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  1. Access Points
  2. South Asia must proactively prepare to face climate change
  3. Peter Maurer on regional and global challenges
  4. HSG researchers study day-to-day cannabis use
  5. Newsroom
  6. HSG continues to rise in the Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking
  7. Political engagement instead of pinkwashing
  8. Green HSG campus
  9. HSG joins Alliance for Research on Corporate Sustainability (ARCS)
  10. Children’s University 2022
  11. Events
  12. Startup "Deskbird" offers solution for a working world in upheaval
  13. Opportunity Day discusses EU-Swiss relations
  14. Moves to rescue the climate are stumbling
  15. HSG supports new students through unique coaching programme
  16. Two HSG spin-offs in the top positions of the 100 best Swiss startups
  17. New White Paper: Rethinking the Role of Universities
  18. Insurers as sustainability drivers
  19. HSG Student Podcast
  20. Simcubator
  21. Award ceremony
  22. Mikhail Gorbachev: An Ambivalent Legacy
  23. Dennis Lück (BrinkertLück Creatives) is a guest in our podcast series "Meet the CFO" (in German)
  24. "DreamTeam"
  25. HSG start-up "CollectID"
  26. Google Research Scholar Award for Damian Borth
  27. Owners as Strategist Conference 2022
  28. LaMDA: Can an artificial intelligence develop consciousness?
  29. Educational success thanks to well mixed classes
  30. Creating a sense of meaning is also a leadership issue
  31. HSG student interlinks sustainable student initiatives worldwide
  32. HSG on course with sustainable energy supply
  33. Partnership for future technologies between HSG and Vorarlberg
  34. HSG successfully contributes to Federal Council decision for a Swiss innovation fund
  35. Simple course planning with "Biddit"
  36. 2022 French legislative election: Closer to the abyss
  37. Aviation on the way to climate neutrality
  38. News and Events
  39. The HSG start-up Manusia
  40. UZH and HSG create two joint bridge professorships on digitalization in medicine
  41. HSG honoured as a "Healthy Campus"
  42. The Elite Quality Index 2022
  43. Books, laptops and more for Africa – “BookCycle” gives learning materials a new lease on life
  44. War in Ukraine: Information for refugees, affected persons and HSG members
  45. Research project CircuBAT improves eco-balance of electric mobility
  46. The war in Ukraine and the impact on energy policy
  47. Y Combinator x START – Learning from professionals how to make a start-up a success
  48. Tracking Inflation in Europe
  49. Trade policy & deterring war: The case of Ukraine
  50. HSG joins the faculty of the Swiss Finance Institute (SFI)
  51. Rolf Wüstenhagen on solar and wind energy versus new nuclear power plants
  52. US: Biden´s first year in office
  53. Female Founder Initiative: From "Dreampreneur" to Entrepreneur
  54. Herbal high tech in the Sitter Valley
  55. Anna Elsner receives ERC Starting Grant
  56. HSG researchers take part in global Fincap project
  57. Monetary policy and its impact on social differences
  58. The EU's approach to energy issues can be dangerous for Switzerland
  59. Beatrix Eugster becomes member of the Marcel Benoist Foundation Council
  60. ECOnnect challenge
  61. Instant Messages - Digital language footprints
  62. Institutional cooperation with the American University of Beirut
  63. toxic.fm celebrates its 20th anniversary
  64. Poor in old age – new ways to close the pension gap for women
  65. HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2021
  66. The Geneva Convention has protected refugees for 70 years
  67. Art & Science: Paula Bialski
  68. SME Day 2021: a majority would like a new era
  69. Swiss Manufacturing Survey 2021
  70. Art & Science: Elgar Fleisch as a musician
  71. Starting signal for the Master’s programme in Computer Science
  72. The Assessment Guide: symbol of a campus culture of solidarity
  73. Global Family Business Index 2021
  74. Leaders for Equality
  75. New St.Gallen Health Forum
  76. Hybrid Work Compass
  77. Renovations give library building a new look
  78. How is the pandemic changing our eating behaviour?
  79. Art & Science: Andreas Schwendener
  80. Nilima Chowdhury: “Science is creative, too”
  81. Electrifying the company car
  82. Occupational retirement provision: There is much more potential in our savings
  83. From the corona crisis into the mafia crisis?
  84. Art & Science: The scientist and novelist Markus Will
  85. Appointment: Amanda Shantz
  86. Hybrid Work Compass for Switzerland
  87. President and Vice-Presidents elected for the 2022-24 term of office
  88. ECOL: Top business schools launch European network for online learning
  89. 100 years of profit, risk and uncertainty
  90. EcoOst St.Gallen Symposium
  91. Five years of the Gotthard base tunnel
  92. Special topic 50th St.Gallen Symposium
  93. Is the US making climate protection a priority?
  94. 2020 PRME Report on sustainable management education
  95. HSG students achieve top position at Harvard Case Competition
  96. Self-reflection from lockdown
  97. Special Topic START Summit 2021
  98. Dorina Thiess elected Founder of the Year 2021
  99. Tourism in times of the pandemic
  100. Special Topic SQUARE
  101. Un-Dress Fashion Award 2021
  102. How gut bacteria influence our decisions
  103. Gender & Diversity Monitoring – Report 2020
  104. Entrepreneurial success despite and because of ADHD
  105. ETH and HSG launch a joint executive education programme "emba X"
  106. Student initiative: living sustainably and saving money
  107. Critical Gender and Diversity Knowledge
  108. HSGswisscovery
  109. "HSG Impact Award 2020"
  110. Civil aviation in 2040 from the Swiss perspective
  111. «HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2020»
  112. The impact of the pandemic on the Swiss retail trade
  113. HSG Annual Report 2019/2020
  114. Elite Quality Index
  115. Jam session and university orchestra
  116. Swiss Payment Monitor 2020
  117. How do Covid-19 lockdown policies affect employment and GDP in different countries?
  118. HSG Insights: Successfully shaping the new normality
  119. Systemically relevant but still paid less
  120. "Culture and Taxes"
  121. Care work in Switzerland in times of pandemic
  122. Corona crisis from the space perspective
  123. HSG and the Corona crisis: an interim report
  124. Hurdles on the way to the circular economy
  125. Monday Forum
  126. MAS Symposium
  127. Lunch with guests
  128. CFAC/FFAC Airport Forum 2022
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  1. Recent floods in Pakistan caused by a mix of record rainfall and melting glaciers, left a third of the country under water, affecting nearly 33 million people. Written by Manali Kumar.
  2. Few personalities have had such privileged access to the world's powerful as the leaders of the International Committee of the Red Cross. After a decade as president of the ICRC, Peter Maurer is moving to the Basel Institute on Governance, a transition from humanitarian cooperation to the fight against corruption. An article by Professor Christoph Frei.
  3. Around 80 per cent of cannabis users have integrated its use well into their daily lives. Two HSG sociologists are currently researching just what this “successful” cannabis use actually looks like. Their research should also provide guidance in terms of upcoming legislative changes.
  4. Find all our news at a glance.
  5. The Executive MBA programme at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) moves up 10 places and is now ranked 32nd in the world in the Financial Times' most prestigious ranking of business schools.
  6. On October 10, Pride Month and the City of St.Gallen jointly hosted a public discussion titled, "How can we make St.Gallen more inclusive in the future?"
  7. The HSG campus on St.Gallen’s Rosenberg is certified for its near-natural design.
  8. HSG will once again open its doors to schoolchildren in grades 3 to 6 in November.
  9. Find all our events at a glance.
  10. What is the state of the relationship between Switzerland and the EU? This was the question addressed by the “Chancentag 2022”.
  11. This is the conclusion of a new study by the University of St.Gallen (HSG) and the ETH Zurich.
  12. The HSG supports some of its new students with personal coaches: Coaching enables young men and women to work on their characters – and hone their view of other social realities.
  13. According to an analysis by the Institute of Insurance Economics (I.VW-HSG), 50 concrete contributions to greater sustainability can be identified along the insurers' value chain.
  14. Listen to episode #22 with Konstantin Hälg.
  15. HSG students support charitable start-ups in Rwanda and Bangladesh.
  16. At the beginning of the autumn semester on 19 September 2022, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) awarded 57 doctorates.
  17. Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a defining figure in the 20th century has died. An article by Ulrich Schmid.
  18. In a new course, HSG students spend some time with primary school children on a weekly basis.
  19. Every year, products amounting to approx. three billion US dollars are faked worldwide. A company set up by HSG graduates has developed a solution against product piracy.
  20. Event on 21-22 June saw lively debate about the contributions of firm owners to firm strategy. Hosted by the University of St.Gallen and Bocconi University, 350 practitioners and academics from around the world participated in the conference online.
  21. By Damian Borth.
  22. This is shown in a new study by the Institute for Leadership and Human Resource Management (IFPM-HSG).
  23. The University reduced its energy consumption per student by approx. 25 per cent between 2014 and 2021. The CO2 intensity of energy sources also decreased.
  24. To make the allocation of courses at the university easier for students, Marc Gruener and Micha Brugger have developed a tool: "Biddit". By Sven Schumann.
  25. By Christoph Frei.
  26. On 2 June, the "Aviation and Space Symposium 2022" in St.Gallen shed light on the relaunch of aviation under sustainability criteria and showed the importance of the space industry for our life on earth.
  27. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter
  28. The Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire honoured 43 universities worldwide with the "Healthy Campus" certificate.
  29. The Elite Quality Index 2022 scores and ranks 151 countries using 120 component indicators. The data shows where elites deliver or extract value from their individual nations.
  30. By student reporter Lara Ziegler.
  32. An interview with Rolf Wüstenhagen, Professor of Management of Renewable Energies.
  33. The start-up accelerator Y Combinator (YC) was hosted by START Global as part of YC’s virtual Spring Outreach Tour. By student reporter Victoria Lorenzen.
  34. After an extended absence from the headlines, inflation is back in the news and in policy debates. Stefan Legge, a lecturer at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), launched a website which tracks and presents the latest data on inflation.
  35. University of St.Gallen professor of International Trade and Economic Development Simon Evenett looks at the economic support Ukraine has received since from the invasion of Crimea in 2014 and the potential consequences of those actions.
