AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAlpine Biodiversity: A repeatable survey in Graubünden recorded 173 hoverfly species, including three never before documented in the canton, offering a practical way to track how alpine insect communities change. Clean Rail: Stadler Rail is testing the world’s first narrow-gauge hydrogen train on a purpose-built track in Schaffhausen, ahead of planned use in Sardinia. Swiss Science Abroad: During President Guy Parmelin’s Vietnam visit, the two countries agreed to make science, technology, innovation and education priorities for cooperation. Clean Energy: A Swiss solar-powered aircraft set an altitude record of 9,640 metres, while EPFL researchers introduced a way to measure the carbon emissions of research labs. New Materials: A Swiss researcher has developed printable concrete held together by bacteria, pointing to a novel approach to construction materials.
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