In this three-part webinar series by the Competence Center for Learning Health Systems, three researchers examine how to close the gap between evidence and action. Session one will provide participants with insights into governance, public trust, and the role of data in health policy.

Public keynote lecture by Prof. Dr. Robin Veldman (Texas A&M University) as part of the international conference “The Greening of Religion and Spirituality – Exploring Beliefs, Practices and Organisations in Times of Environmental Change”.

International conference organised by the SNSF research project “What are the greening dynamics of religion” - a collaboration between the Theological Faculty at the University of Oslo and the Centre for Religion, Economy, and Politics (ZRWP) at the University of Lucerne.

Dr. MPM Marleen Bekker, Associate Professor of Planetary Health Policy and Governance at Wageningen University & Research, will deliver the ninth Faculty Lecture entitled “Planetary Health in Geopolitical Times.”

The rapid evolution of digital tools and big data analytics has opened new frontiers in public health research and patient care. This workshop explores the intersection of digital health and rare neuromuscular diseases (NMDs), such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).

Lecture by R.T Mullins PhD (Lucerne) and Emanuela Sani PhD (University of Glasgow) as part of the online lecture series ‘God and Modern Science’.

The event provides an overview of key results and insights from five years of support by the Velux Stiftung. As a final gathering, it presents major developments and reflects on the collaboration and the impact of the funding period.

(Laura Poitras, 2010)

After several years of intensive research financed by SNSF, the Choice of Law Dataverse (CoLD) project is entering a new phase: opening its results to the wider academic and professional community for debate, exchange, and collaboration.

Talk by Lidia Celli as part of the laboratorium lucernaiuris series. Organised with the Obwaldner Institut für Justizforschung der Universität Luzern