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Research Management - Career - 16.01.2023
Research Management - Campus - 10.01.2023
Physics - Research Management - 15.12.2022 
3.1 million in funding for new research projects at PSI
Scientists at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI are to receive two prestigious SNSF Starting Grants from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF), amounting to 3.1 million Swiss francs.
Campus - Research Management - 15.12.2022
Physics - Research Management - 15.12.2022
Career - Research Management - 28.11.2022
Research Management - Materials Science - 24.11.2022 
Consortium wins funding for project on ORD practices
A consortium with researchers from the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Empa and ETH Zurich has won funding of almost CHF1.3 million for a three-year project on open and reproducible materials science research.
Research Management - Politics - 24.11.2022
Research Management - 16.11.2022
Research Management - Campus - 15.11.2022
Research Management - Materials Science - 15.11.2022
Environment - Research Management - 15.11.2022
Research Management - Innovation - 10.11.2022
Research Management - Politics - 08.11.2022
Research Management - Administration - 27.10.2022
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Research Management - Campus - 12.10.2022
Research Management - 12.10.2022
Research Management - Social Sciences - 10.10.2022 
The challenges of scientific research evaluation
Evaluation of research conducted by academic institutions was one of the topics addressed during the fourth REHES workshop, Research on Higher Education and Science in Switzerland, which brought toge
Economics / Business - Research Management - 29.09.2022
Research Management - Campus - 26.09.2022
Research Management - 08.09.2022
Politics - Research Management - 29.08.2022
Research Management - Career - 09.08.2022
Physics - Research Management - 02.08.2022
Politics - Research Management - 22.07.2022
Health - Research Management - 18.07.2022
Research Management - Environment - 11.07.2022
Research Management - Career - 07.07.2022
Research Management - Politics - 04.07.2022
Research Management - Politics - 04.07.2022
Campus - Research Management - 01.07.2022
Research Management - 28.06.2022
Research Management - Politics - 28.06.2022
Research Management - Politics - 27.06.2022
Politics - Research Management - 23.06.2022
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Innovation - Research Management - 22.06.2022
Research Management - Innovation - 21.06.2022
Research Management - Life Sciences - 20.06.2022
Astronomy / Space Science - Research Management - 10.06.2022 
Gaia maps the Milky Way in three dimensions
The European data processing and analysis consortium for Gaia, in which the UNIGE participates, publishes its third catalogue of data. A colossal amount of new information about our galaxy. The European consortium for the data processing and analysis of the Gaia satellite, led by the European Space Agency (ESA), has published its third catalogue.
Research Management - 09.06.2022
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Research Management - Politics - 30.05.2022
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Scientists at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI are to receive two prestigious SNSF Starting Grants from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF), amounting to 3.1 million Swiss francs.
A consortium with researchers from the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Empa and ETH Zurich has won funding of almost CHF1.3 million for a three-year project on open and reproducible materials science research.
State Secretary Hirayama opens Science Europe High-Level Workshop on Research Ethics and Integrity
On 23 and 24 November, Science Europe, the association of research funding organisations, together with the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation and the Swiss National Science Foundation hosted this year's High-Level Workshop in Zurich.
On 23 and 24 November, Science Europe, the association of research funding organisations, together with the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation and the Swiss National Science Foundation hosted this year's High-Level Workshop in Zurich.
Education plays an essential role in research integrity
Ambrogio Fasoli, EPFL's Associate Vice President for Research and Director of the Swiss Plasma Center, and Caroline Vandevyver, the Head of EPFL's Research Office, spoke with us about the importance of research integrity, the challenges in this area and EPFL's positions on the issues. According to Ambrogio Fasoli and Caroline Vandevyver, education and communication are key to promoting research integrity and earning the trust of industry and civil society.
Ambrogio Fasoli, EPFL's Associate Vice President for Research and Director of the Swiss Plasma Center, and Caroline Vandevyver, the Head of EPFL's Research Office, spoke with us about the importance of research integrity, the challenges in this area and EPFL's positions on the issues. According to Ambrogio Fasoli and Caroline Vandevyver, education and communication are key to promoting research integrity and earning the trust of industry and civil society.
Evaluation of research conducted by academic institutions was one of the topics addressed during the fourth REHES workshop, Research on Higher Education and Science in Switzerland, which brought toge
Greater support for knowledge and technology transfer needed for start-ups
Greater support for knowledge and technology transfer for start-ups can be achieved by improving the regulatory framework. This conclusion was drawn in an assessment report of test mandates, which was submitted to the Federal Council on 22 June 22. Proposed measures include clear policy guidelines on the handling of intellectual property at universities, providing start-up financing to cover patent-related costs, and including entrepreneurship training in university study programmes.
Greater support for knowledge and technology transfer for start-ups can be achieved by improving the regulatory framework. This conclusion was drawn in an assessment report of test mandates, which was submitted to the Federal Council on 22 June 22. Proposed measures include clear policy guidelines on the handling of intellectual property at universities, providing start-up financing to cover patent-related costs, and including entrepreneurship training in university study programmes.
The European data processing and analysis consortium for Gaia, in which the UNIGE participates, publishes its third catalogue of data. A colossal amount of new information about our galaxy. The European consortium for the data processing and analysis of the Gaia satellite, led by the European Space Agency (ESA), has published its third catalogue.
