Projects

23-214-P
New

«Wiederanschub SYNT und SYPT nach Covid»

Kathrin Laxhuber und Samuel Byland
CHF 40'000.-

23-210-P
New

«NACHTAKTIV»

Manuela Dahinden
CHF 45'000.-

23-207-P
New

«Junior Euler Society - der Mathe-Club für helle Köpfe»

Anna Beliakova
CHF 135'000.-

23-206-P
New

«LERNfeld - Schulklassen forschen auf dem Bauernhof»

Dr. Eric Wyss
CHF 25'000.-

23-205-T
New

«„International Physicists‘ Tournament“ (IPT) 2024 an der ETH Zürich»

Andreas Vaterlaus
CHF 5'000.-

23-204-P
New

«Kino macht klug! Das Filmtheater als Wissenstheater»

Miriam Lüthold Lindén
CHF 29'800.-

23-203-P
New

«youNGW und Eiszeitpfad»

Michael Oettli
CHF 31'750.-

23-201-P

«LernFilm Festival 2024-2026»

Vera Krummenacher
CHF 80'000.-

23-104-P

«A Lively Path to Bring Science Way of Life to Children III - B»

Baptiste Lavie
CHF 110'000.-

23-102-T

«Reunion Event im Rahmen der Internationalen Chemieolympiade 2023»

Irène Studer-Rohr
CHF 9'000.-

23-101-T

«MATEMATICANDO 2024: A spasso con la matematica per le strade di Locarno»

Prof. Dr. Silvia Sbaragli
CHF 10'000.-

22-206-T

«Pint of Science Festival, Switzerland»

Silvia Cardellino
CHF 7'000.-

Pint of Science is a science festival organised by scientists, science communicators and science enthusiasts across the world. It aims to communicate contemporary scientific developments to the public in an untraditional, engaging and approachable manner by inviting researchers to the pubs. The festival provides a relaxed environment which allows the local community to discuss research with people who carry it out, with no prior knowledge of the subject required. This helps push the scientific boundaries beyond the research community, promoting interaction among scientists and society, while the public develops an increased understanding of what it is like to be involved in scientific discoveries. This kind of interaction addresses the challenge of conveying the meaning of research efforts to the public. Talks are combined with recreational activities infused by the element of surprise and excitement that help create an entertaining atmosphere allowing a sense of connection and engagement to be established with the public, easing the communication of science.

22-203-P

«Augmented Reality für den Unterricht in den MINT-Fächern am Beispiel elektrischer Stromkreis»

Prof. Dr. Dorothee Brovelli
CHF 100'000.-

22-202-P

«Growing Brains - ein Wissenschaftscomic»

Prof. Nora Maria Raschle; Sabine Gysi
CHF 45'000.-

22-201-P

«LERNfeld - Schulklassen forschen auf dem Bauernhof»

Dr. Eric Wyss
CHF 25'000.-

22-111-T

«Doppeljubiläum Uraniae200 – AIUB100»

Prof. Dr. Adrian Jäggi
CHF 10'000.-

22-110-P
Completed

«Teaching quantum with |Hop>»

João dos Santos Ferreira
CHF 28'300.-

As new quantum technologies, e.g. quantum computing, become increasingly relevant to the workplace, it is imperative to familiarize society with fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics. This proposal aims to explore a newly developed board game, |Hop>, as an educational tool for Quantum Physics, both in the classroom and at home.

22-109-P

«Das Franxini-Projekt: Der Franxini-Hive»

Servan L. Grüninger
CHF 64'000.-

22-108-P

«Mehr Zeit zum Forschen»

Claudia Bischoff
CHF 37'600.-

22-107-T

«Euprio Annual Conference in Zürich, Schweiz»

Gian Casutt
CHF 7'500.-