Connecting Switzerland, China and the world in education, research and innovation
We foster close collaboration between Swiss and Chinese universities while promoting the excellence of Swiss higher education.
We present excellent cross-disciplinary projects from Switzerland, and facilitate cross-border interdisciplinary cooperation and exchanges.
We help innovators and entrepreneurs find collaborations, projects or fresh ideas and prepare Swiss startups for their first steps in China.
We co-create programs and provide services to the public and private partners to cultivate education, research and innovation exchanges between Switzerland and China.
Swissnex in China fosters collaboration between Switzerland and China in education, research, and innovation. We identify trends, organize events, and facilitate partnerships across industries to promote knowledge exchange and active engagement. We work closely with universities, startups, innovation hubs, and the private sector to support global outreach and shape the future.
This month marks Philippe Roesle’s final days as CEO and Consul at Swissnex in China.
The meteoric rise of DeepSeek, the paradigm-changing AI startup in Hangzhou that is already a household name, has injected fresh momentum into China’s startup ecosystem. The hype is welcome after a challenging past 18 months, when startups struggled with economic pressures, geopolitical tensions, a sharp drop in venture capital (VC) financing and pullback in equity markets.
Upon visiting China for the first time, many are struck by its impressive infrastructure and the multitude of cameras monitoring the roads, reflecting the country’s advancements in smart city development. As urbanization accelerates globally, the United Nations projects that nearly 68% of the world’s population will reside in urban areas by 2050. In China, the urbanization rate has surged to 66% by 2023, up from just 11% in 1949. This unprecedented mass migration from rural to urban living has spurred significant economic growth but has also led to pressing environmental challenges, including air and water pollution, waste management issues, and increased greenhouse gas emissions. Consequently, integrating smart city initiatives with sustainability practices has become essential for addressing these challenges and improving urban living conditions.
Building on the first-ever Climate Ring held in 2024 by Swissnex in New York and Boston during Climate Week New York, Swissnex in China launched the Climate Ring Shanghai during Shanghai Climate Week 2025. Set inside a real boxing ring, this innovative stage hosted nine events, bringing together more than 40 speakers and 300 participants to address a pressing issue: climate change.
As the world grapples with pressing challenges of climate change and resource depletion, the concepts of sustainable architecture and circular construction have gained significant traction. These approaches aim to minimize environmental impact and create resilient urban environments. In this context, Swissnex in China plays a pivotal role in fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange between Swiss innovators and their Chinese counterparts. This article explores the current state of sustainable architecture and circular construction in China, drawing comparisons with Switzerland and other European countries to highlight similarities and differences in practices, policies, and cultural attitudes.
This March, six Swiss startups headed to Hong Kong to represent Swiss innovation and entrepreneurship at JumpstarterHK, one of Asia’s leading gatherings for startups, corporates, investors, and innovation leaders.
China has been gradually opening its market to foreign investment, with reforms aimed at streamlining procedures and increasing market access in certain sectors. In recent years, China has made significant efforts to attract foreign investment and cross-border transactions. More liberalized policies are being tested and implemented in free trade zones; “negative lists” have been shortened; data localisation requirements are being relaxed; cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen are piloting programmes to offer easier access to visitor visas for foreign entrepreneurs, etc. Tingye (Tia) Hu our Startup Manager at Swissnex in China interviewed Albert Wang, attorney-at-law and partner at East & Concord Partners, to discuss some of the most frequently asked questions from Swiss startups exploring this market. This is the second part of the interview.
Although China today is the world’s 2nd largest market for both medical devices and drugs, many foreign startups may hold back from focusing on, engaging with, or doing business in China due to the lack of market knowledge and both real and perceived entry barriers, and therefore consider it too difficult and risky.
If you're a Swiss researcher curious about what’s happening in China’s academic and innovation scenes, our Tailored Research Trips might just be a good fit.
China has been gradually opening its market to foreign investment, with reforms aimed at streamlining procedures and increasing market access in certain sectors. In recent years, China has made significant efforts to attract foreign investment and cross-border transactions. More liberalized policies are being tested and implemented in free trade zones; “negative lists” have been shortened; data localisation requirements are being relaxed; cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen are piloting programmes to offer easier access to visitor visas for foreign entrepreneurs, etc. Tingye (Tia) Hu our Startup Manager at Swissnex in China interviewed Albert Wang, attorney-at-law and partner at East & Concord Partners, to discuss some of the most frequently asked questions from Swiss startups exploring this market.
