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TecNight Frauenfeld: luogo d'incontro tra scienza e tecnologia per giovani e meno giovani

Giovedì 6 novembre 2025, la Scuola Cantonale di Frauenfeld si è trasformata in un punto di riferimento per gli appassionati di tecnologia e scienza per un totale di circa 1.400 visitatori. Più di 100 esperti provenienti da università, istituti di ricerca, aziende e dall'amministrazione cantonale hanno offerto spunti di riflessione sul loro lavoro e sullo stato attuale della ricerca, suscitando curiosità e voglia di dare forma al futuro.
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    Ethics consultation: Curriculum and certification of specialists

    There are numerous forms of ethical counselling and support within the Swiss healthcare system. Until now, however, there has been no structured and coordinated program for the certification of specialists working in this field. In September, the Swiss Society for Biomedical Ethics (SGBE) published a curriculum and certification model, thereby closing this gap.

  • Swiss Academy of Medical Sciences SAMS

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    New funding program: Advanced Physician Scientists Grants

    The Gottfried and Julia Bangerter-Rhyner Foundation and the SAMS are launching the funding program «Advanced Physician Scientists Grants» to support outstanding mid-career clinicians trained in Switzerland. The program allows them to devote 50 percent of their working time to their research project for two years, alongside their clinical activity.

     

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    “Can we still dream of space?” – Galactic Chloé on the importance of space and who has a say in it

    In 2019, Chloé Carrière co-founded Asclepios, Europe’s first student-led analog space mission. The first crew went into isolation in July 2021. In July 2025, the fifth edition spent 16 days underground at the Sasso San Gottardo fortress in Ticino – a mission that the aerospace engineer now accompanies as a mentor. As “Galactic Chloé”, she reaches a broad audience today with space topics on social media, in her own radio column and through documentary films. In an interview with SATW, she explains what students learn from a simulated moon mission, why she believes Swiss citizens should have a say in space policy, why she had to reshape her own dream of walking on the moon and how to keep Switzerland’s young space industry in the country.
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