Swiss Science Briefing on Academic Freedom
Academic Freedom is a strong value for Swiss and EU science cooperation and a key asset for the advancement of knowledge and the society.
Academic Freedom is a strong value for Swiss and EU science cooperation and a key asset for the advancement of knowledge and the society.
In order to achieve the transformations of the green and digital transition, the EU attributes a leading role to the cultural and creative sectors.
The Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences, the Swiss National Science Foundation and SwissCore organise a Swiss Science Briefing on ‘Academic Freedom: an essential value for progress and prosperity’.
Together with the Mission of Switzerland to the EU and the Delegation of the Basque Country to the EU, we organise an event on ‘Creative Economies: Creation of innovation and values for a strong Europe’.
After five years, our European Senior Advisor for innovation Otto Bruun leaves SwissCore with a suitcase full of wonderful memories.
It is a pleasure to announce that Luca Cruciato will join SwissCore on 4 September. He will cover the European innovation policies and programmes.
On 1 September, Andrina Wyttenbach will start a 6 months’ traineeship at SwissCore.
On 1 September, Annina Oberholzer will start a 6 months’ traineeship at SwissCore.
After a total of ten months at SwissCore, we say farewell to Janik Mutter, first trainee and then Junior Advisor for European Research.
After five months at SwissCore, we bid farewell to Chantal, our trainee for education.