Projects
Creative and sustainable responses to the major challenges of our time require interdisciplinary collaboration. While fellows pursue their own projects as part of their fellowship, they also contribute to scholarly and public discussions on these challenges. This happens both within the community of fellows by exchanging ideas on topics of shared interest and through public events that seek to engage different audiences in such debates.
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Current projects
The projects of the fellows engage with important topics of our present. Each fellow is free to pursue their own research project during their stay at the Collegium. The projects reflect the diversity of perspectives and experiences of the fellows.
Capturing the Strong Correlation of Electrons with Machine Learning and Quantum Chemistry
Climate Risk Management in Europe and the World
Decoding Zurich’s Art Scene Unraveling Institutional Impact on Artistic Career Development
Drivers and Constraints to the Emergence of Complex Multilevel Societies in the Animal Kingdom
Effects of Quantum Electrodynamics in Rare Decays of B Mesons
Explaining the Unexplainable Bridging the Gap Between Generative AI and Theory-Driven Explanations
Exploring the Field of Particle Physics A New Body of Artwork
Human-AI-Robot Collaboration for Accelerated Energy Transition Self-Driving Chemistry Lab
Innovative Approaches in Geotechnical Engineering Modeling Soil Liquefaction from Macro to Micro
LiquiFab Crafting with Liquids in the Absence of Gravity
Literature, History, and Society Talks
Luminous Links Exploring Light’s Role Across Science, Society, and Sensation
Major Evolutionary Transitions A Paradigm Shift
Optimal Design of Sustainable Process and Energy Systems
Queer Migrant Mobilities Mapping Everyday Bordering and Belonging
Reverse Ruins
Saving Sand Upscaling Predictions of Grainy Materials for Sustainability
Sealed Climates Mapping the Ecological Impact of the Western European Thermal Modernity
Seeing is Believing How Extreme Weather Event Experience and Media Attention Relate to Climate Policy Support
Sharing with the Devil Theft and Corruption in an Indonesian Coffee Plantation
Susceptibility of Terrestrial Ecosystems to Degradation The Interactive Effects of Land Use and Climate Change
The Colors of Colonial Chemistry Dyes, Photography, and Architecture in 19th Century Switzerland
The Ethics of Biases of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Medicine
Uncertainties in Extreme Weather Predictions
Understanding by Means of Sensorimotor Experience The Role of Embodied Metaphor for Chemistry Learning
