This document provides a detailed overview of the organisational structure, governance bodies, and membership of the Swiss National Science Foundation and related scientific institutions. It contains: Lists of members of the National Research Council across four divisions: - Humanities and social sciences - Mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering - Biology and medicine - Research programmes Identification of presidents, vice-presidents, and members (mainly university professors and institutional representatives) Composition of the Foundation Council and associated committees Organisational chart of the FNS, including administrative services and research programme structures Contact information and institutional affiliations Listings of related Swiss scientific bodies, academies, and federal offices The document serves as a reference tool for understanding the governance, personnel, and institutional landscape of Swiss scientific research in the 1990s.
Sem títuloThis item contains general correspondence related to interactions between CERN and Swiss authorities, institutions, and external stakeholders. The records include administrative exchanges, official communications, and routine correspondence documenting the management of institutional relations and cooperation activities.
Sem títuloThis archival document details the official programme for a visit to CERN by a delegation of approximately 25 members representing the State Council of the Republic and Canton of Geneva and the authorities of the Canton of Neuchâtel. The visit took place on 15 February 2001. The document presents a structured itinerary outlining the sequence of activities hosted by CERN throughout the day. It includes arrival and welcome remarks by CERN officials, followed by the visit of the L3 experiment of LEP.
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Sem títuloThis archival document details the official programme for a visit to CERN by a delegation of approximately 25 members representing the State Council of the Republic and Canton of Geneva and the authorities of the Canton of Neuchâtel. The visit took place on 15 February 2001. The document presents a structured itinerary outlining the sequence of activities hosted by CERN throughout the day. It includes arrival and welcome remarks by CERN officials, followed by the visit of the L3 experiment of LEP.
Sem títuloThis letter communicates Switzerland’s decision to allocate three million Swiss francs to CERN for the renewal of its water pumping, supply, and cooling infrastructure. It also outlines additional financial contributions made by Switzerland between 1998 and 2005, including support for major CERN projects such as the LHC and LEP2000. The document highlights Switzerland’s continued political and financial commitment to maintaining CERN’s global leadership in particle physics, despite broader economic constraints. It emphasizes the strategic importance of CERN and frames the contributions as part of a broader effort to sustain its international prestige.
Sem títuloThe current document is an annex of the letter sent by Charles Kleiber to communicate Switzerland’s decision to allocate three million Swiss francs to CERN for the renewal of its water pumping, supply, and cooling infrastructure. It includes the contact list of different CERN country members during 1999.
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