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Académie suisse des sciences techniques SATW
Swiss Education Report 2026: What the data means for STEM promotion and equal opportunities
Every three years, the Swiss Coordination Centre for Research in Education publishes the Swiss Education Report. This provides a comprehensive overview of the entire Swiss education system, from pre-school to continuing education. The fifth report of this kind was published on 23 March 2026 and serves the Confederation and cantons as a knowledge base for managing the education system and formulating common education policy goals. In this interview, Edith Schnapper, Head of Promotion of Young Talent at the SATW, explains what the report shows for the STEM sector and why targeted promotion is only effective if it starts early, is designed interactively and takes structural barriers into account.
Académie Suisse des Sciences Médicales ASSM
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Invitation à la rencontre des bibliothèques biomédicales
La Commission des bibliothèques biomédicales, rattachée à l’ASSM, invite à une manifestation «Meet and Greet» pour favoriser les échanges, le mercredi 26 août 2026 à Berne. Les inscriptions sont ouvertes jusqu’au 9 août 2026.
Académie suisse des sciences humaines et sociales
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Qu’est-ce qu’une « bonne vie » ? Un défi scientifique mondial pour y répondre
Le Centre LIVES lance le Good Life Data Challenge, un projet collaboratif réunissant 95 chercheur·es à travers le monde pour identifier les facteurs d’une vie heureuse, riche et pleine de sens à partir de données suisses inédites.
Académie suisse des sciences techniques SATW
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Medicine at a turning point
Modern medicine is at a turning point thanks to the groundbreaking biological findings that are driving it forward. However, it has so far remained focused on average patients and concentrated on a few large, centralised institutions. The decisive change lies in overcoming the "medicine of snapshots" in favour of decentralised, personalised support that works continuously and regardless of location. Three technological pillars support this change: networked infrastructure, human augmentation and high-precision, biologically customised therapies.