Website www.myscience.org | Launched May 2007 | |
Available in English, French, German Slogan(s) Portal for Research and Innovation Current status 100,000 visitors per month (Network, 2015) Content license Copyright Scimetrica, Bern, Switzerland | ||
myScience.ch is a Swiss portal for research and innovation. This portal gives an overview of sciences, employment, funding, research area, universities and other research institutions in Switzerland. It aims at providing practical information about research mobility and living in Switzerland as well as a job portal for scientists and academics jobs.myScience.ch and information about continuing education.
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myScience.ch was launched in May 2007 and took over some activities of the formal portal Swiss-science.org. The latter was the Swiss portal for researchers in Switzerland from 1999 to 2005. The portal Swiss-science.org was maintained by the Swiss Confederation and the company Science Com.
The magazine Anthrazit declared myScience.ch as being one of the 200 best websites in Switzerland in 2009.
myScience® is a registered trademark of Scimetrica, Bern, Switzerland.
Network
myScience is present in Austria, Germany, United Kingdom, and the United States and also maintains an international site.
myScience International has currently one of the largest choice of science jobs in the world. There are currently about 8,000 open positions.
Partners
Partners of myScience.ch are, for example, BioValley.ch, an association supporting companies and institutions by providing access to the member’s network and its broad range of knowledge and expertise in the field of Life Sciences, EPFL, University of Geneva, University of Fribourg, Fachhochschule Nordwest Schweiz, the company Givaudan active in fragrances, Platform Networking for Jobs that supports immigrated and Swiss returning emigrants with an academic education to find a job appropriated to their qualifications. and simplyscience.ch, a portal for promoting sciences among teenagers. Other partners are University of Geneva, University of Fribourg, the University of Lausanne, University of Bern, HES-SO, FHNW, ZHAW, UZH, ETHZ, EPFL, EMPA, EAWAG, Agroscope, Givaudan, CELLnTEC, Cargill, Covance, and Roche.