Swiss

.swiss is a top-level domain for Switzerland. It was approved by ICANN as a TLD on 16 Oct 2014. This is meant to supplement the traditional.ch TLD. The Federal Office of Communications began registering.swiss domains as of 7 September 2015. Open registration to other legal entities begins from 11 January 2016.

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Researchers identify rubber-related chemicals in Swiss milk

Swiss trial for 2017 avalanche deaths unsettles hazard researchers

Swiss consortium renews open access agreement with MDPI - EurekAlert!

Swiss science seeks answers to climate change in Antarctic ice

Pensoft and the University of Zurich sign strategic OA Agreement to support Swiss research - EurekAlert!

A new chapter for Swiss geosciences and paleontology: Pensoft welcomes two new journals to its portfolio - EurekAlert!

'Enormous' melting sees Swiss glaciers shrink by 3% this year, the fourth-biggest retreat on record

1,000 Swiss glaciers already gone, and the melting is speeding up

And Swiss glaciers continue to melt - EurekAlert!

HKUST partners with top us and swiss universities to propose innovative strategy reshaping stability and sustainability of perovskite solar cells - EurekAlert!

Dramatic Collapse of Swiss Glacier a Chilling Warning, Experts Say

What Causes Glaciers to Collapse like the Event That Buried a Swiss Village?

Massive glacier collapse triggers landslide that buries Swiss village

AI reality lags the hype in Swiss tech industries - EurekAlert

Swiss Startup Connects 16 Human Mini-Brains to Create Low Energy 'Biocomputer'

Swiss scientists shrink super laser on a small chip in a world-first

Swiss study of Portuguese immigrants looks into the impact of citizenship on identity - EurekAlert

ChatGPT trains robot dog to walk on Swiss ball | This quadruped wobbling along, balanced on top of an exercise ball is a fun experiment to watch – but at its core, it demonstrates that AIs like GPT-4 can train robots to perform complex, real-world tasks much more effectively than we humans can.

Swiss space telescope observes exoplanet ‘rainbow’ | The Swiss space telescope CHEOPS has found a type of rainbow on a planet 637 light years away. The observation of a so-called “glory” is likely the first evidence of this phenomenon outside our solar system.

Swiss hydrogen-powered train sets 1741-mile record for nonstop travel