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Awards Walking Ibex (Giacometti's Ibex)

Science Communication Award

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Prof. Dr. Matthias Egger

President of the Swiss National Science Foundation

THE WOMAN WHO LOVES GIRAFFES

by Alison Reid

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ARTIFICIAL US

by Deborah Rhyner

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CONNECTIVITY

Melina Zimmerli

Alain Luck

Fabio Bargardi

Sabrina Stettler

Michael Gerlt

EXTINCTION OF THE SEXIEST

Charlotte de Vries

Tamaki Ohmura

  • The prize-giving ceremony takes place simultaneously in Bern and Zurich on Sunday at 21:15. The ceremony in Zurich will be presided by Prof. Dr. Matthias Egger (President of the Research Council of the Swiss National Science Foundation). Dr. François Aellen (Director of Zurich Environmental and Health Protection Agency) will hand over the awards of the category ‘Scientists-as-filmmakers’.  The short films (including an audience prize) will be awarded in Bern. The award ceremony will be broadcasted live between Bern and Zurich.

  • The Global Science Film Festival winning films of each category will be awarded with a “Walking Ibex”. The “Walking Ibex” imitates Alberto Giacometti's style in the iconic sculpture “Walking Man; L'Homme qui marche I”

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Prof. Dr. MATTHIAS EGGER 

President of the Research Council of the Swiss National Science Foundation

Egger joined the faculty of the University of Bern in 2002, and also became a professor at the University of Bristol in the same year. Since January 2017, Matthias Egger has been president of the Research Council of the Swiss National Science Foundation.

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Dr. FRANÇOIS AELLEN  

Director of Zurich Environmental and Health Protection Agency (City of Zurich)

Aellen completed his studies at EPFL Lausanne and obtained a PhD from Zurich University.  Since 2015 he is the director of Zurich Environmental and Health Protection Agency.

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