A UNIGE study shows that European hunter-gatherers and Anatolian farmers coexisted and gradually interbred.

A new paper by GFRI's Professor of Finance and Real Estate Martin Hoesli and his PhD student, Dr. Louis Johner, examines the role of real estate in U.S. pension portfolios, considering various funding ...

Towards Less Volatile Supply Chains through Advanced Optimization. GSEM Professor Nicolas Zufferey has co-authored an article in the top-tier journal Transportation Research Part ...

A new paper by GFRI's Director Olivier Scaillet has been accepted for publication in Operations Research, one of the 50 ...

We are pleased to announce the arrival of a new version of Yareta, the cantonal solution for archiving and preserving ...

UNIGE strengthens its international standing. Version française. The University of Geneva (UNIGE) has confirmed its place among the world’s leading institutions, ranking, as it ...

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UNIGE scientists reveal unidirectional nutrient transport in roots, opening new avenues to enhance plant resistance to drought stress.

Mutations in the genes that encode Gα proteins are involved in many severe diseases, including cancer or encephalopathies. Advances in genetic testing have revealed a multitude of new mutations. But ...

The second prize went to Mélanie Fourgeaud from the laboratory of Prof. Maud Frieden and Diego Michel from the laboratory of Prof. Didier Hannouche under the supervision of Alexandra Bondaz, a ...

Renato Gualtieri, MD, is a pediatrician and Clinical Fellow at the Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV). His clinical and ...

Judith Schrempf-Stirling receives the Academy of Management Perspectives Best Article Award. Professor Judith Schrempf-Stirling received the 2025 Best Article Award from the Acade ...