Award ceremonies Prix Schläfli

The Prix Schläfli of the Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT) is one of the oldest prizes in Switzerland. Since the first awarding in 1866, 119 young talents in different natural science disciplines have been distinguished.

13.2.2026
Award Ceremony
Conference
Symposium
Neuchâtel

Award Ceremony Prix Schläfli 2025 in Biology

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Ewa Merz was awarded the Prix Schläfli in Biology 2025 for her work biotic interactions and environmental variability shaping the coexistence of plankton species. The award ceremony is taking place

8.-16.12.2025
Award Ceremony
Lecture

Award Ceremony & Mini Symposium | Prix Schläfli Chemistry 2025

Hyun Suk Wang receives the Prix Schläfli Chemistry 2025 from Christof Sparr

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Hyun Suk Wang, the laureate of the Prix Schläfli Chemistry 2025 was awarded the prize at his Alma Mater ETHZ and presented his work during a SCNAT Lecture Tour at

5.12.2025
Award Ceremony
Conference
Symposium
Bern

Award Ceremony Prix Schläfli in Geosciences 2025

Award Ceremony Prix Schläfli 2025 in Geosciences - Simona Meiler

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Simona Meiler is awarded the Prix Schläfli 2025 in Geosciences. The Award Ceremony took place during the Swiss Geosciences Meeting 2025 in Bern.

4.9.2025
Award Ceremony
Lausanne

Award ceremony for the Prix Schläfli in Physics 2025 and the Charles Haenny Prize

Award Ceremony of the Prix Schläfli and the Charles Haenny Prize 2025

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The prize ceremony of the Prix Schläfli in Physics 2025 and the Charles Haenny Prize in Physics take place at EPFL on Thursday September 4th.

14.2.2025
Award Ceremony
Lausanne

Award Ceremony for the Prix Schläfli Biology 2024

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Gabriel Jorgewich Cohen at the Biology25 and on lecture tour

11.-19.12.2024
Award Ceremony
Lecture

Award Ceremony & Mini Symposium | Prix Schläfli Chemistry 2024

Julia Reisenbauer, the laureate of the Prix Schläfli Chemistry 2024 was awarded the prize at her Alma Mater ETHZ and she presented her work during a SCNAT Lecture Tour at

Swiss Zoological Society (SZS)