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Mit dem Bau der Bahn auf das Jungfraujoch und deren Eröffnung im Jahr 1912 war die Idee verbunden, wissenschaftliche Forschung auf «höchster» Ebene durchführen zu können. 1931 schliesslich, nach fast zehnjähriger Vorarbeit, nahm die wissenschaftliche Forschungsstation auf der Bergstation des Jungfraujochs die Arbeit auf. Ursprünglich als Projekt der Schweizerischen Naturforschenden Gesellschaft (heute Akademie der Naturwissenschaften Schweiz) und des Schweizer Alpen-Clubs geplant, konnte 1930 eine internationale Stiftung mit Beteiligung von Forschungsgemeinschaften aus Deutschland, Österreich und Grossbritannien ins Leben gerufen werden.
Immagine: Hier und Jetzt
Beamline for Schools (BL4S) invites teams of high-school students from all around the world to propose a scientific experiment that they want to perform at a particle accelerator. The pre-registrations for this competition are no open.
Immagine: CERN, DESY
The Swiss Quantum Initiative aims to further strengthen the Swiss leading position in the fields of quantum research, technology and application.
Immagine: Stockfoto
Quantum technology and science are key components in future data and information processing, and in application areas with significant economic potential such as communications and materials. The federal government will invest in a variety of measures in this area of research from 2023 on, and the Swiss Quantum Initiative will play a central role in these efforts. The measures are designed to secure the prominent position of Switzerland in quantum technology and science and enhance international networking. Based on a mandate from the federal government, the initiative will be coordinated by the Swiss Quantum Commission of the Swiss Academy of Sciences.
Immagine: Dr Rob Thew, University of Geneva
Beam EDM experiment searches for dark matter with precision measurements
Immagine: F. Piegsa
Experiment at PSI examines the properties of the neutron using very special equipment
Immagine: G.Bison/PSI