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The Swiss TecLadies camp inspires 24 girls in Martigny
The Swiss TecLadies Camp 2025 took place from 20 to 24 October in Martigny and brought together 24 girls aged 12 to 15 from all over French-speaking Switzerland for a week of scientific discovery. Organised by the SATW in collaboration with Objectif Sciences International (OSI) and with the support of the Hasler Foundation, the programme aimed to awaken vocations in the fields of science and computer science while boosting the participants' confidence in their abilities.Académie suisse des sciences techniques SATW
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Fascination with technology: TecDay opens up new perspectives at the Aargau Matura School for Adults
On TecDay at the Aargau Matura School for Adults, around 220 students experienced technology and science up close. In interactive modules, they immersed themselves in future topics and discovered how exciting and versatile STEM subjects can be.Académies suisses des sciences a+
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Prise de position des Académies suisses des sciences sur le paquet «Stabilisation et développement de la voie bilatérale entre la Suisse et l’UE»
Les Académies suisses des sciences (a+) saluent dans leur prise de position sur le paquet «Stabilisation et développement de la voie bilatérale entre la Suisse et l’UE» la proposition du Conseil fédéral sur la stabilisation et le développement des relations avec l’Union européenne. Du point de vue des Académies, l’EUPA n’est donc pas seulement un accord, mais aussi l’expression d’un jalon qui déterminera pendant des années l’importance de la Suisse dans le système scientifique international.
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Cyber security is losing priority in Swiss SMEs
The new "SME Cybersecurity 2025" study paints an alarming picture: despite the continuing high threat of cybercrime, Swiss SMEs are losing confidence in their own IT security. Only 42% of the companies surveyed still feel well prepared for a cyberattack - compared to over half in the previous year. At the same time, the issue of cyber security is becoming less important: it is no longer a priority for 28% of SMEs and their willingness to invest continues to decline.Académie suisse des sciences techniques SATW
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Technology Outlook 2025: What skilled labour the Swiss economy needs
The Technology Outlook 2025 of the Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences examines the specialist skills that will be required in the coming years in the fields of digitalisation, energy, manufacturing and life sciences. The study provides SMEs with new impetus for their HR strategy.Académie suisse des sciences techniques SATW
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Four outstanding female researchers receive the "Swiss L'Oréal - UNESCO For Women in Science 2025" award
The new "Swiss L'Oréal - UNESCO For Women in Science" prize was awarded for the first time. The award honours four outstanding female scientists for their excellent research and their commitment to greater equality in science. The award ceremony took place at the Zurich Chamber Orchestra.Jeune Académie Suisse JAS
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CosmoVision Arts Call for Authors launched
How can artistic and collaborative methods in transdisciplinary research bridge local and scientific worldviews? CosmoVision Arts invites teams of one researcher/scientist and one artist/practitioner to co-create works that merge analytical and creative perspectives, making knowledge accessible across disciplines and cultures.
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From hearing aid to health coach in the ear
What once began as a pure hearing aid is now developing into an intelligent healthcare platform in the ear. Sonova - manufacturer of Phonak hearing aids - is driving the future of personalised healthcare with AI, sensors and state-of-the-art chip technology. Stefan Launer has been deeply rooted in the Stäfen-based company for over 30 years. In a personal interview with SATW, he talks about the need to focus audio technology on people's needs.