  36. On 20 January 2021, Joseph Biden was sworn in as America’s 46th President. What conclusions can we draw after his first year in office? By James W. Davis.
  37. Herbs that grow without pesticides, all the year round: since autumn 2021, Christian Gerig and his team have been running Eastern Switzerland’s first vertical indoor farm in the Sitter Valley.
  38. Andrea Barbon and Angelo Ranaldo from the Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance were acknowledged for the high quality of their findings.
  39. Climate policy is no longer just a matter for big countries. Action by every single individual is required. The sustainability platform ECOnnect connects and promotes sustainability-interested clubs and projects of the HSG. By student reporter Anna Schreiter.
  40. A study from the University of St.Gallen suggests that language use in instant messages allows for the prediction of users’ age and gender.
  41. What began as a pilot project by students at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is now a professional radio station that is unique in Switzerland and trains over 30 radio journalists each year.
  42. In the pandemic year, many HSG spin-offs are devoting themselves to social issues. This is revealed by the HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2021.
  43. In 1951, the UN adopted a convention concerning the status of border-crossing refugees. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Geneva Convention, the University of St.Gallen invited the general public to a critical debate on flight and migration. The event attracted a large audience.
  44. By Student Reporter Niels Niemann.
  45. By student reporter Sven Schumann.
  46. Despite the economic difficulty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, family-owned businesses have managed to stay resilient.
  47. The OPSY-HSG developed a new toolbox for executives.
  48. Speakers from academia, healthcare, business and politics will provide insights into their expert knowledge.
  49. Research by the HSG, Novu Office, and HR Campus shows that hybrid work models are here to stay.
  50. The renovation of the HSG library building has been completed.
  51. This question is addressed in a study by the IRM-HSG.
  52. Andreas Schwendener does research at the IMP-HSG and is a drummer with "WE ARE AVA".
  53. Nilima Chowdhury is a postdoc researcher and lecturer at the Research Institute for Organizational Psychology. Her research project entitled “Turn the Tide” explores gender inequality and women’s emotional wellbeing in the workplace. Besides her academic activities, Nilima Chowdhury is a musician. Science and art inspire each other.
  54. To what extent the expansion of e-mobility in company fleets can be accelerated is investigated in a research project of the IWÖ-HSG.
  55. That is the conclusion of a recent HSG study.
  56. The Covid pandemic enables the Italian mafia organisation ‘Ndrangheta to establish itself elsewhere, for instance in the Swiss economic system. What are the reasons for and mechanisms of this development? An article by Adina Trinca.
  57. Interviews with more than 150 CEOs, board members, and HR experts revealed that the future implementation of hybrid work models in Swiss companies is not a question of "if" but "how".
  58. The President and Vice-Presidents werde elected for the 2022-24 term of office. Prof. Dr. Martin Eppler was elected as the new Vice-President; he will take over Studies & Academic Affairs from Prof. Dr. Peter Leibfried.
  59. Patrik Aspers on Frank Knight (1885-1972).
  60. In a way, the EcoOst St.Gallen Symposium of 17 May is the sequel to the St.Gallen Symposium. Accordingly, it also focused on the motto “Trust Matters”.
  61. A look back by Wolfgang Stoelzle.
  62. The 50th St.Gallen Symposium took place from 5-7 May 2021. Our special topic.
  63. An opinion piece by Dr. Manali Kumar.
  64. A lockdown also offers the opportunity to reflect on yourself and on life. After the first wave of coronavirus, the MCM-HSG studied what emerged for many people in these parts.
  65. The prize of the Werner Jackstädt Foundation is worth CHF 10,000.
  66. The Research Centre for Tourism and Transport at the HSG has assessed the situation for the third time.
  67. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.
  68. By student reporter Anna Schreiter.
  69. This year, the University of St.Gallen is conferring the "HSG Impact Awards" for the third time. HSG researchers are receiving awards for the valuable contribution they have made to society through their work.
  70. The Center for Aviation Competence (CFAC-HSG) at the University of St.Gallen and the Aviation Research Center Switzerland (ARCS) have been investigating what the Swiss expect from civil aviation up to the year 2040.
  71. A topical study conducted by the IRM-HSG reveals that a majority of the interviewed retail companies can discern an opportunity in the crisis.
  72. The current edition of the annual report marks a transition: With a revised content concept and a new appearance, readers will be informed about HSG even more vividly and in more detail.
  73. The way in which elites create or extract value can help determine the business opportunity, growth and development of a nation.
  74. The music scene at HSG. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.
  75. Neobanks are on the rise in Switzerland. This is shown by the current Swiss Payment Monitor of the University of St.Gallen and the ZHAW.
  76. An article by Noah Bürgin, a student in the course Certificate in Business Journalism.
  77. Beatrix Eugster examines tax competition in Switzerland.
  78. By Christa Binswanger.
  79. The GCEI-HSG has evaluated publicly available data from the European Space Agency ESA on air pollution in China. This enabled them to monitor the economic impact of the pandemic in real time.
  80. Videos
  81. 9.30 - 11.30 a.m., Klosterhof, Pfalzkeller St.Gallen / hybrid
  82. A 01 Building (Main Building), Room 01-012
  83. 12.15 - 13.45 p.m., Akademikerhaus, Dufourstrasse 87
  84. Zurich Airport
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  1. Hurdles on the way to the circular economy
  2. Getting into the flow when talking to the robot
  3. Efficiently and competently through the data jungle
  4. Insights into the EU project "MISTRAL"
  5. The rhetorical battle for Ukraine
  6. HSG Impact Award 2022: Life Design
  7. HSG Impact Award 2022: Ethics of the Covid-19 pandemic
  8. HSG Impact Award 2022: The Future of Work
  9. 51st St.Gallen Symposium: Collaborative Advantage
  10. How German Ministers favor their hometowns
  11. CircuBAT Subproject 7: Sustainable Business Models
  12. Academic GIFts: Fighting economic crises
  13. Ukraine-Russia crisis: "Putin has not forgotten Obama's insult"
  14. SQUARE opening: Video message from architect Sou Fujimoto
  15. Knowledge Bank: Ulrike Landfester on "Critical Literacy"
  16. Artificial Intelligence in Swiss Law
  17. Academic GIFts: How do political decisions affect house prices?
  18. 11th Consumer Barometer of Renewable Energy
  19. Identifying tax avoidance blind spots
  20. Academic GIFts: How the IoT can improve daily processes
  21. Corona and Business Model Innovation – Oliver Gassmann interviews Sportradar founder Carsten Koerl
  22. The Open Science Initiative "Next Generation"
  23. HSG Impact Award 2021: Staying on Top of the Crisis
  24. HSG Impact Award 2021: Portfolio model for sustainable investments
  25. HSG Impact Award 2021: Monitoring Consumption Switzerland
  26. The School of Medicine's "Skills Training"
  27. Academic GIFts: How We Die
  28. COVID-19 and hospital management
  29. Truly Sustainable Strategies
  30. Academic GIFts: Academia and Populism
  31. In the Lab: Transformatics
  32. The manipulation of the chatbots
  33. If the boss is an algorithm
  34. Gudrun Sander on diversity as a management task
  35. Prof. Fabrizio Zilibotti on the economic side of the COVID 19 pandemic
  36. Quality versus efficiency in healthcare?
  37. Retirement provision 4.0
  38. More transparency in supply chains thanks to Blockchain
  39. Miriam Meckel and Damian Borth on "Vocally Yours"
  40. Why is climate change relevant for business?
  41. Wilhelm Mundt on "Trashstones"
  42. Emanuel de Bellis on personalizing the customization experience
  43. Patrick Emmenegger on the Federal Council elections in 2019
  44. #2minutes: Martin Eling on cyber risks
  45. Academic GIFts: Mondays For Meaning
  46. Global Competitiveness Report 2019
  47. Academic GIFts: What is crowdsourcing?
  48. Which leaders make companies more sustainable? An interview with Judith Walls.
  49. Academic GIFts: Globalisation and the Concentration of Talent
  50. Martin Kolmar: "The comfortable life is not the good life"
  51. #2minutes: Maël Schnegg on the "Landscape Monitor"
  52. Zilla Leutenegger on "Staircase: Lonely at the top"
  53. Tony Cragg on art and sculpture
  54. #2minutes: Josh Hsueh on the effects of family business on entrepreneurs
  55. Academic GIFts: Who is liable for self-driving cars?
  56. Felix Lehner on the artist Hans Josephsohn
  57. #2minutes: Damian Borth on the new AI research at the HSG
  58. Wolfgang Jenewein on "positive leadership"
  59. Learning Center: Sou Fujimoto on «Open Grid – Choices of Tomorrow»
  60. Knowledge Bank: Christoph Aymanns on Bitcoin
  61. Tony Schwartz on Donald Trump
  62. Marcus Schögel on "Sharing Economy"
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  201. HSG spin-off Kaspar& The founders of the HSG spin-off Kaspar& have been working in asset management for many years - and over time have come to believe that investing should be made more accessible. This led them to launch their app, which automatically shifts small change from card payments to an investment account. The small start-up team has now linked up with established banks.
  202. Guy Parmelin visits the ITBO Summit With its IT Education Offensive (ITBO), the Canton of St.Gallen has been promoting digital transformation since 2019. In the presence of Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin, the ITBO Summit 2022 looked back on what has been achieved and discussed the next steps.
  203. Cyberattacks as the biggest business risk Cybercrime has grown massively in recent years. HSG insurance economist Martin Eling is researching how financial losses from digital attacks can be calculated. Eling's expertise is now in demand worldwide. His latest project: An international project on the issue of whether it makes sense to pay a ransom in cases of digital blackmail.
  204. Persian Autumn – The protests in Iran and their consequences The death of student Mahsa Amini on 16 September 2022 triggered nationwide demonstrations in Iran. Previous protests were linked to specific concerns, but now the focus is the system itself. An analysis by Dr. Andreas Böhm.
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  218. Background 11/04/22 > South Asia must proactively prepare to face climate change Recent floods in Pakistan caused by a mix of record rainfall and melting glaciers, left a third of the country under water, affecting nearly 33 million people. Written by Manali Kumar.
