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Hub Bern, Switzerland

Towards a Future-Proof Life Style

Switzerland faces many challenges that affect its various natural and cultural landscapes. In order to meet these challenges, the projects of the Wyss Academy for Nature's Hub Bern address a variety of interconnected topics such as biodiversity decline, climate and energy equilibrium, increased mobility for work and leisure, population growth and aging, increasing spatial needs and conflicts, and increasing demand for ecosystem services.
 

All these developments impact both nature and people in the Swiss cultural landscapes. These challenges are far-reaching and include specific practices as well as society’s lifestyle in general. Here, we hope that the Hub Bern will become a source of inspiration for other European regions facing similar challenges.

The Hub Bern's project portfolio currently consists of 15 projects. More projects will be developed during and after the Wyss Academy’s startup phase during the years 2020 and 2021. Over the next ten years, the Parliament and the Government of the Canton of Bern will assume a particular role in partnering with the Wyss Academy for the implementation of incubators and further project development at the Hub Bern. 

HUB Bern Projects

Programme Committee

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Armin Brun

CEO BEKB

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André Klopfenstein

Managing Partner

Creaholic AG

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André Nietlisbach

Secretary General,

GS-WEU

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Thomas Breu

Director CDE,

University of Bern

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Peter Messerli

Director the Wyss

Academy for Nature

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Eva Schmassmann

Head of Platform

Agenda 2030

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HEAD OF HUB BERN

Olivier Jacquat

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RESEARCH SCIENTIST, HUB BERN

Anja Strahm

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RESEARCH SCIENTIST, HUB BERN

Felicitas Bachmann

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INTERN, HUB BERN

Ramona Michel

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RESEARCH SCIENTIST, HUB BERN

Cyrill Hess

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The AWA-1 Project is supported by the laboratory software "FP-LIMS"

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