The Swiss Study Foundation offers a diverse support programme for talented, committed and high-achieving students. It helps young people to play a responsible role in society. In many cases, the people who previously benefited from talent support later go on to become mentors.
On 18 and 19 March, the 345th Council meeting at delegate level of the European Space Agency (ESA) took place in Interlaken. Renato Krpoun, head of the Swiss Space Office at the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI), currently holds the chair of the ESA Council at delegate level. With the end of his three-year presidency approaching, the Council met in Switzerland.
The Swiss Youth in Science Foundation supports not only talented individuals from the academic world, but also those from vocational education and training. Every year, the Swiss Youth in Science Foundation recognises outstanding projects in its national competition and connects talented individuals at an international level. One such person is Noel Rhyner, who – after having completed his vocational education and training – is now studying at ETH Zurich.
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