  219. Background 10/31/22 > Peter Maurer on regional and global challenges Few personalities have had such privileged access to the world's powerful as the leaders of the International Committee of the Red Cross. After a decade as president of the ICRC, Peter Maurer is moving to the Basel Institute on Governance, a transition from humanitarian cooperation to the fight against corruption. An article by Professor Christoph Frei.
  220. Research 10/24/22 > HSG researchers study day-to-day cannabis use Around 80 per cent of cannabis users have integrated its use well into their daily lives. Two HSG sociologists are currently researching just what this “successful” cannabis use actually looks like. Their research should also provide guidance in terms of upcoming legislative changes.
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  222. Campus 10/17/22 > HSG continues to rise in the Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking The Executive MBA programme at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) moves up 10 places and is now ranked 32nd in the world in the Financial Times' most prestigious ranking of business schools.
  223. Background 10/12/22 > Political engagement instead of pinkwashing On October 10, Pride Month and the City of St.Gallen jointly hosted a public discussion titled, "How can we make St.Gallen more inclusive in the future?"
  224. Campus 10/07/22 > Green HSG campus The HSG campus on St.Gallen’s Rosenberg is certified for its near-natural design.
  225. Campus 10/20/22 HSG joins Alliance for Research on Corporate Sustainability (ARCS) The University of St.Gallen has been accepted as an institutional member to the Alliance for Research on Corporate Sustainability (ARCS).
  226. Events 10/19/22 > Children’s University 2022 HSG will once again open its doors to schoolchildren in grades 3 to 6 in November.
  227.   09/30/22 > Events Find all our events at a glance.
  228. Campus 10/03/22 > Startup "Deskbird" offers solution for a working world in upheaval
  229. Background 09/30/22 > Opportunity Day discusses EU-Swiss relations What is the state of the relationship between Switzerland and the EU? This was the question addressed by the “Chancentag 2022”.
  230. Research 09/23/22 > Moves to rescue the climate are stumbling This is the conclusion of a new study by the University of St.Gallen (HSG) and the ETH Zurich.
  231. Campus 09/16/22 > HSG supports new students through unique coaching programme The HSG supports some of its new students with personal coaches: Coaching enables young men and women to work on their characters – and hone their view of other social realities.
  232. Campus 09/08/22 > Two HSG spin-offs in the top positions of the 100 best Swiss startups
  233. Research 09/05/22 > New White Paper: Rethinking the Role of Universities
  234. Research 09/02/22 > Insurers as sustainability drivers According to an analysis by the Institute of Insurance Economics (I.VW-HSG), 50 concrete contributions to greater sustainability can be identified along the insurers' value chain.
  235. Campus 08/29/22 > Simcubator HSG students support charitable start-ups in Rwanda and Bangladesh.
  236. Campus 09/23/22 > Award ceremony At the beginning of the autumn semester on 19 September 2022, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) awarded 57 doctorates.
  237. Opinions 09/01/22 > Mikhail Gorbachev: An Ambivalent Legacy Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a defining figure in the 20th century has died. An article by Ulrich Schmid.
  238. Campus 09/02/22 > "DreamTeam" In a new course, HSG students spend some time with primary school children on a weekly basis.
  239. Campus 08/04/22 > HSG start-up "CollectID" Every year, products amounting to approx. three billion US dollars are faked worldwide. A company set up by HSG graduates has developed a solution against product piracy.
  240. Research 07/07/22 > Google Research Scholar Award for Damian Borth
  241. Background 06/28/22 > Owners as Strategist Conference 2022 Event on 21-22 June saw lively debate about the contributions of firm owners to firm strategy. Hosted by the University of St.Gallen and Bocconi University, 350 practitioners and academics from around the world participated in the conference online.
  242. Opinions 06/16/22 > LaMDA: Can an artificial intelligence develop consciousness? By Damian Borth.
  243. Opinions 08/16/22 > Educational success thanks to well mixed classes
  244. Research 07/21/22 > Creating a sense of meaning is also a leadership issue This is shown in a new study by the Institute for Leadership and Human Resource Management (IFPM-HSG).
  245. Campus 08/12/22 > HSG student interlinks sustainable student initiatives worldwide
  246. Campus 07/11/22 > HSG on course with sustainable energy supply The University reduced its energy consumption per student by approx. 25 per cent between 2014 and 2021. The CO2 intensity of energy sources also decreased.
  247. Campus 06/27/22 > Partnership for future technologies between HSG and Vorarlberg
  248. Research 06/22/22 HSG successfully contributes to Federal Council decision for a Swiss innovation fund On June 22, the Federal Council decided to initiate the launch of an agnostic, industry-neutral Swiss Innovation Fund in order to improve growth financing opportunities of Swiss startups and respond to developments in other countries.
  249. Campus 06/09/22 > Simple course planning with "Biddit" To make the allocation of courses at the university easier for students, Marc Gruener and Micha Brugger have developed a tool: "Biddit". By Sven Schumann.
  250. Background 06/20/22 > 2022 French legislative election: Closer to the abyss By Christoph Frei.
  251. Background 06/03/22 > Aviation on the way to climate neutrality On 2 June, the "Aviation and Space Symposium 2022" in St.Gallen shed light on the relaunch of aviation under sustainability criteria and showed the importance of the space industry for our life on earth.
  252.   04/25/22 > News and Events
  253. Campus 05/11/22 > The HSG start-up Manusia By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter
  254. Research 05/03/22 > UZH and HSG create two joint bridge professorships on digitalization in medicine
  255. Campus 05/30/22 > HSG honoured as a "Healthy Campus" The Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire honoured 43 universities worldwide with the "Healthy Campus" certificate.
  256. Research 04/29/22 > The Elite Quality Index 2022 The Elite Quality Index 2022 scores and ranks 151 countries using 120 component indicators. The data shows where elites deliver or extract value from their individual nations.
  257. Campus 04/19/22 > Books, laptops and more for Africa – “BookCycle” gives learning materials a new lease on life By student reporter Lara Ziegler.
  258.   04/05/22 War in Ukraine: Information for refugees, affected persons and HSG members The University of St.Gallen supports students and researchers from Ukraine with various offers and measures.
  259. Research 04/04/22 > Research project CircuBAT improves eco-balance of electric mobility
  260. Opinions 03/11/22 > The war in Ukraine and the impact on energy policy An interview with Rolf Wüstenhagen, Professor of Management of Renewable Energies.
  261. Campus 02/28/22 > Y Combinator x START – Learning from professionals how to make a start-up a success The start-up accelerator Y Combinator (YC) was hosted by START Global as part of YC’s virtual Spring Outreach Tour. By student reporter Victoria Lorenzen.
  262. Research 02/16/22 > Tracking Inflation in Europe After an extended absence from the headlines, inflation is back in the news and in policy debates. Stefan Legge, a lecturer at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), launched a website which tracks and presents the latest data on inflation.
  263. Opinions 02/15/22 > Trade policy & deterring war: The case of Ukraine University of St.Gallen professor of International Trade and Economic Development Simon Evenett looks at the economic support Ukraine has received since from the invasion of Crimea in 2014 and the potential consequences of those actions.
  264. Research 02/07/22 > HSG joins the faculty of the Swiss Finance Institute (SFI)
  265. Background 01/25/22 > Rolf Wüstenhagen on solar and wind energy versus new nuclear power plants
  266. Opinions 01/21/22 > US: Biden´s first year in office On 20 January 2021, Joseph Biden was sworn in as America’s 46th President. What conclusions can we draw after his first year in office? By James W. Davis.
  267. Background 01/14/22 > Female Founder Initiative: From "Dreampreneur" to Entrepreneur
  268. Background 01/26/22 > Herbal high tech in the Sitter Valley Herbs that grow without pesticides, all the year round: since autumn 2021, Christian Gerig and his team have been running Eastern Switzerland’s first vertical indoor farm in the Sitter Valley.
  269. Research 01/11/22 > Anna Elsner receives ERC Starting Grant
  270. Research 12/08/21 > HSG researchers take part in global Fincap project Andrea Barbon and Angelo Ranaldo from the Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance were acknowledged for the high quality of their findings.
  271. Research 12/16/21 > Monetary policy and its impact on social differences
  272. Research 12/01/21 > The EU's approach to energy issues can be dangerous for Switzerland
  273. People 11/25/21 Beatrix Eugster becomes member of the Marcel Benoist Foundation Council The Federal Council elected Beatrix Eugster, Professor of Economics at the University of St.Gallen, and Kilian Stoffel, Rector of the University of Neuchâtel, as new members of the Marcel Benoist Foundation Board.
  274. Campus 11/23/21 > ECOnnect challenge Climate policy is no longer just a matter for big countries. Action by every single individual is required. The sustainability platform ECOnnect connects and promotes sustainability-interested clubs and projects of the HSG. By student reporter Anna Schreiter.
  275. Research 11/10/21 > Instant Messages - Digital language footprints A study from the University of St.Gallen suggests that language use in instant messages allows for the prediction of users’ age and gender.
  276. Campus 11/11/21 > Institutional cooperation with the American University of Beirut
  277. Campus 12/02/21 > toxic.fm celebrates its 20th anniversary What began as a pilot project by students at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is now a professional radio station that is unique in Switzerland and trains over 30 radio journalists each year.
  278. Research 09/29/21 > Poor in old age – new ways to close the pension gap for women
  279. Research 11/05/21 > HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2021 In the pandemic year, many HSG spin-offs are devoting themselves to social issues. This is revealed by the HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2021.
  280. Background 10/29/21 > The Geneva Convention has protected refugees for 70 years In 1951, the UN adopted a convention concerning the status of border-crossing refugees. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Geneva Convention, the University of St.Gallen invited the general public to a critical debate on flight and migration. The event attracted a large audience.
