UZH Postdoc Team Award Launched Thanks to Donation

The newly introduced UZH Postdoc Team Award is financed through a private donation to the President’s Fund of the UZH Foundation. The award recognizes excellent and independent scientific achievements of interdisciplinary postdoc teams and is worth up to CHF 15,000.

To be considered for the award, the research should have high social relevance and/or make an impact on society. The award is given to teams rather than individual researchers to recognize the collaborative nature of research.

The award is worth CHF 15,000 in total and can be divided up evenly to up to three teams. Winning teams will be invited to an awards ceremony and dinner together with the donor

Would you and your team like to apply for the award? Go to the UZH for Researchers webpage to find out how.

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According to the fög study, competitive thinking between private and public news media is unfounded. (Image: UZH)

fög: Yearbook Quality of the Media 2024

The Yearbook Quality of the Media 2024 of the Research Center for the Public Sphere and Society (fög) has been published. The fög media research fund is a fund of the UZH Foundation and researches, thanks to donations, media change.

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[Translate to English:] Gehört der Kopf zum Reiter? Bruchstücke des Kulturerbes des Königtums Benin liegen in über 130 Museen in der ganzen Welt verstreut. Die Ausstellung ‘Benin verpflichtet’ am Völkerkundemuseum UZH (2024/2025) beschäftigt sich mit dem Umgang von geraubtem Kulturerbe in der eigenen Sammlung. Foto: Kathrin Leuenberger, 2024

New exhibition «Benin obliges» at the Ethnographic Museum UZH

Does the head belong to the rider? Fragments of the cultural heritage of the kingdom of Benin are scattered in museums around the world. The exhibition «Benin Dues» at Ethnographic Museum UZH is about dealing with looted royal treasures.

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“University research is like the Olympics”

How does the University of Zurich attract young researchers and how are research projects prioritized? Find out what makes UZH a unique research institution in our interview with Elisabeth Stark.

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