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“Complete freedom of research is an illusion”

Karin Nordström: People are curious and inquisitive by their very nature. These are qualities that have contributed a great deal of good for society. Legislators want to intervene as little as possibl

The workplace is becoming a melting pot of experiences

Birgit Werkmann-Karcher: Employees now enjoy a greater degree of autonomy. We are observing a move away from office life, with more people working from home or out of other locations. Halfway through

Overcoming crises: solidarity helps others and ourselves

Agnes von Wyl: The crises you list are affecting most people, even if in different ways. The pandemic, in particular, conjured up fear in many of us to begin with, since it had a direct impact on our

“Old age should be regarded as a valuable resource”

Katharina Fierz: Complexity is the first thing that comes to mind. There is no such thing as “the elderly” as a uniform group. Growing old today is characterised by highly different aspects. Alongside

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