  281. People 10/28/21 > Art & Science: Paula Bialski
  282. Background 10/25/21 > SME Day 2021: a majority would like a new era
  283. Research 10/01/21 > Swiss Manufacturing Survey 2021
  284. People 10/11/21 > Art & Science: Elgar Fleisch as a musician
  285. Campus 09/27/21 > Starting signal for the Master’s programme in Computer Science By Student Reporter Niels Niemann.
  286. Campus 09/22/21 > The Assessment Guide: symbol of a campus culture of solidarity By student reporter Sven Schumann.
  287. Research 09/14/21 > Global Family Business Index 2021 Despite the economic difficulty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, family-owned businesses have managed to stay resilient.
  288. Research 09/14/21 > Leaders for Equality The OPSY-HSG developed a new toolbox for executives.
  289. Events 09/14/21 > New St.Gallen Health Forum Speakers from academia, healthcare, business and politics will provide insights into their expert knowledge.
  290. Research 09/13/21 > Hybrid Work Compass Research by the HSG, Novu Office, and HR Campus shows that hybrid work models are here to stay.
  291. Campus 09/08/21 > Renovations give library building a new look The renovation of the HSG library building has been completed.
  292. Research 08/30/21 > How is the pandemic changing our eating behaviour? This question is addressed in a study by the IRM-HSG.
  293. People 08/16/21 > Art & Science: Andreas Schwendener Andreas Schwendener does research at the IMP-HSG and is a drummer with "WE ARE AVA".
  294. People 07/01/21 > Nilima Chowdhury: “Science is creative, too” Nilima Chowdhury is a postdoc researcher and lecturer at the Research Institute for Organizational Psychology. Her research project entitled “Turn the Tide” explores gender inequality and women’s emotional wellbeing in the workplace. Besides her academic activities, Nilima Chowdhury is a musician. Science and art inspire each other.
  295. Research 07/06/21 > Electrifying the company car To what extent the expansion of e-mobility in company fleets can be accelerated is investigated in a research project of the IWÖ-HSG.
  296. Research 06/18/21 > Occupational retirement provision: There is much more potential in our savings That is the conclusion of a recent HSG study.
  297. Background 06/02/21 > From the corona crisis into the mafia crisis? The Covid pandemic enables the Italian mafia organisation ‘Ndrangheta to establish itself elsewhere, for instance in the Swiss economic system. What are the reasons for and mechanisms of this development? An article by Adina Trinca.
  298. People 07/07/21 Art & Science: The scientist and novelist Markus Will What do Cryptocurrencies, the use of Blockchain technology and the roles of Centralbanks have to do with the dark net and sex robots? They are worlds that author Markus Will brings together in his latest novel "Die Dark Bankerin".
  299. People 07/01/21 Appointment: Amanda Shantz Prof. Dr. Amanda Shantz takes up the role of Professor of Management at the University of St.Gallen from 1 July 2021.
  300. Research 06/22/21 > Hybrid Work Compass for Switzerland Interviews with more than 150 CEOs, board members, and HR experts revealed that the future implementation of hybrid work models in Swiss companies is not a question of "if" but "how".
  301. People 07/01/21 > President and Vice-Presidents elected for the 2022-24 term of office The President and Vice-Presidents werde elected for the 2022-24 term of office. Prof. Dr. Martin Eppler was elected as the new Vice-President; he will take over Studies & Academic Affairs from Prof. Dr. Peter Leibfried.
  302. Campus 06/08/21 > ECOL: Top business schools launch European network for online learning
  303. Opinions 05/12/21 > 100 years of profit, risk and uncertainty Patrik Aspers on Frank Knight (1885-1972).
  304. Background 05/19/21 > EcoOst St.Gallen Symposium In a way, the EcoOst St.Gallen Symposium of 17 May is the sequel to the St.Gallen Symposium. Accordingly, it also focused on the motto “Trust Matters”.
  305. Opinions 05/27/21 > Five years of the Gotthard base tunnel A look back by Wolfgang Stoelzle.
  306.   05/07/21 > Special topic 50th St.Gallen Symposium The 50th St.Gallen Symposium took place from 5-7 May 2021. Our special topic.
  307. Opinions 04/23/21 > Is the US making climate protection a priority? An opinion piece by Dr. Manali Kumar.
  308. Campus 04/09/21 2020 PRME Report on sustainable management education As a signatory to the U.N. Principles for Responsible Management Education, the HSG has committed itself to exercising responsibility in research and teaching. With the Principles for Responsible Management Education, or PRME for short, the United Nations intend to entrench sustainable personality development at business schools.
  309. Campus 04/29/21 HSG students achieve top position at Harvard Case Competition At this year's "Global Case Competition at Harvard", a team of five Bachelor students from the University of St.Gallen won second place.
  310. Research 03/30/21 > Self-reflection from lockdown A lockdown also offers the opportunity to reflect on yourself and on life. After the first wave of coronavirus, the MCM-HSG studied what emerged for many people in these parts.
  311. Background 04/01/21 > Special Topic START Summit 2021
  312. People 03/26/21 > Dorina Thiess elected Founder of the Year 2021 The prize of the Werner Jackstädt Foundation is worth CHF 10,000.
  313. Research 03/17/21 > Tourism in times of the pandemic The Research Centre for Tourism and Transport at the HSG has assessed the situation for the third time.
  314. Campus 03/09/21 > Special Topic SQUARE
  315. Background 03/31/21 > Un-Dress Fashion Award 2021 By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.
  316. Research 01/27/21 > How gut bacteria influence our decisions
  317. Campus 01/20/21 > Gender & Diversity Monitoring – Report 2020
  318. Research 01/14/21 > Entrepreneurial success despite and because of ADHD
  319. Campus 01/29/21 > ETH and HSG launch a joint executive education programme "emba X"
  320. Campus 12/09/20 > Student initiative: living sustainably and saving money By student reporter Anna Schreiter.
  321. Research 11/23/20 > Critical Gender and Diversity Knowledge
  322. Research 10/08/20 > "HSG Impact Award 2020" This year, the University of St.Gallen is conferring the "HSG Impact Awards" for the third time. HSG researchers are receiving awards for the valuable contribution they have made to society through their work.
  323. Research 10/06/20 > Civil aviation in 2040 from the Swiss perspective The Center for Aviation Competence (CFAC-HSG) at the University of St.Gallen and the Aviation Research Center Switzerland (ARCS) have been investigating what the Swiss expect from civil aviation up to the year 2040.
  324. Research 09/21/20 > «HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2020»
  325. Research 09/15/20 > The impact of the pandemic on the Swiss retail trade A topical study conducted by the IRM-HSG reveals that a majority of the interviewed retail companies can discern an opportunity in the crisis.
  326. Publications 09/04/20 > HSG Annual Report 2019/2020 The current edition of the annual report marks a transition: With a revised content concept and a new appearance, readers will be informed about HSG even more vividly and in more detail.
  327. Research 09/02/20 > Elite Quality Index The way in which elites create or extract value can help determine the business opportunity, growth and development of a nation.
  328. Campus 09/11/20 > Jam session and university orchestra The music scene at HSG. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.
  329. Research 08/13/20 > Swiss Payment Monitor 2020 Neobanks are on the rise in Switzerland. This is shown by the current Swiss Payment Monitor of the University of St.Gallen and the ZHAW.
  330. Research 07/14/20 How do Covid-19 lockdown policies affect employment and GDP in different countries? An international team of researchers, including HSG Assistant Professor Charles Gottlieb, study how the ability to work at home differs across countries.
  331. Campus 07/23/20 > Systemically relevant but still paid less An article by Noah Bürgin, a student in the course Certificate in Business Journalism.
  332. Research 06/19/20 > "Culture and Taxes" Beatrix Eugster examines tax competition in Switzerland.
  333. Opinions 06/12/20 > Care work in Switzerland in times of pandemic By Christa Binswanger.
  334. Research 04/29/20 > Corona crisis from the space perspective The GCEI-HSG has evaluated publicly available data from the European Space Agency ESA on air pollution in China. This enabled them to monitor the economic impact of the pandemic in real time.
  335. Campus 04/13/20 HSG and the Corona crisis: an interim report Like countless other businesses, the HSG has reacted to this unusual situation with a range of measures, not least digital ones. Alongside internal measures to guarantee the continuation of studies, the university sets great store on making its own contribution to overcoming the crisis.
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  35. Events 07/06/20 HSG Insights: Successfully shaping the new normality With "HSG Insights: Returning from Lockdown - Successfully Shaping the New Normality", the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is launching a free online series lasting several months in close cooperation with the Executive School.
  36. Videos 09/19/22 Hurdles on the way to the circular economy
  37. Hurdles on the way to the circular economy The current economy is still predominantly linear in design. This means that resources are mined, processed, consumed and ultimately end up in landfills. In a truly sustainable economy, however, material cycles would have to be closed and completely new business models would have to be designed that decouple growth from resource consumption. Researchers from the Institute of Management and Strategy at the HSG, together with the University of Lausanne, have asked Swiss SMEs what reasons prevent them from switching to such business models.
  38. Getting into the flow when talking to the robot More and more digital user interfaces can be operated by spoken language. However, many of the interactions with these so-called voicebots remain unsatisfactory for the users. Researchers at the HSG have therefore devoted themselves to the question of when we find such conversations with voicebots particularly pleasant and what this has to do with the much-invoked "flow experiences".
  39. Efficiently and competently through the data jungle Data-driven processes are becoming increasingly important for many companies. Managers must therefore know how to deal with the growing mountains of data and how best to communicate about it. Prof. Dr. Martin Eppler from the Institute for Media and Communication Management at the HSG gives an insight into his book "How to Talk about Data" in the video.
  40. Insights into the EU project "MISTRAL" Many projects to promote renewable energies fail due to the resistance of the local population. The EU has therefore launched a programme called MISTRAL, which aims to support young researchers who are dedicated to the social acceptance of such projects.
  41. The rhetorical battle for Ukraine In the Ukraine conflict, it is not only the weapons that matter. The two heads of state, Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Selensky, are also engaged in an intense exchange of blows on a communicative level. Prof. Dr Ulrich Schmid from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of St.Gallen analyses the communication strategies of the two opponents in the video.
