Paul Scherrer Institute and guest authorMartina Gröschl. Research within reach, on the pulse of the time: On May 15, 2022, the new exhibition in the Visitor Centre of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI will be opened to the general public. It shows how the biggest research institute in the ETH Domain – and in Switzerland … More PSI:Visiting the researchers
The development of ‘bio-contributing’ naturally derived materials looks set to be a game-changer in packaging innovation. But there are still challenges ahead. By guest author Josh Sims from the Raconteur Recent years have seen the packaging industry introduce a flurry of nature-derived innovations in sustainability – prawn-shell plastic bags, the repurposing of palm leaves, … More How bio-contributing materials are giving back to nature
By guest author Joanna Stern from the Wall Street Journal Yet Peggy Johnson, chief executive of Magic Leap, can see it clearly. She doesn’t even have to put on the company’s high-tech headset. Ms. Johnson, who took over the reins of the embattled startup in 2020, sees a future where we put on augmented-reality glasses … More What It Will Take for Augmented Reality to Become Our Reality
Security keys offer the highest level of protection, while authentication apps are more widely supported. Avoid text-message codes if you can. By guest author Nicole Nguyen from the Wall Street Journal. Cybercrime is way up and a strong password isn’t enough to protect your money, your work and your family. To protect your accounts from … More You Need Two-Factor Authentication, but Some Types Are Safer Than Others
The CEO of Tag Heuer and son of LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault believes the watch brand can surpass EUR 1 billion in annual sales. By guest author Laure Guilbault from Vogue Business. Frédéric Arnault, who became CEO of Tag Heuer in July 2020, has reversed the pandemic-induced decline in sales at the LVMH-owned … More Frédéric Arnault talks Tag Heuer, Web 3.0 and NFTs
As the weeks roll by, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that many workers do not want to return to the factory-inspired ideal of sitting in an office five days a week. But it is also apparent that many don’t necessarily want to be sitting in their homes five days a week, either. So it’s unsurprising that … More How hotels are becoming better places to work