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Zurich/Geneva - The European research institute CERN and technology company ABB have entered into a partnership to identify energy efficiency improvements for lab experiments. Their work will be based on data and digital twins.

Schlieren - Digital Republic has won an award for being the most innovative provider worldwide at this year’s World Congress of Mobile Virtual Network Operators in Berlin. The mobile internet provider in the Greater Zurich Area was named 5G MVNO of the Year.

Lugano – The new strategic unit USI Transfer at the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) is contributing to an increase in technology transfer. More and more of its scientific discoveries are finding their way into industry and society.

Winterthur/London - The recently established Swiss Textile Recycling Ecosystem is pushing forward the development of a circular economy for textiles. It is based on an innovative recycling technology from Worn Again Technologies. A demonstration plant is currently being built in Winterthur.

Zurich/Beijing - The SIX Swiss Exchange has taken on its first Chinese member: China International Capital Corporation (UK) Limited. The Beijing-based investment bank sees this as a milestone on its path toward European and international expansion.

London - The Financial Times has published a ranking of the best Masters courses in finance. Switzerland has four universities among the top 55, including the Università della Svizzera italiana and the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts with its Institute for Financial Services Zug.

Toronto/Zug - The BSV Blockchain Association from the Greater Zurich Area has claimed the prize of Blockchain Government Initiative of the Year at the AIBC Summit Americas in Toronto. The event thrusts tech projects that are changing the face of the technology industry into the spotlight.

Chur - The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons and the two employment agencies jobchannel and Scrambl. are jointly using Artificial Intelligence to research which job profiles have a future and which do not. This Innosuisse project aims to make it easier for the Swiss economy and its stakeholders to plan for the future.

Pfäffikon/Zurich - Lattice Flow has won the Swiss AI Award 2022 at the artificial intelligence festival AiCon. The jury selected Magnes AG and Embotech to take joint second place. All three winners originated from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich.