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The Consulate of Switzerland/ swissnex Boston connects the best of many worlds by bridging the knowledge, energy and expertise in science, higher education and innovation between Switzerland, New England and Eastern Canada. Initiated by the State Secretariat for Education and Research (SER) and managed in cooperation with the Department of Foreign Affairs, swissnex Boston is a public-private venture that represents the 21st century’s science diplomacy. Vital financial support is provided by partners and sponsors sharing our commitment to "connecting the dots."
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Study in Switzerland! ThinkSwiss Research Scholarships ThinkSwiss offers 15 scholarships for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to do research at a public Swiss university or research institute. The program supports highly motivated and qualified students for a two- to three-month stay in Switzerland. From particle physics to design, the scholarship is open to research in all fields. Applications are due by March 31, 2010. |
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BlogSwissnex Model - inspiration and best practice
swissnex Boston was pleased to welcome two delegations from our German speaking neighboring countries. Philipp Marxgut, Science and Technology Advisor to Austria in Washington DC and Anke Lischeid Science Councilor at the German General Consulate in Boston, invited their respective colleagues Melanie Csida, Stefan Eichberger from Brainpower Austria (located in Vienna), Beatrix Wegner form the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research to visit swissnex while staying in Boston. Our guests run similar networks in their home countries and were highly interested to learn more about the unique concept of the private-public partnership that empowers swissnex. We look forward to collaborate with Brainpower Austria as well as with the German Center for Research & Innovation soon to be officially opened in New York.
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As a leading country in science, research and technology, Switzerland is working with its American counterparts to address key global topics to better understand trends and arrive at solutions. On the basis of innovative projects, ThinkSwiss shows you that Switzerland is a global, knowledge-based country full of talent, high-tech opportunities and creativity. The U.S.-wide program ThinkSwiss-Brainstorm the Future is under the auspices of the Swiss Confederation. A joint operation of the State Secretariat for Education and Research and the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs |
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