In this edition of "Startup Stories," we spotlight Astrivis, a Swiss startup that recently participated in the Startup Camp powered by Innosuisse and managed by Swissnex. Through this program, Dr. Olivier Saurer Co-founder and CTO and Yiwen Ma Business Dev. at Astrivis explored the complexities of the Chinese market, deepened relationships with local stakeholders, and addressed key challenges like regulatory compliance and cloud infrastructure needs.
After a successful run from May 18 to November 17, 2024, the Cosmos Archaeology exhibition ended at the Shanghai Astronomy Museum. This fruitful Sino-Swiss collaboration between Swissnex in China, EPFL Pavilions, and the Shanghai Astronomy Museum bridged the gap between scientific data and artistic interpretations to give the public a captivating blend of art and science. Visitors experienced the universe through multisensory installations and immersive technologies. Originally scheduled for four months, the exhibition was extended thanks to great public interest, attracting over 73,000 visitors during its run. The exhibition received support from Tsinghua University, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory CAS, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Science and Technology Exchange Center (CSTEC), Yuanzhen Culture, and Presence Switzerland.
As a major business hub in the traditional economy Hong Kong punches well above its weight. As a startup ecosystem it's rising fast but still in the making. After a series of tough years, the city is making a strong bet to bring its innovation ecosystem to the next level. In this post we explore the current trends and the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.
We’re excited to announce the official release of the 2024 China-Switzerland White Paper on Vocational Education, an overview of the collaboration between Switzerland and China in vocational and professional education and training (VPET). The launch event, co-hosted by the Swiss Embassy in Beijing and the SwissCham took place along with the Sino-Swiss VPET and School-Industry Partnership Workshop as part of the 2024 China Annual Conference for International Education (CACIE) in Beijing. This milestone reflects Switzerland’s commitment to deepening educational and industry partnerships with China and advancing vocational education through mutual knowledge exchange and cooperation.
Swissnex in China is supporting the Critical Media Lab from the Basel Academy of Art and Design FHNW at the Beijing Art and Technology Biennale (BATB), along with two artworks curated by Adrian Notz, AI+Art curator and lecturer at ETH.
Swissnex in China recently hosted a special Alumni Reception with Katja Durkin Sommerhalder, Head of Global Affairs and her team from University of Zurich, for their first visit to Swissnex in China.
The Cosmos hides a lot of treasures and has long been subject to wild theories and opened countless stories based on human imagination and creativity. It seemed very natural to make a link between the Cosmos Archaeology exhibition and science fiction stories. Together with 8 creative writing students, we toured the exhibition to leave their minds to wander and create their own sci-fi stories based on the artworks. The Sci-Fi Creative Night showcased their work.
For the second consecutive year, Swissnex in China had the pleasure of supporting Debiopharm’s innovation scouting trip in China.
As AI evolves, how do we ensure it remains transparent, accountable, and fair? Every country approaches these questions differently, and this is where the Tech&Ethics program made its mark by strengthening knowledge across borders and disciplines.
In this third edition of "Startup Stories," we’re excited to spotlight Upgrain, a Swiss startup that’s upcycling barley grains from the brewing process to produce protein and fiber powders for a variety of applications in the food industry. We caught up with the co-founders Vincent Vida and William Pyndt Beiskjær, to hear about their journey to discover the Chinese market.
In the second edition of "Startup Stories," we are delighted to have Vatorex to share their experiences in China through the China Startup Camp powered by Innosuisse. We had the chance to interview Karol Pelzner, Head of Product at Vatorex, who shared their takeaways and advice for entering the Chinese market.
China has long been dubbed the world's factory, and rightly so, for during the 20th century, its growth was built largely on the production and export of goods. Today, China's economy is more diversified, but still remains an essential, if not unavoidable, player when it comes to manufacturing.
