In the Media - March 2023

Featuring the best of this month's news stories from the perspective of journalists and media around the globe.


CNN

30 March 2023

This once-thriving lake has all but dried up. It’s a story repeated across Europe as the drought deepens  

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PHYS.org

30 March 2023

Earthquake in Turkey was a doublet: First quake triggered second in neighboring fault

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MedTech Dive

29 March 2023

In a threat to diabetes tech market, scientists use implanted glucose-run fuel cell to power insulin release

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New Atlas, 28 March 2023, call_made

Medical Republic, 29 March 2023, call_made


Chemistry World

28 March 2023

Skeletal editing provides a simple route to access isoquinolines

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Medical Xpress

28 March 2023

A targeted method to combat cancer

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PHYS.org

27 March 2023

Accurate rapid tests made from smart graphene paper

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Neuroscience News

25 March 2023

Detecting Exercise Exhaustion With Smart Sportswear

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Innovation Textiles, 24 March 2023, call_made

Tech Today News, 28 March 2023, call_made


Drug Discovery News

24 March 2023

Bacterial biosensors eavesdrop on the gut

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Smithosonian Magazine

24 March 2023

Can a ‘Fingerprint’ of Your Brain Help Predict Disorders?

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Medical News Today

24 March 2023

Cancer: Time of day may matter for diagnosis, treatment

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News Medical Life Science, 29 March 2023, call_made

Healthline, 24 March 2023, call_made

 


IEEE Spectrum

24 March 2023

Protecting AI Models from “Data Poisoning”: New ways to thwart backdoor control of deep learning systems

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ScienceNews

23 March 2023

Here’s a peek into the mathematics of black holes

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Synced

22 March 2023

Avatars With Attitude: ETH Zurich & Microsoft’s X-Avatar Expands Expressiveness in Digital Humans

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MarkTechPost, 25 March 2023, call_made


Gizmodo

22 March 2023

Webb Telescope Spots a Planet With 'Gritty' Clouds Just 40 Light-Years Away

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Yahoo!news, 22 March 2023, call_made


World-Architects.com

22 March 2023

Sanitary and heating industry turns to sustainability

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BusinessNews

22 March 2023

Yes, 100% sustainable plastic industry is possible

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Futurity, 22 March 2023, call_made


Global 3000 /WCML - Television

22 March 2023

ETH Zurich's Urban-Think Tank helping South African NGO

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Also aired on numerous syndicated, regional television channels across the United States.  


SCIENCE BUSINESS

21 March 2023

ETH Zurich reviews progress made on quantum research

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TechCrunch

21 March 2023

Mapping drone startup Wingtra is charting a new future after landing $22M

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MSN, 21 March 2023, call_made

Forbes, 21 March 2023, call_made

Composites World, 29 March 2023, call_made


IEEE Spectrum

21 March 2023

Metal-Detecting Drone Could Autonomously Find Land Mines

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CHEM EUROPE

21 March 2023

Shape memory for nano-sized objects

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GreenBiz

21 March 2023

Microplastics are filling the skies. Will they affect the climate?

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FINANCIAL TIMES

20 March 2023

‘Credit Suisse is part of our history’: shocked nation digests bank’s collapse

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TechXplore

20 March 2023

Where should wind turbines be constructed in Switzerland?

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Tech Explorist

20 March 2023

How tumors transform blood vessels

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Futurity, 22 March 2023, call_made

Medical Xpress, 17 March 2023, call_made


Futurity

20 March 2023

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3D-printed insoles measure sole pressure directly in the shoe

3D-printed insole measures foot pressure right in shoe

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Innovations Origins, 26 March 2023, call_made


New Atlas

19 March 2023

Synthetic protein tweak could lead to universal cancer immunotherapy

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Business News, 20 March 2023, call_made

The Optimist Daily, 24 March 2023, call_made


BBC World Service - Digital Radio

17 March 2023

Crowd Science - Can robots be soft?

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Also aired on syndicated radio across the United States including Hawaii Public Radio.