  42. HSG Impact Award 2022: Life Design Life Design is a scientific design approach that originated at Stanford University under the title "Design Your Life". There, the innovation method Design Thinking was applied to the design of one's own future and career for the first time. Prof. Dr. Sebastian Kernbach got to know this approach in 2018 as part of an SNSF fellowship at Stanford and has been steadily developing it ever since. Together with Prof. Dr. Martin Eppler and Prof. Dr. Sabrina Bresciani, he has combined it with insights from positive psychology, behavioral economics, and knowledge visualization. This has resulted in the new approach of "Life Loops", which has been published in various articles and in the book "Life Design".
  43. HSG Impact Award 2022: Ethics of the Covid-19 pandemic The Covid 19 pandemic has preoccupied society like no other topic over the past two years. It became clear right from the start that the questions and problems associated with the pandemic are not only of a virological, economic, and statistical nature, but also have social and ethical dimensions at their core. In a series of articles in leading public media in the German-speaking world, Prof. Dr. Thomas Beschorner and Prof. Dr. Martin Kolmar intervened in this discussion to contribute to the debate with well-founded factual analyses and normative reflections.
  44. HSG Impact Award 2022: The Future of Work The Corona pandemic has kept the world on tenterhooks since 2020. In addition to the fundamental economic and In addition to the fundamental economic and social challenges, there has also been an abrupt change in the way companies work together: Home office, virtual collaboration, and the increased use of digital communication tools gained enormous importance due to the crisis. The research project "Resilience and High Performance at Hilti in Times of Pandemic" by Prof. Dr. Heike Bruch, Prof. Dr. Nils Fürstenberg, and Frederik Hesse was dedicated to this topic in view of these comprehensive challenges, with the aim of supporting Hilti in successfully overcoming this global crisis.
  45. 51st St.Gallen Symposium: Collaborative Advantage After three years online, this year's St.Gallen Symposium took place on site again. Every year, the event brings together major figures from politics, business and society with young talents to promote intergenerational dialogue.
  46. How German Ministers favor their hometowns The executive members of German regional states should actually act in the overall interest of their region. However, as a new study with the cooperation of the Swiss Institute for International Economics and Applied Economic Research of the HSG (SIAW-HSG) reveals, this is not always the case. When allocating resources in the form of public employees, the studied incumbents favored their hometowns to a relevant extent. Co-author Mariana Lopes da Fonseca of the SIAW-HSG, drawing on other studies, concludes that these distortions probably exist independently of the institutional context and the type of government formation.
  47. CircuBAT Subproject 7: Sustainable Business Models Electric cars are likely to dominate the automotive market of the future because they represent a more climate-friendly alternative to conventional vehicles. However, it is important to keep the environmental impact of the production of e-car batteries as low as possible. The CircuBAT research project funded by Innosuisse is addressing this challenge. In its subproject 7, the Institute for Economy and the Environment of the HSG together with EMPA are working out possible business models for a circular economy in battery production and their impact on the environment.
  48. Academic GIFts: Fighting economic crises Imagine difficult economic times. The past financial crisis. The recent coronavirus pandemic. How can central banks and governments stabilize their country´s economy in such trying circumstances? And how does this work in a monetary union?
  49. Ukraine-Russia crisis: "Putin has not forgotten Obama's insult" After the Cold War, the relationship between the West and Russia relaxed, but only for a short period of time. In an interview, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schmid from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at HSG explains the reasons for the gradual return to divisiveness and looks at the current Ukraine conflict from a Russian perspective.
  50. SQUARE opening: Video message from architect Sou Fujimoto
  51. Knowledge Bank: Ulrike Landfester on "Critical Literacy" "Information is not knowledge", Albert Einstein is supposed to have once said. But how - being flooded by information day after day - do we gather knowledge from it? Prof. Dr. Ulrike Landfester on the value proposition of "Critical Literacy".
  52. Artificial Intelligence in Swiss Law Swiss lawmakers have long neglected the issue of artificial intelligence (AI). Prof. Dr. Melinda Lohmann contributed to the Digital Society Initiative's position paper "A Legal Framework for Artificial Intelligence", which was presented to Swiss parliamentarians. (in German)
  53. Academic GIFts: How do political decisions affect house prices? Number of bedrooms, floor and garden space, kitchen standard or distance to the next train station. Whichever structural housing attributes or locational factors make living in a house less or more pleasant affect its price. But how does each individual characteristic affect this price? That’s where hedonic house pricing comes into play. The hedonic price function models the price of a property as a function of its various attributes. By Kathleen Kürschner Rauck & Eren Aydin, Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance & Universität Hamburg.
  54. 11th Consumer Barometer of Renewable Energy Climate change is now recognized as a reality by a large majority of the population. 78 percent of the Swiss say they have never experienced as many extreme weather events as in 2021. For nine out of ten respondents, climate protection remains very important in times of the pandemic. The latest edition of the Consumer Barometer of Renewable Energy shows that there is an increasing demand for climate-friendly solutions for mobility and buildings in Switzerland. There is growth potential above all in the convergence of solar energy, electric mobility, heat pumps and battery storage. The study was conducted by the University of St. Gallen in cooperation with Raiffeisen Switzerland and EnergieSchweiz.
  55. Identifying tax avoidance blind spots About a week ago, the OECD agreed on a global minimum tax for international corporations. However, a study co-authored by a researcher at the Institute of Accounting, Controll and Auditing shows that shifting profits to low-tax locations has been far from the most common means of tax avoidance among U.S. companies. The method developed by the researchers can also be used in the future to assess the impact of tax reforms such as that of the OECD. (in German)
  56. Academic GIFts: How the IoT can improve daily processes In a purely digital world, processes can be easily traced by IT systems. In our real world, there is no central IT system to do this. But the internet of things, IoT, provides an abundance of smart objects that collect data about activities and surroundings. Since this data is not complete, the challenge is to select relevant data and to correlate it with the activities in the processes. Ronny Seiger and Barbara Weber, two researchers at the Institute of Computer Science (ICS-HSG), provide new tools and methods to find these correlations and help analyze and check processes in the physical world. The tools are useful for processes in domains as production, healthcare, mobility and even cooking.
  57. Corona and Business Model Innovation – Oliver Gassmann interviews Sportradar founder Carsten Koerl How a crisis can not only be a threat, but an opportunity to rethink an entire business model and drive innovation. Oliver Gassmann in conversation with Sportradar founder and CEO Carsten Koerl about sports data, eSports, customized user journeys, and employee commitment in times of the corona pandemic.
  58. The Open Science Initiative "Next Generation" With the "Next Generation" initiative, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) encourages young scientific talents to inform the public and decision-makers about new scientific discoveries. Prof. Dr. Christian Keuschnigg and students on the open science project "Next Generation", the challenges of producing the texts and the benefits for the general public. (in German)
  59. HSG Impact Award 2021: Staying on Top of the Crisis The Corona pandemic began as a public health crisis. However, it quickly affected almost every aspect of life. This included the global economy. During a crisis, businesses and policy makers need accurate and up-to-date information. Unfortunately, this information is not always available. Prof. Dr. Charlotta Sirén, Research Associate Michael Hudecheck, Prof. Ph.D. Joakim Vincent and Prof. Dr. Dietmar Grichnik tackled this problem in their research project "Staying on Top of the Crisis".
  60. HSG Impact Award 2021: Portfolio model for sustainable investments Sustainable investments are among the most important trends in the capital markets. They take into account verifiable criteria from the environmental, social, and responsible corporate governance fields. At the University of St.Gallen, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Utz developed a novel portfolio model. It mutually optimizes risk, return, and sustainability impact and makes it possible to identify unused sustainability in investments and efficiently redirect capital towards sustainable challenges. (in German)
  61. HSG Impact Award 2021: Monitoring Consumption Switzerland The Corona pandemic paralyzed the global economy within a few weeks. Production, trade, and consumption came to a brief standstill in the spring of 2020. Consumption by private households plays a crucial role in assessing the economic situation, as it accounts for about 50% of Switzerland's gross domestic product. But how can consumption be measured and analyzed in real-time? The "Monitoring Consumption Switzerland" dashboard developed by Prof. Dr. Martin Brown and Prof. Dr. Matthias Fengler provides detailed weekly data on consumption expenditure in Switzerland. (in German)
  62. The School of Medicine's "Skills Training" Practical exercises for future physicians: The School of Medicine's "Skills Training" prepares students for their future field of activity in medicine. As a supplement to theoretical specialist knowledge, it enables students to get to grips with practical work and is also an important component of the Joint Medical Master's training at the HSG.Prof. Dr. Kuno Schedler, Academic Director of the School of Medicine, and Dr. med. Peter Krähenmann on the close cooperation between the Cantonal Hospital St.Gallen, HSG and the University of Zurich as well as the first experiences of the Joint Medical Master students.
  63. Academic GIFts: How We Die Writers have always written about death. Helping us make sense of the inevitable. Recently, there has been an explosion of autobiographical texts by writers facing their own death. What can we – medicine and society as a whole – learn from them?
  64. COVID-19 and hospital management Prof. Dr Alexander Geissler on the COVID 19 pandemic and the enormous challenges for hospitals and the health system. Which key figures are decisive for an assessment of the pandemic situation? And why only intelligent control can make the fragmented healthcare system future-proof. (in German)
  65. Truly Sustainable Strategies Although many companies are committed to sustainability, environmental and social crises are advancing. This is partly because many companies' strategies tend to view sustainability as a means to an end of financial success. The Truly Sustainable Strategies approach, on the other hand, places the addressing of existing sustainability challenges at the center of corporate action. Dr. Tabea Bereuther from the Institute for Economy and the Environment at the HSG has taken a closer look at these strategies in her dissertation.
  66. Academic GIFts: Academia and Populism Populists promise to bring power back to "the people". They value "wisdom of the crowds" more than scientific expertise. But what about those populist leaders who are scientific experts themselves?
  67. In the Lab: Transformatics In our new video series "In the Lab", we shed light on research projects in the making, provide insights into initial interim results and show where the research journey is headed. In the first episode, cultural and media scientist Prof. Dr. Jörg Metelmann and organisational psychologist and transformation consultant Dr. Björn Müller explain their interdisciplinary research project "Transformatics". (in German, English Subtitles)
  68. The manipulation of the chatbots Many companies use chatbots to communicate with their customers. Depending on how they are designed, they can have more or less influence on buying behaviour. Very subtle features also play a role.
