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Gymnasien in Bern und Basel mit dem MINT-Label ausgezeichnet
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Gymnasien in Bern und Basel mit dem MINT-Label ausgezeichnet
Drei Schulen, die sich im Unterricht besonders für Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwissenschaften und Technik engagieren, können sich fortan «MINT-aktives Gymnasium» nennen.
The Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE) commissioned science journalist Benedikt Vogel to write an article on the public funding programme SWEET (SWiss Energy research for the Energy Transition).
Space-based solar power stations could generate electricity almost round the clock and transmit it to Earth via microwaves. The individual technologies are well developed, but their interaction on a large scale has not yet been tested. Swiss research and industry could also play a part in overcoming the enormous technical and economic hurdles.
Advance care planning: More than an advance directive
From reflecting on personal values to developing a treatment plan in a nursing home: advance care planning (ACP) is a process. It encompasses numerous areas of action and relies on the commitment of many different stakeholders. Together with the FOPH, the SAMS co-leads a national working group that aims to raise public awareness of ACP and strengthen its implementation among healthcare professionals. A new online article provides a concise overview of the progress made to date.