PAST SAAN EVENTS
The first SAAN-lecture in South Australia was given by Prof Harm-Anton Klok from EPF Lausanne, who gave a lecture about polymer brushes at the Ian Wark Research Institute in Adelaide. In fact, the Wark has very strong
Prof Peter Zweifel, University of Zurich, a renowned specialist on health economics and one of the authors of the current Swiss health care system spent a month at the Australian National University doing research.
On 24 November 2011, SAAN and the Swiss Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) co-organised a business cocktail on the topic of "future cities" and current developments at the ETH Zurich.
1. Researcher Lunch
This “lunch” was opened by the University of Melbourne Pro Vice-Chancellor (International), Prof Simon Evans and by Ambassador Daniel Woker. An additional presentation was given by the
Professor Peter Zweifel from the University of Zurich Department of Economics will stay at the UWA Business School for six weeks. During his visit, he will conduct collaborative research with Associate Professor Anu
On March 31, 2009, SAAN had the opportunity to organize another joint event in collaboration with the Department of Innovation Industry and Regional Development (DIIRD). The fabulous views at Level 27, 121
The SAAN NSW inaugural meeting took place in a relaxed atmosphere on Friday, 22 May at Yuga Café in Glebe and was attended by approximately 30 persons from both the business as well as the University world.
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Switzerland will be the main guest country of the Postgrad Symposium of the School of Biomedical Sciences of the University of Queensland.
SAAN will invite Prof. Dr. Bruno Stieger form the Centre for Clinical
On Friday, 8 July 2011, SAAN and the Australian Centre for International and Tropical Health, University of Queensland in collaboration with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute invited to a symposium on
"CeBIT Australia" is the leading IT fair in the Asia-Pacific and took place from 31 May to 2 June in Sydney. "CeBIT Australia" was visited by 30,000 people and was opened by the German and Australian
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