The Journal of Managerial Psychology publishes a study conducted by Anna Sender, PhD and Pawel Korzynski, PhD.

The digital transformation provokes new question: What does it mean to become a human and not a robot? An op-ed by Prof. Dr. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger.

The third edition of the international summer academy "Ethics in a Global Context" will start at the beginning of June 2020. Lecturers from various countries and disciplines have confirmed their participation, including the president of the ICRC Peter Maurer.

The Graduate School is offering seed money funding two new researchers starting April 1st, 2020. Application deadline is the 1st of February, 2020.

Religion as a social identity is important for 50 percent of the population in Switzerland and for 57 percent in Germany. As the first results of a representative survey conducted by researchers at the universities of Lucerne and Leipzig show, religion can divide, but it can also unite. In addition, religion has a structuring effect on different types of social identity in society generally.

The ORF celebrates its longest-serving television magazine with the religion program "Orientation" - and the leaders of the churches and religions celebrate along with it.

Manuela Morf, PhD and Anna Sender, PhD were both awarded a Spark grant by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). SNSF Spark funds original and unconventional research ideas such that they can be tested, further developed and implemented.

Roundtable discussion on "Religion reporting as the core mission of a public ORF" with leading representatives of the religious communities.

In addition to Carmen Walker Späh (President of the Government, Department of Economic Affairs of the Canton of Zurich), Hans Hess (President Swissmem, Vice President economiesuisse), Prof. Dr. Thomas Gächter (University of Zurich), Prof. Dr. Gudela Grote (ETH Zurich), Prof. Dr. Andreas Kellerhals (University of Zurich) and Prof. Dr. Roger Rudolph (University of Zurich) Prof. Dr. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger (Director of the Institute for Social Ethics ISE of the University of Lucerne) at a lecture on the topic "Ethical Issues in the Digital Working World" and a podium participation on the discourse on 25.11.2019.

Prof. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger was elected to the Scientific Board of the European Forum Alpbach.