In our new series, "Startup Stories," we share the journeys of Swiss startups that have come to China through the China Startup Camp powered by Innosuisse. This program, a partnership between Swissnex and Innosuisse, equips Swiss entrepreneurs with the tools and support they need to discover and validate the Chinese market.
This year, Swissnex in China introduced a new series called Future Hospitals. The series provides a platform for collaboration between academic institutions, researchers, practitioners, and companies from both Switzerland and China. It covers a wide range of topics, from hospital design to patient well-being and clinical trials. The aim of the series is to identify collaboration opportunities between Swiss and Chinese partners.
Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin, Head of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research, traveled to Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong with representatives from the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation, swissuniversities, ETH Board, EPFL, University of Geneva, Swiss National Science Foundation, Innosuisse, Switzerland Innovation and SFUVET. This was the first such trip in more than 6 years. We compiled some of the highlights and key takeaways from the week.
EPFL has joined the Multi Spectroscopic Telescope (MUST) project, led by Tsinghua University, to deepen our understanding of the universe, dark energy, and dark matter. Martin Vetterli, President of EPFL, and Luming Li, President of Tsinghua University, signed a research collaboration agreement in Beijing, officially establishing EPFL as a member of the project.
We had the great pleasure of launching our Planetary Thinking campaign alongside the official Swiss Science delegation led by Jacques Ducrest, the Head of the International Relations Division at the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI, as well as Luciana Vaccaro, Michael Hengartner , Martin Vetterli, Sébastien Castelltort, Matthias Egger, Barbara Fontanellaz, Thomas Gfeller, and Régis Nyffeler.
Written by Viola Chen
The «Summer WEF» in Dalian is also known as the Annual Meeting of the New Champions. Swissnex in China attended with Wasteflow and Beyond Genomix, the Innosuisse delegation, alongside the WEF Tech Pioneers including Goodwall, Open Mineral, and Climeworks. The Swiss innovators attended this year’s edition to contribute to shaping important global discussions.
The VPET (Vocational and Professional Education and Training) Roadshow in Dongguan aimed to connect Swiss companies offering skill-based training with local institutions and manufacturing companies. Swiss companies showcased their ongoing VPET projects, and discussions on common challenges in skill-based training were held.
In the vast expanse of the universe, astronomy delves into the origins, evolution, and composition of celestial objects, offering a glimpse into the mysteries of the cosmos. This discipline has existed for thousands of years, as our civilization has always been fascinated by the stars and has sought to understand the universe and its hidden secrets.
With the support of Swissnex in China, Belimo, a global market leader in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) solutions, recently embarked on a study trip to Shanghai, delving into the thriving local R&D ecosystem. The innovation landscape of China’s HVAC industry has witnessed remarkable dynamism, reflecting the country's rapid technological advancements and commitment to sustainable development.
Swissnex in China has collaborated with EPFL Pavilions from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, and the Shanghai Astronomy Museum to launch Cosmos Archaeology, Exploring the Universe Through Art and Science, a unique exhibition that showcases the wonders of the cosmos.
In March 2024, China's Cyberspace Administration (CAC) introduced new rules to streamline cross-border data transfers and alleviate regulatory burdens for companies in China. Felicia Wang, Startup Manager at Swissnex in China asked Kai Kim and Dr. Michael Tan, Lawyers at Taylor Wessing law firm, to explain how startups can leverage the benefits of these New Provisions.
Discover the practicality of digital twins and their impact on water governance and conservation. Look into China's plans to implement digital twins in water management and explore the potential implications for Switzerland.
As the poetic art-science exhibition, "Mirror of Nature," draws to a close, our Swiss and Chinese curators, Dr. Katharina Weikl and HAN Bo, take a moment to reflect on this journey into wildlife. They shared their experiences, delved into the visionary and interdisciplinary nature of the project, and explored new possibilities for collaboration.
In October 2023, the Cybersecurity Administration of China (CAC) has released a draft document that proposes to ease rules on the export of personal information and “important” data overseas. What is the implication and how should foreign startups deal with it? Swissnex in China has conducted the following interview with Kai Kim from Taylor Wessing law firm in Shanghai to explain its implications to Swiss startups who have this concern.
