Scholars Seeking in Switzerland
The below scholars all have valid threat assessments from SAR and are interested in seeking opportunities in Switzerland. They are thus eligible for Scholars at Risk grants via the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF).
If you would like to inquire about one of these scholars in relation to SNSF, please write to sar-snsf@nyu.edu. If inquiring about hosting in Switzerland outside of SNSF, write to: madochee.bozier@nyu.edu.
| Case ID | Degree | Field | Specialties |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethiopia-790 | PhD | Political Science; International Studies | African peace, conflict, and security (Horn of Africa and the red sea region), foreign policy and diplomacy of Ethiopia, Hydropolitics |
| Myanmar-593 | PhD | Chemical Engineering | Membrane technology for water purification, separation technology, clean water and sanitation |
| Sudan-578 | PhD | Physics | Condensed matter physics |
| Sudan-587 | PhD | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | Next-generation wireless communications systems, AI-driven communication protocols, hybrid beamforming, optimization theory |
| Sudan-588 | PhD | Agricultural Economics | Food security, food consumption methods, sustainable development, carbon emissions and agricultural systems |
| Ukraine-799 | PhD | Philology and Literature | Postmodern poetics, stylistics, text interpretation of contemporary literature |
| Ukraine-831 | PhD | Economics | Ecological economics, agricultural economics, digital economics, logistics |
| Ukraine-834 | PhD | Economics | Sustainable development, behavioral economics, agricultural enterprises |
| Ukraine-836 | PhD | Economics | Applied socio-economic research and social policy analysis - socio-economic resilience, labor supply and household well-being |
| Yemen-560 | PhD | Geography | Climate change, drylands, food security, drought, environmental degradation |
| Yemen-825 | PhD | Polymer and Experimental Physics | Materials science, radiation shielding and dosimetry, microwave absorbing materials, and the effects of nanoparticle fillers on the properties of polymeric materials |