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Prix Schläfli 2021 award for the four best dissertations in natural sciences
The body's own defence against urinary tract infections, a new method for quantifying and determining genetic damage, evidence in so-called Diophantine geometry and the question of how soot from combustion processes influences the formation of clouds and thus, the climate – the Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT) is awarding the Prix Schläfli 2021 to the four most important insights of young researchers at Swiss universities. Claudia Aloisi (Chemistry), Gabriel Dill (Mathematics), Fabian Mahrt (Geosciences) and Gregor Weiss (Biology) receive the prize for findings in their dissertations. The Prix Schläfli is awarded annually to the four best dissertations in the natural sciences. This prize was first awarded as early as 1866.
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Recensione del corso di formazione "Dimostrare prontezza di riflessi
Come si fa a reagire con sicurezza alle critiche? È questa la domanda a cui ha cercato di rispondere il corso di formazione "Dimostrare la propria prontezza di spirito", condotto dalla dinamica Lucette Quarteron. Hanno partecipato dodici donne provenienti da diverse reti, tra cui Juliette, ex mentore del programma Swiss TecLadies e fortunata vincitrice del nostro sorteggio.Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences SAMS
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Swiss Public Health Conference 2026: Call for Abstracts
«Public Health and the Beauty of Complexity» is the motto of the 2026 Swiss Public Health Conference. The call for abstracts is now open to all interested parties, including those from the fields of research, practice, politics and patient advocacy, until 1 February 2026.
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Swiss National ORD Prize 2025 for Legal and Environmental Sciences awarded
Innovative Open Research Data practices impressively demonstrated: The project team “Choice of Law Dataverse” (University of Lucerne) and James Runnalls (Eawag) are this year’s winners of the Swiss National Prize for Open Research Data (ORD Prize). Each prize is endowed with 10,000 Swiss francs.