See a selection of recent projects completed thanks to funding from the Foundation for the University of Lausanne.
The individual projects, by department, are described in the annual reports.
They have benefited from the support of the Foundation:
Juan Paola
Echange national et international OUT - CHF 5'000.–
Baume Sandrine
Projet interdisciplinaire - CHF 958.–
Gaveau Adèle
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 2'000.–
Radgen-Morvant Isabelle
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'200.–
Taylor Alyssa Marie
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 5'000.–
Critten Rory
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 20'000.–
Dufour Charlotte
Soutien à la publication - CHF 3'000.–
Mills Philip
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'500.–
Philippe Gilles
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'000.–
Vejdovsky Boris
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 15'000.–
Wawrzyniak Natalia
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 2'000.–
Avery Robert
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 3'000.–
Bloch Jonathan
Participation à un congrès - CHF 2'220.–
Goodale Mark
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'000.–
Lotfi Yasmina
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'070.–
Ozmert Cansu
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 10'000.–
Quin Grégory
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'000.–
Schipper Kate
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 3'000.–
Tachom Waffo Boris
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 2'500.
Vargiu Chiara
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 3'000.–
Armaos Konstantinos
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 5'600.–
Chiarotti Edoardo
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 5'000.–
Gemmi Luca
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'368.46
Huguenin Kévin
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 10'000.–
Kiouka Anthi
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 1'400.–
Rezaee Behzad
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 5'200.–
Tilston Ottilie
Participation à un congrès - CHF 600.–
Bertelsmeier Cleo
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 20'000.–
Demangeot Yoann
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'700.–
Maurer Jonathan
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'400.–
Musée de la main
Projet UNIL – société civile - CHF 25'000.–
Pellet Joanie
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 10'000.–
Rattaz Valentine
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'100.–
Rossier Bernard
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 5'000.–
Boisvert Valérie
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'000.–
Bütikofer Luca
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'925.–
Daley Allison
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 11'745.–
Haji Mohamed Salim Goeting Sulia
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'000.–
Marin Carbonne Johanna
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 6'000.–
Santona Khatun
Soutien individuel à la recherche - CHF 5'000.–
Steen Bart
Participation à un congrès - CHF 800.–
Ma thèse en 180 secondes
CHF 20'000.–
CHUV
Colomer-Lahiguera Sara
Organisation d’un symposium scientifique - CHF 3'000.–
Porret Raphaël
Participation à un congrès - CHF 1'200.–
Unisanté
Peytremann Bridevaux Isabelle
Projet UNIL – société civile - CHF 60'000.–
The goal of the "Collart-Palmyre" project was to create a digital archive of the Temple of Baalshamin (photos, documents, notes, letters, notebooks, drawings, etc.). The archives were left to the Faculty of Letters at the University of Lausanne (Institute of Archeology and the Science of Antiquity, ASA-UNIL) by the descendants of Paul Collart.
These archival materials made it possible to create a 3-D model of this Syrian temple that was destroyed in 2015. The goal of the project was to make use of a part of the unused archives related to the Temple of Baalshamin, located just north of the ancient city of Palmyra.
The Foundation for the University of Lausanne has been a partner in the “My Thesis in 180 Seconds” contest since 2016.
The MT180 competition gives doctoral students 3 minutes to present their research topic in simple terms to a diverse and lay audience.
On 14 March 2019, Catherine Labouchère presented the award check of 1000 CHF to Armand Brice Kouadio who won 1st Prize as well as the Audience’s Prize.
2009 | The Foundation supported a group of projects entitled Vivre Ensemble dans l’Incertain (VEI) (Live Together in Uncertainty): extremely innovative, interdisciplinary projects conducted in partnership with civil society.
The Foundation for the University of Lausanne supports individual projects to organize colloquia, the publication of scientific works, and awards grants for individual research projects.