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Day of Schlieren Research 2027

Connecting the Schlieren Scientific Community

The Day of Schlieren Research (DoSR) is an annual interdisciplinary event that brings together researchers, PhD students, and industry partners from across the Schlieren Campus and its partner institutions.

Established in 2024, the event provides a unique platform for scientific exchange, networking, and career development in an open and collegial atmosphere. Its programme features scientific presentations by early-career researchers, invited keynote lectures, poster sessions, industry contributions, career workshops, and scientific awards.

A particular focus is placed on supporting PhD students and early-career researchers, offering them opportunities to present their work, exchange ideas across disciplines, establish professional connections, and explore career paths both within and beyond academia.

Supported by sponsors, the Day of Schlieren Research is free of charge, including scientific sessions, lunch, coffee breaks, and a networking apéro.

 

SAVE THE DATE for Next Edition – 7 July 2027

Preparations are already underway for the 4th Day of Schlieren Research, taking place on Wednesday, 7 July 2027, at the Bio-Technopark Schlieren.

We look forward to welcoming the Schlieren scientific community for another day of research, inspiration, and networking!

More information about the programme and registration will follow.

Organising Team: Prof. Gabriela Kania, Prof. Giovanni G. Camici, and Stefano Conace.

 

Review of Schlieren Research Day from 1st July 2026

Highlights of the 2026 Edition

The 3rd Day of Schlieren Research took place on 1 July 2026 at the Bio-Technopark Schlieren, welcoming approximately 200 participants and reaching the venue's full capacity.

The programme featured:

  • 25 flash presentations and 20 scientific posters.
  • Seven invited speakers, including Prof. Frank Rühli, Dean of the UZH Faculty of Medicine.
  • Industry presentations connecting academic research with professional applications.
  • Career workshops and panel discussions exploring opportunities within and beyond academia.
  • Awards recognizing the two best flash talks and the two best posters.
  • Networking opportunities throughout the day.

The event continues to strengthen connections within the Schlieren scientific community, bringing together different disciplines and fostering exchange between academia and industry.