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At this one-day event, you will get insights on and discuss about relevant topics at the nexus of biodiversity and climate change. Various representatives from the international Science-Policy Interfaces IPBES and the IPCC will be present to share their experience of working in such an environment. The event seeks to connect the two communities, nationally as well as internationally, in order to foster cooperation and knowledge exchange. More about this event
Location: Gurten Pavillon; Gurtenkulm 10, 3084 Wabern bei Bern
If you are an early-career researcher with exciting new research with valuable insights for policymakers, then why not create a poster of your research and join the UN-ETH Forum? Over two days (20-21 October 2025), you will be able to present your research to national and international policymakers, practitioners, and other researchers.
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Are you interested in a policy related career? Join us and gain valuable insights into the professional world and career paths of various ETH alumni working across different policy domains and organizations at a national and international level! The event will feature a panel conversation and Q&A session with ETH alumni currently working in policy, followed by a networking apéro.
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Vom Klimawandel über den Umgang mit Pandemien bis zu geopolitischen Konflikten – in diversen Politikfeldern spielt wissenschaftliche Expertise eine Rolle. Dadurch gerät Wissenschaft unter Druck: Ihr wachsender Einfluss als System, die Welt zu verstehen und zu erklären, weckt Begehrlichkeiten und Widerstände zugleich. Vor dem Hintergrund unserer 20 Thesen für eine wissenschaftsfreundliche Kultur möchten wir an dieser Podiumsdiskussion in Zusammenarbeit mit der Universität Bern erörtern, wie politisch Wissenschaft sein darf.
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