  69. If the boss is an algorithm Artificial intelligence is advancing in the field of personnel management: whether it is being used to find suitable employees for open positions or to monitor and evaluate the work of and performance of current employees… and this can all be done automatically. Where have these types of algorithms already taken over executive positions in Switzerland and what effects this can have on the relationship between employees and their company? These topics have been investigated by the Research Institute for Work and Working Environments at the HSG (FAA-HSG). This video also examines what is legally permissible in regard to surveillance in the workplace.
  70. Gudrun Sander on diversity as a management task Prof. Dr. Gudrun Sander on the advantages of heterogeneous teams in challenging times of crisis. How can the diversity of employees be used to achieve corporate goals? And why is diversity management first and foremost a management task? (in German)
  71. Prof. Fabrizio Zilibotti on the economic side of the COVID 19 pandemic How could the economic consequences be mitigated? Which macroeconomic measures could be helpful in this respect? And what does this crisis mean for Europe and Switzerland?
  72. Quality versus efficiency in healthcare? In areas such as health care or education, there is high cost pressure. At the same time, this type of service can only be made more efficient to a limited extent, as direct interpersonal contact is often essential for its benefit. The HSG's Institute of Information Management has investigated which approach is best suited to resolving this contradiction. How, for example, can visits to doctors be arranged in such a way that new technologies not only lead to greater efficiency but also to a better quality of life and treatment for patients? (in German)
  73. Retirement provision 4.0 Society is getting older and older, which puts the current system of old-age provision increasingly into financial distress. In addition, there are other social trends that increase the need for reform of the social security system. Against the background of these developments, the Institute of Insurance Economics at the HSG derived possible fields of action and examined their acceptance by the population.
  74. More transparency in supply chains thanks to Blockchain Blockchain technology could bring more transparency to global supply chains and thus ensure greater social and environmental sustainability. First pilot projects in this area have already been launched. One of these has been accompanied by the Institute for Supply Chain Management at the HSG, which has investigated the stumbling blocks that exist for such solutions.
  75. Miriam Meckel and Damian Borth on "Vocally Yours" Prof. Dr. Miriam Meckel and Prof. Dr. Damian Borth on their project "Vocally Yours" which operates at the interface of artificial intelligence and journalism. Deep neural networks will be used to turn an author's text into recordings using their voice. How can journalists use this new technology? How can illegal use and so-called deepfakes be prevented? (in German)
  76. Why is climate change relevant for business? Prof. Dr. Judith Walls on the carbon footprint of companies, the influence of consumers on corporate strategies and the significance of the "Friday for Future" movement. To what extent can renewable energies and biodiversity affect climate change?
  77. Wilhelm Mundt on "Trashstones" The sculptor Wilhelm Mundt on his work group "Trashstones", art & transience as well as the changes that have occurred over the years in his reflections on art and sculpture. (in German)
  78. Emanuel de Bellis on personalizing the customization experience "It is not sufficient to roll out standardised user interfaces. Instead, they need to be adjusted towards the way consumers think." Emanuel de Bellis on mass customization platforms and the apparent Western bias in their design. De Bellis is Vice Director and Assistant Professor for Marketing and Research Methods at the Institute for Customer Insight at the University of St.Gallen (ICI-HSG).
  79. Patrick Emmenegger on the Federal Council elections in 2019 Prof. Dr. Patrick Emmenegger on the outcome of the 2019 Federal Council elections, the battle for seats in the Federal Council and considerations on concordance, power and one seat for the Green Party in the Federal Council. (in German)
  80. #2minutes: Martin Eling on cyber risks The magazine Science has published an article about cyber risks. In the article, Martin Eling, Professor for Insurance Management at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), and an international team of scientists discuss how the challenges of cyber attacks can be analyzed.
  81. Academic GIFts: Mondays For Meaning Leaders need to be close to their own personal meaning to provide a compelling vision and purpose to their followers. This is shown by a study by Petra Kipfelsberger, Institute for Leadership and Human Resource Management of the University of St.Gallen.
  82. Global Competitiveness Report 2019 In the Global Competitiveness Index 4.0 comprising the most competitive countries in the world, Switzerland is ranked 5th behind Singapore, the USA, Hong Kong and the Netherlands. The Executive School at the University of St.Gallen (ES-HSG) has once again carried out this year’s survey of business leaders of Swiss companies. An interview with Dr. Tobias Trütsch, Head of Economics Division of the Executive School of the University of St.Gallen. (in German)
  83. Academic GIFts: What is crowdsourcing? Crowdsourcing works best in collaborativ settings - with collaborative crowds. In other settings, such as crowdsourcing competitions, individuals become less creative over time. This is shown in a study by Ivo Blohm, Assistant Professor for Data Science and Management at the Institute of Information Management (IWI-HSG).
  84. Which leaders make companies more sustainable? An interview with Judith Walls. What traits and characteristics can we look for in leaders that indicate that they will move their companies towards better social and environmental performance? An interview with Judith Walls, Chair for Sustainability Management of the Institute for Economy and the Environment (IWÖ-HSG).
  85. Academic GIFts: Globalisation and the Concentration of Talent Globalisation facilitates the flows of capital, goods, and ideas and it provides firms with access to new markets. Yet, the benefits from globalisation are not distributed equally. How do these imbalances feed back into the allocation of talent across competing teams? A research project by Ulrich Schetter (Swiss Institute for International Economics and Applied Economic Research at the HSG) and Oriol Tejada (ETH Zurich) provides answers to these questions.
  86. Martin Kolmar: "The comfortable life is not the good life" Prof. Dr. Martin Kolmar compares our consumption to a never ending story. What stands at the end of our consumption? Which neuroscientific aspects are associated with consumption? And what did the old virtues teach us? A video interview. (in German)
  87. #2minutes: Maël Schnegg on the "Landscape Monitor" Disruption is on everyone's lips. New technologies but also rapid social change can quickly become a disaster for many companies and their established business models. This makes it more important for companies to systematically monitor their own environment in order to identify threatening trends at an early stage. But what is the best way to do this? Dr. Maël Schnegg from the Institute for Accounting and Controlling at the HSG has helped to develop a tool for this challenge.
  88. Zilla Leutenegger on "Staircase: Lonely at the top" The Swiss artist Zilla Leutenegger on her work "Staircase: Lonely at the top", her art concept and the sgraffito technique used for the first time in her work. An art interview. (in German)
  89. Tony Cragg on art and sculpture "The most human thing in the world is art." Tony Cragg on the essence of sculpture, on form and material, and sculptures as radical political attitude. An art interview. (in German)
  90. #2minutes: Josh Hsueh on the effects of family business on entrepreneurs What is the influence of family business background on next-generation entrepreneurship? An interview with Josh Hsueh, Ph.D., post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Family Business at the University of St.Gallen.
  91. Academic GIFts: Who is liable for self-driving cars? To err is technical: Even autonomous cars can cause accidents. Who has to answer for the damage caused by the the vehicle "Trooper" in a careless moment? Melinda Lohmann, Assistant Professor of Business Law with special emphasis of Information Law, explains the case from the perspective of European law.
  92. Felix Lehner on the artist Hans Josephsohn Felix Lehner, founder and managing director of Kunstgiesserei St.Gallen and Galerie Felix Lehner AG, on the artist Hans Josephsohn. Which sculptural and artistic questions have occupied Josephsohn throughout his life? What is so special about his work "Standing Figure, Untitled, 1962", which can be seen at the University of St.Gallen? And how important is the "counterpart" in all his works? (in German)
  93. #2minutes: Damian Borth on the new AI research at the HSG The HSG becomes a research center for artificial intelligence. It is the first Swiss university to receive an NVIDIA supercomputer. Damian Borth, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the University of St.Gallen, talks about the "DGX-2" and its potential for research. (English subtitles)
  94. Wolfgang Jenewein on "positive leadership" Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Jenewein on "Empowerment" and "Positive Leadership". Why do traditional leadership methods no longer work? How important are empathy and communication for leaders and the ability "to see people and to recognize their individuality"? A video interview. (in German)
  95. Learning Center: Sou Fujimoto on «Open Grid – Choices of Tomorrow» Architects Sou Fujimoto and Marie de France talk about their project "Open Grid", the new Learning Center at the University of St.Gallen. How does the building fit into its surroundings? What are the project's focal points and which aspects are decisive for a modern learning environment that embraces the digital future?
  96. Knowledge Bank: Christoph Aymanns on Bitcoin Prof. Dr. Christoph Aymanns on the Bitcoin boom of the last couple of months. What characterizes the crypto currency? How can it be used and what could the future of the crypto currency look like?
  97. Tony Schwartz on Donald Trump "Donald Trump is an empty vessel, he is a black hole. He spent his whole life trying to fill that hole. That's the essence of Donald Trump." An interview with Tony Schwartz, Ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal" and CEO of "The Energy Project", at the St. Gallen Symposium 2017.
  98. Marcus Schögel on "Sharing Economy" Sharing goods, sharing resources: This is the basic idea of the "sharing economy". Prof. Dr. Marcus Schögel about the different models of sharing economy, new economisation approaches and legal issues that are related to the new business models. (in German)
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      2. Videos 09/19/22 Hurdles on the way to the circular economy
      3. Hurdles on the way to the circular economy The current economy is still predominantly linear in design. This means that resources are mined, processed, consumed and ultimately end up in landfills. In a truly sustainable economy, however, material cycles would have to be closed and completely new business models would have to be designed that decouple growth from resource consumption. Researchers from the Institute of Management and Strategy at the HSG, together with the University of Lausanne, have asked Swiss SMEs what reasons prevent them from switching to such business models.
      4. Getting into the flow when talking to the robot More and more digital user interfaces can be operated by spoken language. However, many of the interactions with these so-called voicebots remain unsatisfactory for the users. Researchers at the HSG have therefore devoted themselves to the question of when we find such conversations with voicebots particularly pleasant and what this has to do with the much-invoked "flow experiences".