“Mirror of Nature: Biodiversity through the Lens of Technology and Art” is an art exhibition that delves into the realm of biological and environmental sciences. Hosted by Swissnex in China, and in collaboration with University of Zurich, the exhibition is currently on show from December 15, 2023 until January 15, 2024 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai Pavilion. Complemented by a curated series of dialogues and workshops, the project aims to inspire public engagement and foster an exchange of ideas that resonate beyond the confines of the museum walls.
Get ready for a special experience as Swissnex in China presents a poetic art-science exhibition! Opening its doors at the Pavilion of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai on December 15 2023, this immersive showcase is a harmonious collaboration between wildlife researchers and biologists from the University of Zurich, along with artists from China and Europe.
Opening its door at the Pavilion of the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai on December 15, 2023, the immersive exhibition hosted by Swissnex in China - "Mirror of Nature: Biodiversity Through the Lens of Technology and Art" - unveils a global survey on animal behaviors initiated by the University of Zurich. We interviewed Dr. Katharina Weikl, the Swiss curator from the Art x Science Office at the University of Zurich, to hear her points of view about this collaborative work on wildlife conservation.
From December 15 to January 15, Swissnex in China will host the immersive exhibition - "Mirror of Nature: Biodiversity Through the Lens of Technology and Art" at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai in collaboration with University of Zurich. This unique art-science collaboration brings together wildlife researchers, ecologists, and artists to ignite discussions on wildlife preservation. Experience the wonders of our planet's biodiversity through a captivating fusion of art, technology, and science.
Are you a Swiss startup, researcher, or innovative company eager to delve into the latest trends in the agri-food and nutrition sectors in China and Brazil? This is your opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the agri-food and smart nutrition industries in both countries, as well as the exciting prospects these markets have to offer. If you're looking to explore the challenges and opportunities these markets hold, don't miss out on this chance and register now!
From October 12 to 14, six Swiss startups took center stage with their innovative solutions at the Shanghai International Consumer Electronics Show (Tech G) 2023, providing them with a platform to connect with potential clients and partners while demonstrating Switzerland’s innovation prowess.
On October 25, the Embassy of Switzerland in China invited the public to participate in live demonstrations of intelligent assistive technologies and learn about the Cybathlon initiative and its big competition, held in Zurich in 2024. The guests also experienced blind jogging, tasted pastries made by bakers with physical and intellectual disabilities, and took part in discussions on how to improve social inclusion.
Join us for the 13th edition of Art x Science Dialogues as we delve into the fascinating realm of Synthetic Reality: Perception, Emotion, and Identity. In collaboration with Chronus Art Center, and as part of the global LASER talks, this event will feature a lineup of international speakers, exploring the intersection of art, science and technology.
Unlock research collaborations, industry partnerships and cultural immersion opportunities in China’s dynamic renewable energy ecosystem!
From October 9 to 13, an interdisciplinary team of five international university students stepped into a glass cube container at Jiangnan University (Wuxi, China), to collaboratively tackle a major societal challenge over the course of five intensive days. This was the first time for the InCube Challenge, a global innovation competition organized by the ETH Entrepreneur Club, to feature a cube in China.
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking event, "Transcending Waves: Sound, Technology, and Creativity," where we bring together three exceptional speakers who are pushing the boundaries of art and science in the realm of sound, technology, and creative expression.
It has been 15 years since Swissnex in China started connecting Switzerland and China in education, research and innovation, fostering collaboration and partnerships across borders and disciplines. To mark the occasion we would like to share 15 moments from our recent history that have enriched our journey.
Supported by Pro Helvetia and in collaboration with EPFL and Swissnex, Iris Long embarked on a research trip that allowed her to immerse herself in Switzerland's vibrant art and science scene. Read the interview to learn more about Iris' insightful reflections on the captivating intersection of art, artificial intelligence, and fundamental physics.
Read our interview with Dong Yang Meier, a research associate and lecturer at the Center for Culture & Creativity in International Business (C3IB) at the ZHAW School of Management and Law, who participated in the 2023 ZHAW Mobility Program with Swissnex in China.
The 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions (AMNC 2023) of the World Economic Forum took place from June 27-29 in Tianjin, China. Swiss entrepreneurs and the Swissnex team in China joined discussions and workshops featuring the latest trends and technologies, to connect with the global community of leaders and innovators.
