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- Congresso per specialisti
- Sion
Sustainable University Days 2024
Immagine: Karim Beji1/5- Comunicato stampa
Swiss Quantum Initiative strengthens research and development in quantum technology and science
Immagine: Dr Rob Thew, University of Geneva2/5- Comunicato stampa
De jeunes scientifiques suisses contribuent à une meilleure compréhension des systèmes climatiques polaires
Immagine: Julia Schmale, Siple Antarctica3/5- 2022
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Physics in Switzerland – driving economy, triggering innovation, empowering citizens
Immagine: Plattform MAP, SCNAT4/5- Comunicato stampa
Fällanden und Zürich neu auf der Landkarte der historischen Stätten der Chemie
Immagine: Gregor Forster5/5
Per una scienza solida
La SCNAT adotta iniziative per un sistema scientifico svizzero efficiente e al servizio della società. Rafforza la condivisione tra i soggetti della comunità scientifica. Accresce la consapevolezza per la responsabilità morale della scienza e redige linee guida per i processi scientifici e il loro utilizzo.
Attualità
Aree in cui si impegna la SCNAT
Contatto
Accademia svizzera di scienze naturali (SCNAT)
Casa delle Accademie
Casella postale
3001 Berna
Novità
"Appeals for decolonising North-South collaboration in research"
Our current global challenges require global collaboration. The colonial practices for North-South collaboration in research create dependence and invisibility, undermining the chances of finding solutions to these challenges. To combat this, collaboration and the development of knowledge through such research must be decolonised. I therefore make five proposals on how to end this situation.
Immagine: zvg
“Embracing gender diversity is good for science”
The expectation that women shall be and act like their male colleagues, especially when it comes to meet excellence criteria, is causing many women to leave science after their PhD or Postdoc. To plug this ‘leaky pipeline’ there is the need for a broader range of accepted career paths, behaviors and work models.
Immagine: zvg
«Pour un accès – véritablement – démocratique aux résultats de la science»
Le libre accès aux publications scientifiques (Open Access) vise à rendre accessible à tous les résultats de la recherche scientifique et à réduire les coûts des abonnements. Mais le modèle actuellement mis en place par les grands éditeurs renforce en réalité leur hégémonie. Pour reprendre le contrôle de ses publications, la communauté scientifique devrait définir sa propre politique éditoriale et la tarification, et y limiter le rôle des éditeurs commerciaux à la mise en œuvre technique.
Immagine: zvgPrise de position sur la consultation relative à la «loi sur le fonds Horizon»
Les Académies suisses des sciences saluent et soutiennent le projet de loi visant à établir le « fonds Horizon ». Ce fonds vise à garantir les moyens prévus pour le programme-cadre de recherche et d’innovation européen Horizon Europe en faveur de la recherche en Suisse. Ainsi, la perte pour la place scientifique suisse due à la participation partielle à Horizon Europe sera au moins minimisée.
Switzerland excluded from European planning of research infrastructures
The European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) was created to support a coherent and strategy-oriented approach to policy making in the area of major research infrastructures in Europe. As Switzerland is not associated with Horizon Europe, the EU framework programme for research and innovation, the Swiss ESFRI delegation and Swiss experts in the Strategic Working Groups (SWG) will no longer be invited to participate in ESFRI meetings and activities. According to Hans Rudolf Ott, Chairperson of the Round Table on Swiss Representation in International Organisations and Research Infrastructures (RoTIORI), organised by the Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT), Switzerland has lost an important means of contributing to the shaping of the European research landscape as a result of this decision, particularly in the field of major infrastructures. RoTIORI now expects pragmatic solutions to be developed in the interest of the European research landscape.
Immagine: ESFRI
Giovane Accademia Svizzera
La Giovane Accademia Svizzera offre alle nuove generazioni l’opportunità di realizzare progetti interdisciplinari e transdisciplinari. Grazie all’impegno e ai contributi di questa Accademia, i membri cercano di individuare tempestivamente le sfide sociali, offrono soluzioni per tali sfide e promuovono il dialogo tra la scienza e la società. La Giovane Accademia Svizzera è stata avviata dall’Accademia Svizzera di Scienze Naturali di cui fa parte.