      5. Efficiently and competently through the data jungle Data-driven processes are becoming increasingly important for many companies. Managers must therefore know how to deal with the growing mountains of data and how best to communicate about it. Prof. Dr. Martin Eppler from the Institute for Media and Communication Management at the HSG gives an insight into his book "How to Talk about Data" in the video.
      6. Insights into the EU project "MISTRAL" Many projects to promote renewable energies fail due to the resistance of the local population. The EU has therefore launched a programme called MISTRAL, which aims to support young researchers who are dedicated to the social acceptance of such projects.
      7. The rhetorical battle for Ukraine In the Ukraine conflict, it is not only the weapons that matter. The two heads of state, Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Selensky, are also engaged in an intense exchange of blows on a communicative level. Prof. Dr Ulrich Schmid from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of St.Gallen analyses the communication strategies of the two opponents in the video.
      8. HSG Impact Award 2022: Life Design Life Design is a scientific design approach that originated at Stanford University under the title "Design Your Life". There, the innovation method Design Thinking was applied to the design of one's own future and career for the first time. Prof. Dr. Sebastian Kernbach got to know this approach in 2018 as part of an SNSF fellowship at Stanford and has been steadily developing it ever since. Together with Prof. Dr. Martin Eppler and Prof. Dr. Sabrina Bresciani, he has combined it with insights from positive psychology, behavioral economics, and knowledge visualization. This has resulted in the new approach of "Life Loops", which has been published in various articles and in the book "Life Design".
      9. HSG Impact Award 2022: Ethics of the Covid-19 pandemic The Covid 19 pandemic has preoccupied society like no other topic over the past two years. It became clear right from the start that the questions and problems associated with the pandemic are not only of a virological, economic, and statistical nature, but also have social and ethical dimensions at their core. In a series of articles in leading public media in the German-speaking world, Prof. Dr. Thomas Beschorner and Prof. Dr. Martin Kolmar intervened in this discussion to contribute to the debate with well-founded factual analyses and normative reflections.
      10. HSG Impact Award 2022: The Future of Work The Corona pandemic has kept the world on tenterhooks since 2020. In addition to the fundamental economic and In addition to the fundamental economic and social challenges, there has also been an abrupt change in the way companies work together: Home office, virtual collaboration, and the increased use of digital communication tools gained enormous importance due to the crisis. The research project "Resilience and High Performance at Hilti in Times of Pandemic" by Prof. Dr. Heike Bruch, Prof. Dr. Nils Fürstenberg, and Frederik Hesse was dedicated to this topic in view of these comprehensive challenges, with the aim of supporting Hilti in successfully overcoming this global crisis.
      11. 51st St.Gallen Symposium: Collaborative Advantage After three years online, this year's St.Gallen Symposium took place on site again. Every year, the event brings together major figures from politics, business and society with young talents to promote intergenerational dialogue.
      12. How German Ministers favor their hometowns The executive members of German regional states should actually act in the overall interest of their region. However, as a new study with the cooperation of the Swiss Institute for International Economics and Applied Economic Research of the HSG (SIAW-HSG) reveals, this is not always the case. When allocating resources in the form of public employees, the studied incumbents favored their hometowns to a relevant extent. Co-author Mariana Lopes da Fonseca of the SIAW-HSG, drawing on other studies, concludes that these distortions probably exist independently of the institutional context and the type of government formation.
      13. CircuBAT Subproject 7: Sustainable Business Models Electric cars are likely to dominate the automotive market of the future because they represent a more climate-friendly alternative to conventional vehicles. However, it is important to keep the environmental impact of the production of e-car batteries as low as possible. The CircuBAT research project funded by Innosuisse is addressing this challenge. In its subproject 7, the Institute for Economy and the Environment of the HSG together with EMPA are working out possible business models for a circular economy in battery production and their impact on the environment.
      14. Academic GIFts: Fighting economic crises Imagine difficult economic times. The past financial crisis. The recent coronavirus pandemic. How can central banks and governments stabilize their country´s economy in such trying circumstances? And how does this work in a monetary union?
      15. Ukraine-Russia crisis: "Putin has not forgotten Obama's insult" After the Cold War, the relationship between the West and Russia relaxed, but only for a short period of time. In an interview, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schmid from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at HSG explains the reasons for the gradual return to divisiveness and looks at the current Ukraine conflict from a Russian perspective.
      16. SQUARE opening: Video message from architect Sou Fujimoto
      17. Knowledge Bank: Ulrike Landfester on "Critical Literacy" "Information is not knowledge", Albert Einstein is supposed to have once said. But how - being flooded by information day after day - do we gather knowledge from it? Prof. Dr. Ulrike Landfester on the value proposition of "Critical Literacy".
      18. Artificial Intelligence in Swiss Law Swiss lawmakers have long neglected the issue of artificial intelligence (AI). Prof. Dr. Melinda Lohmann contributed to the Digital Society Initiative's position paper "A Legal Framework for Artificial Intelligence", which was presented to Swiss parliamentarians. (in German)
      19. Academic GIFts: How do political decisions affect house prices? Number of bedrooms, floor and garden space, kitchen standard or distance to the next train station. Whichever structural housing attributes or locational factors make living in a house less or more pleasant affect its price. But how does each individual characteristic affect this price? That’s where hedonic house pricing comes into play. The hedonic price function models the price of a property as a function of its various attributes. By Kathleen Kürschner Rauck & Eren Aydin, Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance & Universität Hamburg.
      20. 11th Consumer Barometer of Renewable Energy Climate change is now recognized as a reality by a large majority of the population. 78 percent of the Swiss say they have never experienced as many extreme weather events as in 2021. For nine out of ten respondents, climate protection remains very important in times of the pandemic. The latest edition of the Consumer Barometer of Renewable Energy shows that there is an increasing demand for climate-friendly solutions for mobility and buildings in Switzerland. There is growth potential above all in the convergence of solar energy, electric mobility, heat pumps and battery storage. The study was conducted by the University of St. Gallen in cooperation with Raiffeisen Switzerland and EnergieSchweiz.
      21. Identifying tax avoidance blind spots About a week ago, the OECD agreed on a global minimum tax for international corporations. However, a study co-authored by a researcher at the Institute of Accounting, Controll and Auditing shows that shifting profits to low-tax locations has been far from the most common means of tax avoidance among U.S. companies. The method developed by the researchers can also be used in the future to assess the impact of tax reforms such as that of the OECD. (in German)
      22. Academic GIFts: How the IoT can improve daily processes In a purely digital world, processes can be easily traced by IT systems. In our real world, there is no central IT system to do this. But the internet of things, IoT, provides an abundance of smart objects that collect data about activities and surroundings. Since this data is not complete, the challenge is to select relevant data and to correlate it with the activities in the processes. Ronny Seiger and Barbara Weber, two researchers at the Institute of Computer Science (ICS-HSG), provide new tools and methods to find these correlations and help analyze and check processes in the physical world. The tools are useful for processes in domains as production, healthcare, mobility and even cooking.
      23. Corona and Business Model Innovation – Oliver Gassmann interviews Sportradar founder Carsten Koerl How a crisis can not only be a threat, but an opportunity to rethink an entire business model and drive innovation. Oliver Gassmann in conversation with Sportradar founder and CEO Carsten Koerl about sports data, eSports, customized user journeys, and employee commitment in times of the corona pandemic.
      24. The Open Science Initiative "Next Generation" With the "Next Generation" initiative, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) encourages young scientific talents to inform the public and decision-makers about new scientific discoveries. Prof. Dr. Christian Keuschnigg and students on the open science project "Next Generation", the challenges of producing the texts and the benefits for the general public. (in German)
      25. HSG Impact Award 2021: Staying on Top of the Crisis The Corona pandemic began as a public health crisis. However, it quickly affected almost every aspect of life. This included the global economy. During a crisis, businesses and policy makers need accurate and up-to-date information. Unfortunately, this information is not always available. Prof. Dr. Charlotta Sirén, Research Associate Michael Hudecheck, Prof. Ph.D. Joakim Vincent and Prof. Dr. Dietmar Grichnik tackled this problem in their research project "Staying on Top of the Crisis".
      26. HSG Impact Award 2021: Portfolio model for sustainable investments Sustainable investments are among the most important trends in the capital markets. They take into account verifiable criteria from the environmental, social, and responsible corporate governance fields. At the University of St.Gallen, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Utz developed a novel portfolio model. It mutually optimizes risk, return, and sustainability impact and makes it possible to identify unused sustainability in investments and efficiently redirect capital towards sustainable challenges. (in German)
      27. HSG Impact Award 2021: Monitoring Consumption Switzerland The Corona pandemic paralyzed the global economy within a few weeks. Production, trade, and consumption came to a brief standstill in the spring of 2020. Consumption by private households plays a crucial role in assessing the economic situation, as it accounts for about 50% of Switzerland's gross domestic product. But how can consumption be measured and analyzed in real-time? The "Monitoring Consumption Switzerland" dashboard developed by Prof. Dr. Martin Brown and Prof. Dr. Matthias Fengler provides detailed weekly data on consumption expenditure in Switzerland. (in German)
      28. The School of Medicine's "Skills Training" Practical exercises for future physicians: The School of Medicine's "Skills Training" prepares students for their future field of activity in medicine. As a supplement to theoretical specialist knowledge, it enables students to get to grips with practical work and is also an important component of the Joint Medical Master's training at the HSG.Prof. Dr. Kuno Schedler, Academic Director of the School of Medicine, and Dr. med. Peter Krähenmann on the close cooperation between the Cantonal Hospital St.Gallen, HSG and the University of Zurich as well as the first experiences of the Joint Medical Master students.
      29. Academic GIFts: How We Die Writers have always written about death. Helping us make sense of the inevitable. Recently, there has been an explosion of autobiographical texts by writers facing their own death. What can we – medicine and society as a whole – learn from them?
      30. COVID-19 and hospital management Prof. Dr Alexander Geissler on the COVID 19 pandemic and the enormous challenges for hospitals and the health system. Which key figures are decisive for an assessment of the pandemic situation? And why only intelligent control can make the fragmented healthcare system future-proof. (in German)
      31. Truly Sustainable Strategies Although many companies are committed to sustainability, environmental and social crises are advancing. This is partly because many companies' strategies tend to view sustainability as a means to an end of financial success. The Truly Sustainable Strategies approach, on the other hand, places the addressing of existing sustainability challenges at the center of corporate action. Dr. Tabea Bereuther from the Institute for Economy and the Environment at the HSG has taken a closer look at these strategies in her dissertation.
