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«Nous sommes responsables les uns des autres»
De la chimie aux pompiers, en passant par les samaritains: comment Hanke Nobbenhuis sauve des vies et forme au secourisme.
Lutter contre la progression du cancer
Des scientifiques du PSI et de l’Université de Zurich ont élucidé un mécanisme d’une protéine de signalisation importante, qui agit de manière incontrôlée dans certains types de cancer. Cette découverte ouvre la voie à de nouvelles approches thérapeutiques.
De l’engrais de proximité
Une étude du PSI montre où, à l’avenir, de petites installations pourraient être implantées pour fabriquer de l’ammoniac de manière plus respectueuse du climat.
Toujours plus de brume de sable en Europe
Des scientifiques du PSI ont déterminé les quantités de poussière du désert qui atteignent les différentes régions d’Europe. Et ils ont constaté qu’elles augmentaient.
Prochainement au PSI
Le PSI dans les réseaux sociaux
After 13 years at PSI, Pablo says it's the people who have made the biggest impact.
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❓What makes a workplace feel like a community to you?
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Balancing research and family inspired Oxana to advocate for more family-friendly environments in science.
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❓What helps you balance work and personal life?
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For Ayush, inclusion starts with being seen.
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❓When do you feel truly seen and valued at work?
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For Lily, science is at its best when people from different backgrounds work towards one common goal.
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❓What makes collaboration successful in your team?
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Mark didn't often see people like himself represented in science growing up. Today, he's helping shape a more inclusive future through research.
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Behind every discovery are people.
☀️ This summer, we're sharing the voices of colleagues from across PSI.
Over the next three weeks, we'll introduce a new colleague every weekday (Monday to…
What if we could better understand diseases like Alzheimer’s — and slow neurodegeneration?
In this short explainer, Jinghui Luo shares how research at PSI uncovers the molecular processes behind…
50 desert dust storms per year
Dust storms in Europe are becoming more frequent and intense. Compared to 1750, there is now more than twice as much dust in the air. And that is harmful to our…
What starts to go wrong in the ageing brain? Why does memory decline as we age?
We asked our expert Jinghui Luo, who studies the molecular processes behind diseases like Alzheimer’s.
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Researchers at PSI have developed the world’s first achromatic lens for neutron imaging. The breakthrough could enable sharper, magnified views inside thick samples, from batteries to engines and…
🦵 Femoral neck fractures are common in old age – and this is likely also due to the nanostructure of the bone. PSI researchers Marianne Liebi and Torne Tänzer have demonstrated, using a novel X-ray…
The PSI Education Center offers high-quality training and professional development courses.
Participants come from PSI and beyond: The ‘lead campus’ brings together around 200 professional…
How does superconductivity work in quantum materials?
A research team led by Zurab Guguchia at the PSI Paul Scherrer Institute has now comprehensively characterised the quantum material tantalum…
Wie gelingt die Energiewende? ⚡
Eine nachhaltige Energiezukunft braucht nicht nur innovative Technologien – sie braucht auch den Dialog zwischen Forschung und Gesellschaft.
Genau das ist das Ziel…
So many people made the upgrade of the Swiss Light Source SLS possible. ✨🤝
Today marks the official close of the SLS 2.0 upgrade project – an important milestone for the SLS and everyone involved. …
What makes our eyes masters of daylight vision
🌈They enable us to see the world in thousands of colours: Cone opsins are located in the retina of our eyes and are the all-rounders of daylight vision…
A new study by ETH Zurich and PSI investigates under which conditions the construction of new nuclear power stations may make financial sense for Switzerland’s future energy system.
The researchers…
Light in different colors of the rainbow can be found at PSI’s large scale research facilities and infrastructures. 🌈 Check out the spectrum of our research!
What if we could treat cancer more precisely, even at advanced stages?
In this short explainer, Cristina Müller shares how research at PSI is advancing the development of novel radiopharmaceuticals…
Das war „Lehrberufe à la carte 2026“! 🚀
Volles Haus am PSI: Am Sonntag, 21. Juni durften unsere rund 100 Lernenden über 430 Gäste begrüssen, die einen Blick hinter die Kulissen unserer 17…
They are fascinating materials: MOFs are crystalline solids that contain tiny pores throughout their crystal lattice. These pores allow them, for example, to trap gas molecules. This makes MOFs ideal…
Für Elina gehören die stolzen Blicke und das Lachen der Kinder zu den schönsten Momenten ihrer Zeit als Fachfrau Betreuung EFZ Kinder. Heute arbeitet sie als Content Creatorin und Storytellerin mit…
🔎Bist du auf der Suche nach einer Lehrstelle? Dann besuche die Veranstaltung Lehrberufe à la carte am Sonntag, 21. Juni 2026. Von 10 bis 16 Uhr präsentieren die Lernenden des PSI auf dem Marktplatz…
🔎Bist du auf der Suche nach einer Lehrstelle? Dann besuche die Veranstaltung Lehrberufe à la carte am Sonntag, 21. Juni 2026. Von 10 bis 16 Uhr präsentieren die Lernenden des PSI auf dem Marktplatz…
No longer just viewing tissue as a thin section under a microscope, but analysing it entirely in 3-D: PSI researchers have developed an AI system that might one day aid in medical diagnoses. They…
