Once a year we award Seed Grants for the development or implementation of participatory Citizen Science projects. Teams of academic researchers from the University of Zurich or ETH Zurich and citizens can jointly submit their project ideas now until 2 March, 2025.
Save the Date: CS4Health 2025
What are the newest developments in Citizen Science in the field of personal and global health? We host the 2nd Global Conference on Citizen Science for Health on 6-7 November, 2025 here in Zurich. Register now for updates.
Ideas Lab 2024: The moving city (1/2)
We look back on the first Citizen Science Zurich Ideas Lab. With the co-creative format, we connect actors from science and society and support them in developing new project ideas.
CitSciHelvetia'25: Call for Participation
The Swiss Conference on Citizen Science and Participatory Research will take place on 5 and 6 June, 2025 at the University of Lausanne and will focus on the topic “Citizen Science in Action – Collaboration between Civic Society and Academia”. Contributions can be submitted until 30 November, 2024.
Our latest newsletter is out!
Every two months we send out the most important news compactly packed in our newsletter. Available in English or German, it contains updates about our activities and services at Citizen Science Zurich as well as inputs and guest contributions from our community. Read what's new!
Welcome
Citizen Science Zurich is a joint initiative by the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, supported by the Mercator Foundation Switzerland. We strive for an open, diverse and inclusive science, where research is done with the public and for the public. Therefore, we want to inspire and support people to engage in different forms of participatory research.
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