Christoph Schwaiger

Christoph Schwaiger

Christoph Schwaiger is a freelance journalist. His main areas of focus are science, technology and current affairs. His work has appeared in a number of established outlets in various countries. When he's not busy hosting the discussions himself, Schwaiger is also a regular guest on different news programs and shows. He loves being active and is regularly spotted helping out organizations that champion causes that are close to his heart. Schwaiger holds an MA in journalism.

Articles by: Christoph Schwaiger

Forensic scientist in a white plastic suit collects a pair of shoes in a plastic bag in a taped off crime scene in the woods

'Microbiome of death' uncovered on decomposing corpses could aid forensics

By Christoph Schwaiger published

By analyzing the comings and goings of bacteria and fungi on decomposing bodies, researchers believe they can determine when a person died.

photo of Pink Floyd bass player Roger Waters raising his arms above his head and smiling from the stage at a concert in 2012

Listen to Pink Floyd's 'Another Brick in the Wall,' as decoded from human brain waves

By Christoph Schwaiger published

Researchers reconstructed recognizable snippets of the classic Pink Floyd song "Another Brick in the Wall" using listeners' recorded brain activity.

yellow, pink and blue packets of artificial sweeteners are arranged in small baskets, as used in restaurants, and sitting near salt shakers

Non-sugar sweeteners don't help with weight loss and may come with health risks, WHO says

By Christoph Schwaiger published

Non-sugar sweeteners won't make you lose weight and may be linked to health risks in the long-term, the World Health Organization reported.

team of masked surgeons gathered around a bed and lowering an oxygen mask onto the viewer

How does anesthesia work?

By Christoph Schwaiger last updated

Different types of anesthesia work in distinct ways — but scientists don't fully understand all their effects.