On April 20, Swissnex brought the SARNETZ virtual board game to China for the first time in a workshop attended by students and professors from Tongji University and Shanghai University of Electric Power. This Swiss-initiated project engaged the Chinese students to learn, debate and collaborate on the topics of sustainable development, climate change and energy transition in an interactive real case simulation.
In collaboration with Innosuisse, Swissnex in China invites Swiss startups to join our China Energy & Environment Launchpad in 2023. Take a deep dive into China’s dynamic innovation ecosystem where we help you build your local knowledge, foster your industry stakeholder relations, develop game-changing partnerships, and accelerate your global impact.
China has the manufacturing capability and an ultra-large-scale domestic market that offers Swiss deeptech startups a very particular set of opportunities. The sheer size of its population and the propensity toward new technologies would make any innovative companies excited just to think about how many changes they could bring about if they made it into China.
With the theme of “Reconnecting Science and Society”, the 5th Global Science Film Festival (GSFF) will meet the audience on 31 March in Switzerland. As a special global partner, the Swissnex network will introduce the selected films to international audiences in China, India, and Japan for the first time.
Explore the potential of the metaverse with experts and demos from Switzerland at Metanight. (Registration code: oasis)
Together with Swiss companies in China, the Swiss Embassy in Beijing and Swissnex in China are actively shaping bilateral education cooperation, particularly in vocational education and training. There are plenty of ways to get involved!
By Philippe Roesle, CEO of Swissnex in China; Head of Education, Science and Technology at the Embassy of Switzerland in Beijing.
The protection of intellectual property (IP) is regularly mentioned as one of the main concerns for Swiss startups looking to enter the Chinese market. In the following discussion between Ms. Simin Yang from Swissnex in China and Ms. Haifeng Wang, IP protection specialist at a local IP law firm, Ms. Wang emphasizes that IP protection is something Swiss startups need to think about when expanding their business into China, but it does not need to be an impediment that prevents market expansion. Learn more about the procedures, options and strategy in the interview below and don’t hesitate to reach out to the respective experts.
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In 2025, Swissnex in China, in collaboration with the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), is launching a new program around Next-Generation Disaster Risk Reduction Mitigation (nexGenDRR).
Building on the success of Tech&Ethics: Shaping Digital Integrity in 2024, Swissnex in China is proud to announce the next chapter of this initiative which aims to increase Switzerland’s knowledge and competencies on China.
The Startup Camp, powered by Innosuisse and managed by Swissnex, offers a unique opportunity for Swiss entrepreneurs to explore and learn about the world’s 2nd largest economy. Over the years, we have helped Swiss startups to navigate and dive into the Chinese market via our market validation camp and market entry camp.
Join us at the largest gathering of Swiss public university alumni in China!
From climate change to biodiversity loss, science has exposed deep fractures in the relationship between humans and the Earth. Swissnex for the Planet is an initiative to explore a new form of diplomacy focused on rebalancing human and nonhuman interests on this planet.
Swissnex in China, together with Swissnex in San Francisco and the Museum für Gestaltung Zürich present "Sound Memories" a hybrid event exploring how technology can preserve and revive sound-related objects through audio visualization and design. This event is part of a global initiative.
For any Swiss university students preparing their exchange in China, kickstart your journey by getting information, tips and advice from this curated webinar!
In a world increasingly shaped by climate change and ecological interconnection, BREATHE by Khalil Berro, Twin Cloud by Black Void, and Apocalyptic Optimists by Juliana Schneider invite us to reflect on our place in a shared, more-than-human world.
This roundtable brings together artists, scientists, and environmental thinkers to explore the intersections of art, science, and policy through the lens of air and clouds, elements that are both invisible and essential, shaping history, climate change, and human experience.
The best fighters need to study their opponent. Where they punch hard. What are their patterns. How they became who they are. Come and study our common opponent Climate Change in a fun and interactive way through the Climate Fresk Workshop. And get ready to join the fight yourself.
This roundtable explores how behavioral science can drive climate action by examining the psychological, social, and cognitive factors influencing environmental decision-making. Experts will share insights from neuroscience, psychology, and policy implementation to foster sustainable behaviors and effective interventions.
