Translated with DeepL
This year, the selected projects impressively demonstrate the diversity of cooperation between France and Switzerland - from research into new therapies to interdisciplinary projects that combine technology and society.
Ivo UTKE et le projet ALD-BAT (Etude de la nucléation et croissance de couches minces par dépôt atomique appliquées aux batteries)
Britta LUNDSTROEM et le projet Novel innovative treatments against the fox tapeworm Echinococcus multilocularis: Echinocide
Pascal OESCH et le projet COSMIC: Comprehensive overview of stochastic star formation histories in primaeval galaxies
Ferdinand VON MEYENN et le projet Mechanisms of trained immunity against Staphylococcus aureus infection.
René ROSSI et le projet MOMASKIN Modular skin mOdel for the investigation of complex MAterial-SKin Interactions
Thomas HUNKELER et le projet Femmes d'influence - Réseaux et transmissions entre France et Suisse (première moitié du XXe siècle)
Kimberly KLINE et le projet Dissecting the influence of biological sex on wounded tissue colonisation and host response
Cyrus KHALATBARI et le projet Mapping the Environmentally Situated Practices of Computing Power: A Research Group
Ricardo CHAVEZ-GARCIA et le projet Effect representation and learning for robotic cooking (EFFERAL)
Reto HUBER et le projet High density Electroencephalography (EEG) in Central Disorders of Hypersomnolence
The complete list with further information in PDF format can be found here.
The Germaine de Staël programme shows how much potential there is in international cooperation. Take the opportunity to become part of the programme. The next call for applications will take place between 5 March and 15 May 2025.
