discussed self-learning systems in logistics, new transport and storage solutions, the integration of new knowledge and technologies in companies and the development of skills of robot and employees under the motto "Logistics X.O - a system learns". The approximately 100 event participants were very satisfied with the diverse, practice-oriented lectures and suggestions and the networking opportunities.

The analysts have just presented their "ten strategic technology trends for 2020".

Google researchers are training neural networks with a new technique to predict how a molecule smells based on its chemical structure.

A team of scientists from the universities of Alberta and Toronto has laid out the blueprints for a “quantum battery” that never loses its charge.

For decades, scientists have sought an affordable and effective way of capturing, storing, and releasing solar energy. Researchers in Sweden say they have a solution that would allow the power of the sun’s rays to be used across a range of consumer applications—heating everything from homes to vehicles.