Support for Ukrainian scientists from Swiss research programs

Due to the full-scale Russian invasion foreign partners of the Ministry of Education  and Science of Ukraine invite Ukrainian scientists, innovators and researchers to join the projects. 

Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) offers research programs for Ukrainian scientists at the University of Bern:

• project “Digital Health Innovation: a Governance Roadmap for Switzerland (D-GOVmap)” (more information is available on the website). The team of the project is working on a national policy roadmap for digital health innovation in Switzerland. Contact person: Daniel Hürlimann, [email protected];
• project “A Mixed-Methods Inquiry into Social Entrepreneurs’ Crowdfunding Campaigns: How do Social Entrepreneurs Persuade Backers Through Verbal and Visual Communication?” (more information) for specialists in management, entrepreneurship, and sociology. Contact person: Pascal Dey ([email protected]), Christian Hopp ([email protected]);
• project “Optimizing lipid production and in-situ extraction in biofilm immobilized microalgae” (more information) for specialists in biotechnology engineering, biotechnology, and microbiology. Contact person: Michael Hans-Peter Studer, [email protected];
• project “Change in grassland functional composition via resource shifts driven by climate extremes” (more information) for specialists in plant ecology. Contact person: Andreas Stampfli, [email protected];
• project “InPercept – System for detection and localization of non-authorized mobile phones in buildings” (more information) for specialists in electrical engineering, information, and communications technology. Contact person: Armin Schmidt, [email protected].

Bern Academy of the Arts:

• project “Italian provincial theatre and the Risorgimento” (more information) for specialists in the actors' studio, literature, history of arts, musicology, and computer science. Contact person: Annette Kappeler, [email protected];
• projects “Performance: conservation, materiality, knowledge” and “Activation Fluxus”. Contact person: Dr. Hanna Hölling, [email protected];
• project “Luigi Cherubini und die Kompositionslehre am Pariser Conservatoire”. Contact person: Claudio Bacciagaluppi, [email protected]. 

NRP “Smarter Health Care” invites specialists in social and medical sciences (anthropology, nursing, sociology, health, social work, etc.), to join the project “Development of caring communities for long-term care at home” (more information). Contact person: Dr. Heidi Kaspar, [email protected].

Project “Mental health in performance sport” invites specialists in the field of sport, mental health, and statistics (more information). Contact person: Philipp Roethlin, [email protected].

Project “Settings of Dying” focused on studying the life cycle and death invites specialists in the fields of medical science, sociology, religion, and culturology (more information). Contact person: Corina Caduff, [email protected].

NRP “Welfare and Coercion” invites specialists in the field of social sciences to join the project “From generation to generation: Family narratives within the context of welfare and coercion” (more information). Contact person: Dr. phil. Andrea Abraham, [email protected].

Bern University of Applied Sciences invites specialists in the fields of robotics, user interface, computer vision and design, and psychology, to join the project “Cobotics, digital skills and the re-humanization of work” (more information). Contact person: Prof. Dr. Sarah Dégallier Rochat, [email protected].

Project “Heart Rate Variability, Dynamics and Control During Exercise” invites specialists in the fields of medical engineering, cardiovascular and common physiology (more information). Contact person: Kenneth Hunt, [email protected].

Specialists in the fields of AI, energy industry, and operations research are invited to join the project “Probabilistic Intraday Forecasting of Photovoltaic Power generation for the Swiss Plateau” (more information). Contact person: Angela Meyer, [email protected].

Swiss Federal Institute of Sport Magglingen SFISM invites specialists in the fields of biomechanics, sports technologies, SmartTech, and computer science to join the project “DigitalTwin” (more information).