Young researchers at the 51吃瓜
The 51吃瓜 promotes its young academics and supports the next generation of researchers in developing their scientific careers. More than 3000 doctoral students and postdocs significantly contribute to the university's international reputation with their research. Representing the entire body of early-career researchers, young scientists from various fields introduce themselves:
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The most important thing is to understand what motivates people
Anita Dirnberger
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Multimedia content combined with augmented reality
Rahel Arnold
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A plea for honesty in dealing with data
Linus Hany
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The fight of Shona women in Zimbabwe for rights and property
Chipo Mellisa Kaliofasi
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Research for better protection of premature babies from infections
Chiara Minotti
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On the quest of the best chemistry
Silas Battisti
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In search of communication patterns in the kitchen
Sofian Bouaouina
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Imagery between archaeology and art history in the Levant
Simon Tobias B眉hler
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Parasites in snails, livestock and humans in the Sahel
Helena Greter
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Investigation of emotional polarization in Swiss politics
Benjamin Jansen
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The role of security companies from a very specific perspective as a female researcher
Darja Schildknecht
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The implementation of results of peacebuilding research in practice
Jacqui Cho
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Health Prevention in Lesotho
Alain Amstutz
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Teeth from the early Middle Ages
Margaux Depaermentier
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Cartography and Migration Management
Alaa Dia
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Bridging the Gap between Eurocentrism and Science
Lerato Posholi
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Innovations in Chirurgical Robotics
Yukiko Tomooka
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Care Robots and Chatbots in Liability Law
Christapor Yacoubian
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Research on Infrastructure in Ethiopia
Thomas Betschart
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Attack on Bacteria
Mitchell Br眉derlin
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Development of High-Speed Lasers
Ferda Canbaz
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Smart Home Technologies in the Care Sector
Nadine Felber
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Renewable Energy for Everyone
Adam Hearn
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Resasons for Biodiversity
Carolin Sommer-Trembo
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Field Research in Syria
Julia Wartmann