      32. Academic GIFts: Academia and Populism Populists promise to bring power back to "the people". They value "wisdom of the crowds" more than scientific expertise. But what about those populist leaders who are scientific experts themselves?
      33. In the Lab: Transformatics In our new video series "In the Lab", we shed light on research projects in the making, provide insights into initial interim results and show where the research journey is headed. In the first episode, cultural and media scientist Prof. Dr. Jörg Metelmann and organisational psychologist and transformation consultant Dr. Björn Müller explain their interdisciplinary research project "Transformatics". (in German, English Subtitles)
      34. The manipulation of the chatbots Many companies use chatbots to communicate with their customers. Depending on how they are designed, they can have more or less influence on buying behaviour. Very subtle features also play a role.
      35. If the boss is an algorithm Artificial intelligence is advancing in the field of personnel management: whether it is being used to find suitable employees for open positions or to monitor and evaluate the work of and performance of current employees… and this can all be done automatically. Where have these types of algorithms already taken over executive positions in Switzerland and what effects this can have on the relationship between employees and their company? These topics have been investigated by the Research Institute for Work and Working Environments at the HSG (FAA-HSG). This video also examines what is legally permissible in regard to surveillance in the workplace.
      36. Gudrun Sander on diversity as a management task Prof. Dr. Gudrun Sander on the advantages of heterogeneous teams in challenging times of crisis. How can the diversity of employees be used to achieve corporate goals? And why is diversity management first and foremost a management task? (in German)
      37. Prof. Fabrizio Zilibotti on the economic side of the COVID 19 pandemic How could the economic consequences be mitigated? Which macroeconomic measures could be helpful in this respect? And what does this crisis mean for Europe and Switzerland?
      38. Quality versus efficiency in healthcare? In areas such as health care or education, there is high cost pressure. At the same time, this type of service can only be made more efficient to a limited extent, as direct interpersonal contact is often essential for its benefit. The HSG's Institute of Information Management has investigated which approach is best suited to resolving this contradiction. How, for example, can visits to doctors be arranged in such a way that new technologies not only lead to greater efficiency but also to a better quality of life and treatment for patients? (in German)
      39. Retirement provision 4.0 Society is getting older and older, which puts the current system of old-age provision increasingly into financial distress. In addition, there are other social trends that increase the need for reform of the social security system. Against the background of these developments, the Institute of Insurance Economics at the HSG derived possible fields of action and examined their acceptance by the population.
      40. More transparency in supply chains thanks to Blockchain Blockchain technology could bring more transparency to global supply chains and thus ensure greater social and environmental sustainability. First pilot projects in this area have already been launched. One of these has been accompanied by the Institute for Supply Chain Management at the HSG, which has investigated the stumbling blocks that exist for such solutions.
      41. Miriam Meckel and Damian Borth on "Vocally Yours" Prof. Dr. Miriam Meckel and Prof. Dr. Damian Borth on their project "Vocally Yours" which operates at the interface of artificial intelligence and journalism. Deep neural networks will be used to turn an author's text into recordings using their voice. How can journalists use this new technology? How can illegal use and so-called deepfakes be prevented? (in German)
      42. Why is climate change relevant for business? Prof. Dr. Judith Walls on the carbon footprint of companies, the influence of consumers on corporate strategies and the significance of the "Friday for Future" movement. To what extent can renewable energies and biodiversity affect climate change?
      43. Wilhelm Mundt on "Trashstones" The sculptor Wilhelm Mundt on his work group "Trashstones", art & transience as well as the changes that have occurred over the years in his reflections on art and sculpture. (in German)
      44. Emanuel de Bellis on personalizing the customization experience "It is not sufficient to roll out standardised user interfaces. Instead, they need to be adjusted towards the way consumers think." Emanuel de Bellis on mass customization platforms and the apparent Western bias in their design. De Bellis is Vice Director and Assistant Professor for Marketing and Research Methods at the Institute for Customer Insight at the University of St.Gallen (ICI-HSG).
      45. Patrick Emmenegger on the Federal Council elections in 2019 Prof. Dr. Patrick Emmenegger on the outcome of the 2019 Federal Council elections, the battle for seats in the Federal Council and considerations on concordance, power and one seat for the Green Party in the Federal Council. (in German)
      46. #2minutes: Martin Eling on cyber risks The magazine Science has published an article about cyber risks. In the article, Martin Eling, Professor for Insurance Management at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), and an international team of scientists discuss how the challenges of cyber attacks can be analyzed.
      47. Academic GIFts: Mondays For Meaning Leaders need to be close to their own personal meaning to provide a compelling vision and purpose to their followers. This is shown by a study by Petra Kipfelsberger, Institute for Leadership and Human Resource Management of the University of St.Gallen.
      48. Global Competitiveness Report 2019 In the Global Competitiveness Index 4.0 comprising the most competitive countries in the world, Switzerland is ranked 5th behind Singapore, the USA, Hong Kong and the Netherlands. The Executive School at the University of St.Gallen (ES-HSG) has once again carried out this year’s survey of business leaders of Swiss companies. An interview with Dr. Tobias Trütsch, Head of Economics Division of the Executive School of the University of St.Gallen. (in German)
      49. Academic GIFts: What is crowdsourcing? Crowdsourcing works best in collaborativ settings - with collaborative crowds. In other settings, such as crowdsourcing competitions, individuals become less creative over time. This is shown in a study by Ivo Blohm, Assistant Professor for Data Science and Management at the Institute of Information Management (IWI-HSG).
      50. Which leaders make companies more sustainable? An interview with Judith Walls. What traits and characteristics can we look for in leaders that indicate that they will move their companies towards better social and environmental performance? An interview with Judith Walls, Chair for Sustainability Management of the Institute for Economy and the Environment (IWÖ-HSG).
      51. Academic GIFts: Globalisation and the Concentration of Talent Globalisation facilitates the flows of capital, goods, and ideas and it provides firms with access to new markets. Yet, the benefits from globalisation are not distributed equally. How do these imbalances feed back into the allocation of talent across competing teams? A research project by Ulrich Schetter (Swiss Institute for International Economics and Applied Economic Research at the HSG) and Oriol Tejada (ETH Zurich) provides answers to these questions.
      52. Martin Kolmar: "The comfortable life is not the good life" Prof. Dr. Martin Kolmar compares our consumption to a never ending story. What stands at the end of our consumption? Which neuroscientific aspects are associated with consumption? And what did the old virtues teach us? A video interview. (in German)
      53. #2minutes: Maël Schnegg on the "Landscape Monitor" Disruption is on everyone's lips. New technologies but also rapid social change can quickly become a disaster for many companies and their established business models. This makes it more important for companies to systematically monitor their own environment in order to identify threatening trends at an early stage. But what is the best way to do this? Dr. Maël Schnegg from the Institute for Accounting and Controlling at the HSG has helped to develop a tool for this challenge.
      54. Zilla Leutenegger on "Staircase: Lonely at the top" The Swiss artist Zilla Leutenegger on her work "Staircase: Lonely at the top", her art concept and the sgraffito technique used for the first time in her work. An art interview. (in German)
      55. Tony Cragg on art and sculpture "The most human thing in the world is art." Tony Cragg on the essence of sculpture, on form and material, and sculptures as radical political attitude. An art interview. (in German)
      56. #2minutes: Josh Hsueh on the effects of family business on entrepreneurs What is the influence of family business background on next-generation entrepreneurship? An interview with Josh Hsueh, Ph.D., post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Family Business at the University of St.Gallen.
      57. Academic GIFts: Who is liable for self-driving cars? To err is technical: Even autonomous cars can cause accidents. Who has to answer for the damage caused by the the vehicle "Trooper" in a careless moment? Melinda Lohmann, Assistant Professor of Business Law with special emphasis of Information Law, explains the case from the perspective of European law.
      58. Felix Lehner on the artist Hans Josephsohn Felix Lehner, founder and managing director of Kunstgiesserei St.Gallen and Galerie Felix Lehner AG, on the artist Hans Josephsohn. Which sculptural and artistic questions have occupied Josephsohn throughout his life? What is so special about his work "Standing Figure, Untitled, 1962", which can be seen at the University of St.Gallen? And how important is the "counterpart" in all his works? (in German)
      59. #2minutes: Damian Borth on the new AI research at the HSG The HSG becomes a research center for artificial intelligence. It is the first Swiss university to receive an NVIDIA supercomputer. Damian Borth, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the University of St.Gallen, talks about the "DGX-2" and its potential for research. (English subtitles)
      60. Wolfgang Jenewein on "positive leadership" Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Jenewein on "Empowerment" and "Positive Leadership". Why do traditional leadership methods no longer work? How important are empathy and communication for leaders and the ability "to see people and to recognize their individuality"? A video interview. (in German)
      61. Learning Center: Sou Fujimoto on «Open Grid – Choices of Tomorrow» Architects Sou Fujimoto and Marie de France talk about their project "Open Grid", the new Learning Center at the University of St.Gallen. How does the building fit into its surroundings? What are the project's focal points and which aspects are decisive for a modern learning environment that embraces the digital future?
      62. Knowledge Bank: Christoph Aymanns on Bitcoin Prof. Dr. Christoph Aymanns on the Bitcoin boom of the last couple of months. What characterizes the crypto currency? How can it be used and what could the future of the crypto currency look like?
      63. Tony Schwartz on Donald Trump "Donald Trump is an empty vessel, he is a black hole. He spent his whole life trying to fill that hole. That's the essence of Donald Trump." An interview with Tony Schwartz, Ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal" and CEO of "The Energy Project", at the St. Gallen Symposium 2017.
      64. Marcus Schögel on "Sharing Economy" Sharing goods, sharing resources: This is the basic idea of the "sharing economy". Prof. Dr. Marcus Schögel about the different models of sharing economy, new economisation approaches and legal issues that are related to the new business models. (in German)
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