Innovation is often viewed as a vital solution to global challenges such as climate change. However, it also presents its own set of contradictions. This event will explore the complex relationship between climate action and innovation, where bold ideas promise transformation but may also lead to unintended consequences.
Rising temperatures and extreme weather events are already being felt across the globe. In consequence, society is gearing up to transition to a more sustainable system, from politics, innovation, to civil society.
This event organized by SwissCham leverages the globally recognized PechaKucha format, where speakers present their ideas using 20 slides, each shown for 20 seconds, resulting in concise yet impactful presentations lasting just 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
This event will take place alongside the Low-Carbon Urban Design Roundtable, hosted in collaboration with Swissnex in China during Shanghai Climate Week. This roundtable brings together professionals, designers, and agencies to explore how urban planning and design can contribute to decarbonisation.
This symposium brings together Swiss and Chinese experts from law, psychology, urban planning, and the arts to explore climate change through an interdisciplinary lens. The discussions aim to bridge governance, public perception, and urban sustainability, fostering Sino-Swiss collaboration on climate solutions.
Experience a unique day exploring China’s evolving technology innovation and manufacturing landscape by visiting university laboratories, training centers, and leading innovative companies.
Swissnex in China is proud to launch the swisstech booth at the DACH Pavilion during JumpstarterHK from 26-27 March, 2025.
Durant le mois de la Francophonie -un mois dédié à la célébration du monde francophone et de sa culture- les divers consulats francophones de Shanghai sont heureux de vous présenter une table ronde; Carrières au féminin: regards croisés. Venez écouter le témoignage de 5 femmes aux profils, nationalités et domaines différents et laissez-vous inspirer!
This webinar in collaboration with Movetia will discuss two trending topics in China.
Join us for an inspiring evening at the crossroads of science, design, and innovation to reimagine the role of light in our lives.
The AI+Art Lab seeks to capture the "Cinderella Moment“ — where art and science intersect to reshape perceptions of data. By fostering collaboration between artists and researchers, the lab promotes critical, ethical, and creative thinking within AI, focusing on its social, cultural, and environmental impacts.
The 6th Global Science Film Festival (GSFF), themed "The Shortest Distance between Science and Society is Cinema," will be held in Switzerland from November 7 to 10, 2024. As a special global partner, the Swissnex network will participate in a screening to international audiences in China, India, Japan, and Korea.
Join us for the Swiss-Hong Kong Dialogue during Swiss Month in Hong Kong where we will be exploring the medtech ecosystem and its exciting opportunities. Hong Kong, as a top healthcare market in Asia, provides an excellent platform for Swiss innovation. This event will also delve into key advancements in healthcare and foster discussions on the latest innovations shaping the industry's future.
Join us for our Sino-Swiss dialogue that delves into the future of healthcare. "Formulas For Health," our second event in the Future Hospitals series, convenes medtech leaders, startups, and innovators from Switzerland and China. Together, we will discuss the transformative technologies reshaping hospital care.
Uncover the recent trends in vocational education at the Swiss VPET Roadshow. Connect with Swiss educational institutions and companies, and delve into the insights of the Sino-Swiss VPET White Paper 2024.
Join us at the China Onboarding webinar to receive valuable tips and advice on how to prepare for your stay in China and maximize your experience abroad!
Join us for an evening of exploring the endless possibilities of science fiction storytelling!
This one-hour webinar, presented in collaboration with the Swiss Healthcare Startups, is tailored for startups keen to explore the Chinese market and Healthtech professionals looking to deepen their understanding of this rapidly evolving sector.
Artificial intelligence (AI), once the realm of science fiction, is now a critical force shaping our world. But as AI evolves, so do the ethical and governance challenges it presents—challenges that demand international collaboration and dialogue.
Our second Cosmic Dialogue will further explore the intersection of visual aesthetics with science and technology. This session will feature two talented artist and photographer, Lily Hibberd and Florian Voggeneder, alongside the co-curator of the Cosmos Archaeology exhibition - Iris Long as the moderator. This is a unique opportunity to gain behind-the-scenes insights into their creative processes and appreciate their interdisciplinary art practices.
