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Swiss stories for the world with host Susan Misicka. In every episode we cover a universal topic with strong Swiss ties. You’ll be surprised at how much "Swissness" there is out there.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Swiss Connection science podcast, we're digging into the push to create a Swiss FabLab, a share...
Send us Fan Mail Where do people go when the water takes their land? Guided by a three-year ETH Zurich study and first-hand voices, we trace...
Send us Fan Mail A bin bag can tell you a lot about a country. We follow the trail of rubbish from Swiss kitchen cupboards and discover why...
Send us Fan Mail What does a good life look like when you cap your energy use at 2,000 watts? We take you inside Zurich’s "Hunziker Areal",...
Send us Fan Mail We follow the 2,800-meter Antarctic ice core from Little Dome C to a -50°C lab in University of Bern, tracing how scientist...
Send us Fan Mail A fingernail‑sized invader is transforming Swiss lakes and the cost of clean water. In this episode, we track the quagga mu...
Send us Fan Mail Join host, Jo Fahy, and pharmaceuticals and healthcare reporter, Jessica Davis Pluss, to weigh up the forces shaping pharma...
Send us Fan Mail How did longevity go from a social media trend to a focus of serious science? In this special bonus episode our host, Jo Fa...
Send us Fan Mail Lost cells on Apple , Spotify and any where you listen to your podcasts. SWI swissinfo.ch is a public service media company...
Send us Fan Mail Want a longer life that still feels like yours? We sit down with psychologist Christina Röcke of the University of Zurich’s...
Send us Fan Mail We trace how a soil-derived drug led to the discovery of mTOR, why growth control sits at the core of aging biology, and wh...
Send us Fan Mail What if the most valuable drug candidates aren’t found but designed on demand? We follow a chemist’s journey from a pencil-...
Send us Fan Mail We trace how sex and gender shape drug development, from male-heavy mouse studies to the split results in Lecanemab’s Alzhe...
Send us Fan Mail Alzheimer’s disease is more than age-related memory loss—it’s a serious brain disorder. In this episode of the Swiss Connec...
Send us Fan Mail The search for the elixir of life has been going on since time immemorial – and Switzerland has played a key role. Although...
Send us Fan Mail We’ve received the sad news that former CERN director and experimental physicist Herwig Schopper has passed away at the age...
Send us Fan Mail This is the final episode of 'Lost Cells', a short investigative podcast series. The production is an original SW...
Send us Fan Mail Over the next two episodes, we're proud to present 'Lost Cells', a short investigative podcast series. The p...
Send us Fan Mail Over the next three episodes, we're proud to present 'Lost Cells', a short investigative podcast series. The...
Send us Fan Mail Over the next four episodes, we're proud to present 'Lost Cells', a short investigative podcast series. The...
Send us Fan Mail Over the next five episodes, we're proud to present 'Lost Cells', a short investigative podcast series. The...
Send us Fan Mail Over the next six episodes, we're proud to present 'Lost Cells', a short investigative podcast series. The p...
Send us Fan Mail Please sign up for the latest episode SWI swissinfo.ch's new podcast tells the story of the families affected by a pri...
Send us Fan Mail This episode takes listeners to the Rhone glacier in the Alps, which is rapidly melting and releasing ancient microorganism...
Send us Fan Mail Cities tend to get hotter than the countryside when a heatwave hits. What can be done about these urban heat traps? How can...
Send us Fan Mail This episode explores a groundbreaking Swiss innovation that could revolutionise the construction industry. Join us as we d...
Send us Fan Mail Swiss students are propelling the future of space travel with innovative reusable rocket technology, putting Switzerland on...
Send us Fan Mail Using a new type of instrument, two astrophysicists from the University of Bern hope to get a little closer to unravelling...
Send us Fan Mail Swissinfo talks to Herwig Schopper, former CERN director, the grandfather of the world’s most powerful particle accelerator...
Send us Fan Mail For artist and researcher Şerife (Sherry) Wong the popular image of visionary geniuses who change the world from their gara...
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we talk to Stanford University professor Fred Turner, who’s been studying the impact of new media technolo...
Send us Fan Mail Pamela Munster, a world-renowned oncologist, has been working in San Francisco for 15 years. In this episode, she recounts...
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, SWI swissinfo.ch sat down with Claude Zellweger, Google's in-house design guru. We discussed the role...
Send us Fan Mail More than 150 Swiss start-ups have received a boost from California entrepreneurship, and three of them are already worth $...
Send us Fan Mail In his 50 years in the USA, St. Gallen psychologist and consultant Herman Gyr has never lost faith in human ingenuity, the...
Send us Fan Mail Pharmaceutical giant Novartis invested billions in Slovenia, helping turn the country into a global player in generic drug...
Send us Fan Mail Forensic science is critical in the search for justice and the fight against impunity. Africa suffers from a dearth of fore...
Send us Fan Mail Over the past two years, experts have unearthed thousands of Roman military artefacts littering a hillside in southeast Swi...
Send us Fan Mail It’s 20 years since Concorde made its final commercial flight, ending the first era of supersonic travel. A Swiss start-up...
Send us Fan Mail Researchers in Zurich are using drones to collect environmental DNA (eDNA) in a technique combining robotics and genetics t...
Send us Fan Mail Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) near Geneva are taking the next steps towards creating...
Send us Fan Mail Artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT generate remarkably human-like results. But how intelligent is it really? SWI...
Send us Fan Mail When and where the next avalanche will happen is hard to predict. In a special cold laboratory in Davos, researchers simula...
Send us Fan Mail Solar irradiance provides heat and light for life. It waxes and wanes with the cycle of solar activity, which currently can...
Send us Fan Mail The small city of Davos in southeastern Switzerland, located at an altitude of 1,560m above sea level in the Swiss Alps, at...
Send us Fan Mail Before 1960, broken bones were treated simply by using plaster casts or traction. Then 13 Swiss surgeons began rethinking f...
Send us Fan Mail The Swiss town of Davos is famous for mountain slopes, winter sports and the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum. Bu...
Send us Fan Mail Construction workers got a surprise recently while laying a pipeline underneath Lake Lucerne in central Switzerland. On the...
Send us Fan Mail In this second part of our two-part series on assisted suicide, SWI reporter Kaoru Uda tells host Susan Misicka what it was...
Send us Fan Mail Every year, over 1,000 seriously ill people end their lives in Switzerland with the help of suicide assistants. Assisted su...