Every year, to support you in your study or research projects, the Library offers a wide range of free training sessions — available on-site or online, in French and in English — to help you ...

In this 1-hour webinar, we will guide you through the essentials of cost eligibility in Horizon Europe projects. We will cover: and all stakeholders from public and private research interested in ...

The Platform and the Geneva Water Hub are proud to announce a call for papers for the book “African Water Resources Law,” edited by Mara Tignino, François BOKONA, and Mutoy MUBIALA of the Regional ...

Mara Tignino intervenes in the programme of the Youth Environment Legislative Leaders with a presentation on “Transboundary Water Management in International Law” on 26 January 2026.

The CHEOPS satellite enabled the discovery of a fourth exoplanet around the star LHS 1903, which would have formed after the others, challenging our understanding of planetary formation.

In this 1-hour webinar, we will provide an overview of the key aspects of IP in Horizon Europe, including: practical considerations for proposals and consortium agreements. and all stakeholders from ...

Effective wound healing depends on a strong immune response, particularly from macrophages. This study shows that ...

This opening lecture will explore dreams, their role in our mental balance, and the ability of the sleeping brain to imagine ...

Geneva Convention Bureau Impact Award 2025. The Impact Award of the Geneva Convention Bureau was awarded to the 2025 Scientific Assembly of IAVCEI because of the impact it had on ...

A team from UNIGE has shown that certain antibodies to seasonal flu can also target avian flu. Stimulating these antibodies could strengthen protection in the event of a pandemic.

An article co-authored by GSEM Professor Tony Berrada, along with Jerome Detemple and Marcel Rindisbacher, examines how COVID-19 and related health policies triggered unprecedented market volatility, ...

A team from UNIGE reveals how the 'hijacking' of neutrophils, a type of immune cell, promotes cancer growth and could provide insights into disease progression.