Für Verdienste um den akademischen Austausch und die Förderung des Verständnisses zwischen Japan und der Schweiz: UZH-Prorektor Christian Schwarzenegger hat vom japanischen Botschafter einen «Orden der aufgehenden Sonne» erhalten. https://t.co/GXRCHH2CQX
Tomorrow, I will participate in an event at Universität Zürich. I will speak at the event 'An den Rändern des Menschen'.
I imagine what kind of dialogue I will be able to have with the people I will meet. I am looking forward to this valuable opportunity.
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We hope for a large number of participants and look forward to exciting results.
For more information please visit the project website 3/3 https://t.co/JsY6Tu5LRz
It covers a variety of topics related to human reproduction and is unique in this form for Switzerland. We will contact 20,000 people throughout Switzerland and ask them to participate in the survey, which will be available in four languages. 2/3
We go into the field!
The first round of the CHARLS survey will start this month. The Swiss Assisted Reproduction Longitudinal Study (CHARLS) aims to measure the use, knowledge and attitudes towards as-sisted reproduction in the Swiss population over a period of six years. 1/3
Tomorrow we open John Adams’ ‘Nixon in China’ at @operadeparis. Working with this great team to debut the role of Richard Nixon has been a fantastic experience. Looking forward to seeing many of you in the audience for opening night!
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We are proud to announce our collaboration with the DLT Science Foundation (@DLT_Science ), a global non-profit organisation launched on March 20, 2023, with the goals of expanding knowledge and adoption of and removing barriers to, fundamental breakthroughs in the field of #DLT.
#commUNIty x Sexual Harassment Awareness Day: Brigitte Tag and Sina Staudinger from the RSB commission take a stance against sexual harassment and sexist behavior at UZH.
💙 At UZH we treat each other with respect and tolerance. More on https://t.co/FIkbR9TDPI
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"The symposium will contribute to an even deeper alliance between @KyotoU_News and UZH. I particularly like the fact that it involves many early career researchers. It is a unique experience for their future career in academia," says UZH President @m_schaepman in a video message.
Today marks the opening of the #KyotoSymposium on "#DataScience and Social Impact".
During two days researchers from UZH and @KyotoU_News will boost their collaborative research efforts, building on their strategic partnership since 2020.
Day 2 of the #KyotoSymposium:
“Cooperations with leading universities like @KyotoU_News foster cutting-edge research on both ends. I am confident that we will continue to push the boundaries and make a meaningful impact on the world," says Christian Schwarzenegger.
One of the topics at today's #KyotoSymposium: The role of #AI in medicine. "AI can support physicians in diagnosing melanoma or breast cancer. It can make predictions on drug-drug interactions. It can also help writing medical reports. The potential is huge." @krauthammerlab
Sixteen early career researchers from @KyotoU_News and UZH pitched their research at today's #KyotoSymposium, with the aim of exploring potential research collaborations. #ResearchTalents
The 2-day #KyotoSymposium comes to an end. Thank you to all participants! We are excited to continue deepening our strategic partnership with @KyotoU_News. 🇯🇵🇨🇭
Push the boundaries and make a meaningful impact on the world: Kyoto University and the University of Zurich have strengthened their strategic partnership through a symposium on Data Science and its effect on society.
Learn more: https://t.co/wGFRydcwDX
Can #AI be safely used in medicine? How do we ensure intellectual property rights when using AI?
The Zurich Tokyo Science Evening brought UZH researchers and Japanese academics and policymakers together to discuss pressing issues. https://t.co/p4i3WwTB9e
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Whose work is it? #AI and Intellectual Property are one of the topics at today's #KyotoSymposium. Law experts Florent Thouvenin and Peter Picht suggest a more flexible approach to AI inventorship and new ways for software protection, especially in the AI context. @UZH_dsi