MSN

17 March 2023

Majority in neutral Switzerland back closer NATO ties

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POLITICO

16 March 2023

Digital Bridge: Europe’s content enforcers — US privacy dilemma — Tech summit-palooza

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Medical Express

16 March 2023

Engineering an immune-cell booster for cancer patients

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Science Daily

15 March 2023

3D-printed insoles measure sole pressure directly in the shoe

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WIRED

14 March 2023

Europe Is Drying Up

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Medical Xpress

14 March 2023

How the effects of trauma can be inherited through epigenetic mechanisms

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Neuroscience News

14 March 2023

Detecting Hidden Brain States With Mathematical Models

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Modern Materials Handling

14 March 2023

Verity raises $32 million to accelerate rollout of autonomous inventory drone system

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Verity, 14 March 2023, call_made


Futurity

13 March 2023

Fluorescent corrosion protection material repairs itself

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Foreign Affairs New Zealand

11 March 2023

24 new professors appointed at ETH Zurich and EPFL

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Data Center Dynamics

10 March 2023

Digital Realty deploying Anybotics robot dogs in Swiss data center

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Eos

10 March 2023

Mapping Wetland Loss Across Three Centuries

An analysis by Etienne Fluet-Chouinard, a limnologist at ETH Zurich and team suggests that around 21% of Earth’s wetlands have been lost since preindustrial times, but that number could be as high as 35%..."This sort of analysis could help point to an appropriate baseline for wetland restoration efforts," Fluet-Chouinard said. The COP15 Convention on Biological Diversity set a goal of protecting 30% of Earth’s ecosystems, but it uses the 1970s as a baseline. For wetlands, “by 1970, the show [was] over,” he said. “It [was] already an impoverished world in 1970.”


AZO Materials

10 March 2023

Applying the Shape-Memory Effect to Tiny Nanoscale Machines

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BBC World Service

9 March 2023

Human Genome Editing - Promise and Peril

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Dezeen

9 March 2023

3D-printed bridge "combines ancient wisdoms and modern technology"

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Technology Networks

9 March 2023

Brain Cells Inspire Novel Computer Components

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Economist

8 March 2023

How genome editing will change humanity

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AZO Quantum

8 March 2022

Int. Women's Day Spotlight: Women Making Waves in Physics

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AZO Cleantech

8 March 2023

Women in the Clean Technology Field: A Conversation with Adina Rom

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AZO Build

8 March 2022

Discussing Construction Heritage and Preservation with Dr. Silke Langenberg

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Chemistry World

7 March 2023

Open source software could deliver huge time savings for computational chemists

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PHYS.org

7 March 2023

Scientists introduce new seismic risk model for Switzerland

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Ein News

7 March 2023

Aisot Technologies Secures CHF 1.8 Million Seed Funding Led by Haute Capital Partners

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Forbes

6 March 2023

Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2023

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Forbes

6 March 2023

Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2023

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Forbes

6 March 2023

Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2023

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ScienceDaily

6 March 2023

A wholly sustainable plastics economy is feasible

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AZO Nano

6 March 2023

 

3D Pictures of Single Nanoparticles with Short and Strong X-Ray Pulses

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Mining.com

6 March 2023

Newly discovered protein supports efficient refining of REEs (Rare Earth Elements)

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Financial Times

4 March 2023

Scientists launch new initiative to look for extraterrestrial life

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Science, 9 March 2023, call_made

Australian Financial Review, 5 March 2022, call_made

University of Cambridge News, 8 March 2023, call_made

Harvard University News, 4 March 2023, call_made

Mirror, 9 March 2023, call_made

Disabled World, 5 March 2023, call_made

Ask by Geeks, 5 March 2023, call_made

Academic Gates, 9 March 2023, call_made

Mirage, 9 March 2023, call_made


SciTech Daily

4 March 2023

New Hope for Patients With a Rare Incurable Disease

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Fast Company

3 March 2030

You can poison AI datasets for just $60, a new study shows

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Mirage

3 March 2023

Simon St?hler awarded 2023 AAAS Newcomb Cleveland Prize

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Also reported in...

Mirage, 3 March 2023, call_made


PHYS.org

2 March 2022

Switzerland's citizens want a circular economy, but not to share products

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Schengen Visa

2 March 2023

Two Swiss Universities Mull Reducing International Student Intake

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Inside Precision Medicine

1 March 2023

Researchers Map Effects of Chemical Carcinogen Exposure on Lung DNA

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ZME Science

1 March

We need to make more sustainable fertilizers. This is how we could do it

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Industry Leaders Magazine

1 March 2023

Condenser Makes Drinking Water from Air without Using Energy

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AZO Materials

28 February 2023

Taking Corrosion Protection to the Next Level

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ScienceAlert

27 February 2023

Physicists Levitated a Glass Nanosphere, Nudging It Into The Realm of Quantum Mechanics

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