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Radiofarmacia ieri, oggi e in futuro
I radiofarmaci possono essere utilizzati per trattare alcuni tipi di cancro in modo personalizzato. Decenni di intensa ricerca hanno preceduto l'attuale stato dell'arte e il futuro promette opzioni terapeutiche ancora migliori.
Il biometano svizzero ha un grande potenziale
Attraverso un utilizzo intelligente della biomassa, la Svizzera potrebbe coprire in autonomia una percentuale consistente del proprio fabbisogno di gas e, così facendo, rendersi più indipendente dal mercato mondiale.
Eliminare la paura del cancro
I ricercatori del PSI stanno sviluppando nuove tecnologie e farmaci per eliminare i tumori in modo più efficace, preciso e personalizzato.
Una macchina del tempo verso lo stato più stabile
Il software open source GEMS può essere utilizzato per calcolare la chimica di sistemi complessi. Un nuovo consorzio nazionale ne sta ora garantendo l'ulteriore sviluppo a lungo termine.
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Sarbajit Banerjee forscht für eine starke Schweiz: Er entwickelt Materialien weiter, die die Energieversorgung der Zukunft vorantreiben.
Er arbeitet an Batteriematerialien der nächsten Generation…
⚡Was ist Atomkraft, und warum diskutieren wir darüber? Die Primarschulklasse aus Obersiggenthal (AG) war für SRF Kids am PSI iLab zu Besuch!
Dort führten sie ein interessantes Gespräch mit unserem…
What if we could detect ageing before it becomes visible?
In this short explainer, G.V. Shivashankar shares how his research at PSI uncovers subtle changes in cellular ageing. And how this could…
What’s your next career move after your PhD or postdoc? On 30 April 2026, the 3rd joint Career Fair of Paul Scherrer Institute and Park Innovaare will take place at Park Innovaare.
The event…
Anne Bonnin forscht für eine starke Schweiz: Sie zeigt mit bisher unerreichter Detailgenauigkeit, wie sich Schall durch das Ohr ausbreitet.
Sie untersucht, wie die winzigen Knochen des menschlichen…
🌳 Wood, sewage sludge and green waste have great potential for Switzerland’s energy transition! 🌱 Wood gasifiers, biogas plants and similar technologies could cover a substantial proportion of…
Ageing doesn’t start when we feel it. It begins much earlier, inside our cells.
We asked our expert G.V. Shivashankar how his research on cellular ageing contributes to healthier ageing.
👉 Swipe…
Taking the fear out of cancer: At PSI, researchers are working across many fields to combat cancer.
For example:
⚕️In proton therapy, where tumours are precisely targeted and destroyed using a…
Sharper, smaller, brighter! ✨A new beam, a new level of precision, and many possibilities ahead at the new SLS. The first paper after the SLS upgrade is out!
Find out how the protein…
A time machine for chemistry
! When researchers want to understand how a rock formed millions of years ago, how cement will behave in the future or how lithium can be extracted from deep geothermal…
Our new Diversity Gallery brings PSI’s diversity to life through employee portraits displayed across several buildings 📸 The gallery was officially presented at an opening reception on March 18, and…
Why do cells respond “incorrectly” in old age? 🧬 Researchers at the PSI have shown that, over the years, the packed form of our DNA in the cell nucleus – known as chromatin – changes.
That is why…
Campus life at PSI — part 2. Beyond large scale research facilities and laboratories, many facilities help keep everyday life on PSI’s campus running smoothly.
Here are a few more places and…
A step toward therapies with fewer side-effects: Researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI have observed how a drug for high blood pressure changes in a flash.
💡 💊❤️ Through irradiation with…
A research institute or a small city? 👀 PSI’s unique campus is home to five large scale research facilities, alongside many laboratories and offices where around 2,300 employees work.
But it also…
X-ray light from the Swiss Light Source SLS sheds new light on how the body manages copper and fights oxidative stress.
Oxidative stress, an imbalance between reactive oxygen species and cellular…
⏱️Time has puzzled philosophers and physicists for thousands of years.
Quantum mechanics has not simplified the problem.
How can we time quantum events that unfold within mere tens of attoseconds? …
Citizen Science is at the heart of Pollen Watch!
Help us map the “Biisse” & the “Hatschi” 🤧
Curious about pollen, climate change, or just want to try something new?
Join our info event or reach out…
Heat the malt with water, release sugars, extract hops for aroma and bitterness, let the yeast do its job – and finally control the maturation. Brewing beer is chemistry – and at the same time an art…
For the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11, women researchers from Empa, Eawag, and PSI Paul Scherrer Institute share what drew them to science.
Curiosity. Motivation…
🎉 Ein besonderer Meilenstein für unsere zukünftigen Lernenden und Praktikant:innen: Am Dienstag, 22. Januar 2026, unterzeichneten sie gemeinsam mit ihren Eltern auf dem PSI-Campus feierlich ihre Lehr…
💥 At CERN near Geneva, colossal detectors measure particle decays. One 15-metre giant is the CMS detector. The PSI research group led by Lea Caminada contributes to its continuous development.
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🎉 A consortium led by PSI Paul Scherrer Institute and the University of Zurich has been awarded funding: President Parmelin has approved the National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR)…
🔬 With the upgrade project IMPACT, PSI is massively expanding perspectives in research with muons. For many years, the muon facility of the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI has been delivering the world’s…
🔧 Success through perseverence: Lorenz Moser and the SLS 2.0 upgrade
How do you bring a large research facility into the 21st century? Electrical engineer Lorenz Moser made a crucial measuring…
