On the 10-11th of March, Switzerland hosted a scientific conference "Humanities in Ukraine: recent trends and challenges". More than 30 leading and young Swiss and Ukrainian scientists and researchers presented their publications and projects related to the development of the humanities, trends and challenges in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Most of the Ukrainian speakers represented leading universities in Switzerland and Ukraine.
The conference was arranged by Anastasia Shevchenko, a researcher from Kherson who currently represents the University of Lausanne.
In the framework of the event, Igor Lyman shared the details regarding the introduction of the "Ukrainian Science Diaspora " initiative.
Read more about the event below – the link