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Information Biodiversité Suisse IBS n° 192
Une protection phytosanitaire 100 % durable à l’échelle mondiale : plus d’opportunités que de risques
Immagine: Forum Biodiversität Schweiz
Newsletter on climate and energy No 01
The Newsletter on climate and energy provides monthly updates on current developments in research, policy and practice in the fields of climate and energy. It brings together scientific publications, presents relevant news, and highlights events and calls. The newsletter is aimed at professionals as well as anyone interested in climate and energy topics.
Immagine: ProClim
Register now for the 26th Swiss Global Change Day
The registration for the 26th Swiss Global Change Day on 15 April 2026 is now open! At ProClim's annual event, well-known experts present challenges and highlights of climate and global change research. The event also provides plenty of time to network with colleagues and to present your own research or organisation.
Immagine: SCNAT
Landscape-News 01|2026
Ausschreibung Host-Institutionen 6. Schweizer Landschaftskongress 2028, Call for Papers ForumAlpinum 2026, Comment se porte la biodiversité en Suisse ?
Immagine: Monika Flückiger
Löschen_Call for nominations: Prix de Quervain 2026 for Polar Research
The Prix de Quervain 2026 will be awarded for outstanding research conducted in, or originat-ing from, the two polar regions, across all scientific disciplines. Eligible to participate are early career researchers who have completed their master's, doctoral or postdoctoral work after 15 March 2024 at a research institution in Switzerland. Submissions will be evaluated based on their scientific significance, originality, relevance to science and/or practice, and the overall quality of presentation. The evaluation process will take into account the different qualification levels and the academic age of the applicants.
Immagine: SKPHCall for nominations: Prix de Quervain 2026 for Polar Research
The Prix de Quervain 2026 will be awarded for outstanding research conducted in, or originating from, the two polar regions, across all scientific disciplines. Eligible to participate are early career researchers who have completed their master's, doctoral or postdoctoral work after 15 March 2024 at a research institution in Switzerland. Submissions will be evaluated based on their scientific significance, originality, relevance to science and/or practice, and the overall quality of presentation. The evaluation process will take into account the different qualification levels and the academic age of the applicants.
Immagine: SKPH
