Courses and events

The Academia Raetica organizes transferable skills courses for all scientists from its member and partner institutions. 

Public events are aimed at everyone with an interest in science. Academia Raetica is a co-organizer of the series Science Café Graubünden (Wissenschaftscafé Graubünden, flyer annual program in German).

The Academia Raetica and its member institutions and partners regularly organize exhibitions, excursions, conferences, lectures and workshops to publicize the results of research in the Grisons.

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AO Davos Courses

This year's AO Davos Courses return to on-site and face-to-face educational offerings: a range of world-class courses led by expert faculty in AO Trauma, AO Spine, AO CMF, AO VET, AO Recon, and AO Sports course. The hybrid event will include the best in face-to-face and online courses. 

Scientific events

2021 eCM XX: Biofabrication for Orthopaedics

Prominent invited speakers and selected submitted contributions will illustrate the latest innovations and challenges in the field.

Scientific events

Photonics: Exploiting every possible aspect of light

The course is mainly intended for an audience new to the photonics sector, but not only.
Opportunities will be shown for technical and also business support through the PhotonHub Europe initiative.

Public events

Ecosystem ecology to inform global biodiversity restoration

Conserving and restoring Earth’s natural ecosystems is an essential component in the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss. Our research addresses the role of terrestrial ecosystems in governing the global carbon cycle, and how the restoration of degraded lands can contribute to terrestrial carbon sequestration.

Public events

Klimawandel, Netto-Null, und wir

Wir sind dabei, das Klima zu verändern, und die Auswirkungen werden weitreichend sein. Doch in einer Welt der Fake News, des Streits um die Lastenverteilung, der Partikularinteressen und einer in ihren Werten gespaltenen Gesellschaft reichen Physik und Modellvorhersagen für die Bewältigung von komplexen Problemen nicht aus.

Transferable Skills

Kulturkommunikation

Wie kirchlich-kulturelle Anliegen heute in die Öffentlichkeit kommuniziert werden können, erläutert Elke Larcher, Leiterin des Museums und der Kommunikation in Müstair, einem Benediktinerinnenkloster aus dem Mittelalter und Weltkulturerbe.

Transferable Skills

Frauen in der Vormoderne

Interdisziplinäre Analyse von ungewöhnlichen Rollen von Frauen in der Vormoderne: von Frauen im Alten Orient (Erika Fischer), im NT (Hildegard Scherer) und in mittelalterlichen Frauenklöstern (Annalena Müller).

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