Join Us for the Final Session of the Hardware Horizons Webinar Series about Efficient Supplier Collaboration and Growth Strategy in China.
China’s railways are saving the world — literally — with a revolutionary modal shift underway. Having opened the world’s first 350 km/h High Speed line in 2008, China has grown the world’s biggest HSR network, a genuine alternative to road and air transport, and far greener as well.
Cosmos Archaeology, Exploring the Universe through Art and Science: Swissnex in China Collaborates on a Captivating New Exhibition Blending Art and Science
A Startup Program to Empower Your Hardware Innovation and Global Supply Chain Strategy
Get ready to encounter the brilliant minds behind the immersive experience that transforms the vastness of astrophysics data into tangible reality, and explore the wonders of the cosmos together.
Learn from practical examples and actionable strategies from fellow Swiss startup pioneers and understand with practical examples why the Chinese culture causes specific challenges for startups.
Presented by Swissnex in China and TAHOTA Lawfirm for the Hardware Horizons Program, this webinar will equip Swiss startups with the knowledge to navigate intellectual property (IP) protection in China.
Join us for a workshop on computational museology with Professor Sarah Kenderdine, Director and Lead Curator of EPFL Pavilions, and gain practical insights from her extensive curatorial experience. Explore the seamless integration and practical application of immersive visualization technologies, visual analytics, aesthetics, and cultural big data.
The opening symposium of the exhibition “Cosmos Archaeology” will feature three collaborative curators, participating artists, and academic partners of the exhibition to participate in discussions. Together, they will engage in discussions that intricately weave art and science, while fostering an international dialogue from a broad astronomical perspective.
Join us at the China Onboarding webinar to receive valuable tips and advice on how to prepare for your stay in China and maximize your experience abroad!
Join us at the largest gathering of Swiss public university alumni in China!
Rejoingnez-nous pour célébrer la Francophonie lors d’une conférence sur l’Economie Circulaire!
Gain insights from the latest World of Referendums report to explore the economic, societal, and political impact of direct democracy by drawing on the example of Switzerland.
How do rural Chinese households deal with the conflicting pressures of migrating into cities to work as well as staying at home to preserve their fields? This is particularly challenging for rice farmers, because paddy fields have to be cultivated continuously to retain their soil quality and value. Join us for the China Crossroads lecture series with the University of Zurich, supported by Swissnex in China, to delve into the rural aspects of migration and explore the knowledge and agency of farmers.
The challenges posed by an aging population, high healthcare costs, limited medication resources, inadequate healthcare infrastructure, and restricted access to care are shared concerns worldwide. To effectively tackle these challenges, a global-level transition is imperative. Join us for our new "Future Hospitals" series, where academics and practitioners from China and Switzerland will come together to explore emerging topics and transformative solutions within the healthcare landscape.
Get ready for a special experience as Swissnex in China presents a poetic art-science exhibition! Opening its doors at the Pavilion of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai on December 15 2023, this immersive showcase is a harmonious collaboration between wildlife researchers and biologists from the University of Zurich, along with artists from China and Europe.
Join us for the 13th edition of Art x Science Dialogues as we delve into the fascinating realm of Synthetic Reality: Perception, Emotion, and Identity. In collaboration with Chronus Art Center, and as part of the global LASER talks, this event will feature a lineup of international speakers, exploring the intersection of art, science and technology.
Unlock research collaborations, industry partnerships and cultural immersion opportunities in China’s dynamic renewable energy ecosystem!
From October 9 to 13, an interdisciplinary team of five international university students stepped into a glass cube container at Jiangnan University (Wuxi, China), to collaboratively tackle a major societal challenge over the course of five intensive days. This was the first time for the InCube Challenge, a global innovation competition organized by the ETH Entrepreneur Club, to feature a cube in China.
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking event, "Transcending Waves: Sound, Technology, and Creativity," where we bring together three exceptional speakers who are pushing the boundaries of art and science in the realm of sound, technology, and creative expression.
It has been 15 years since Swissnex in China started connecting Switzerland and China in education, research and innovation, fostering collaboration and partnerships across borders and disciplines. To mark the occasion we would like to share 15 moments from our recent history that have enriched our journey.
