Science Slam Switzerland
The slammers Lisa Felsenstein, Tanja Dallafior, and Jasmin Barman-Aksözen (from left to right) eagerly await to find out who from their block will advance to the final at the 9th Science Slam Zurich.
The slammers Lisa Felsenstein, Tanja Dallafior, and Jasmin Barman-Aksözen (from left to right) eagerly await to find out who from their block will advance to the final at the 9th Science Slam Zurich.
Upcoming Events
20.09.25
Science Slam Zurich - more info soon!
Slammers wanted!
Is a Science Slam missing? Then write to us at scienceslamschweiz (at) gmail.com!
What is Science Slam?
The winner of the 9th Science Slam Zurich Kishan Thodkar.
The winner of the 9th Science Slam Zurich Kishan Thodkar.
Science Slam is a Competition
Several slammers compete against each other in a scientific short presentation tournament, where all aids are allowed. In the end, the audience decides on the champion of the evening.
Henry Wöhrnschimmel at the 6th Science Slam Zurich.
Henry Wöhrnschimmel at the 6th Science Slam Zurich.
Science Slam is the New Way of Science Communication
A Science Slam is the ideal opportunity to engage with one's own subject area in a completely different way and to present fascinating concepts and ideas to an enthusiastic audience.
Oliver Marchand presents at the 6th Science Slam his adaptations of well-known hits, tailored to the climate issue, and rocks his way into the hearts of the audience.
Oliver Marchand presents at the 6th Science Slam his adaptations of well-known hits, tailored to the climate issue, and rocks his way into the hearts of the audience.
Where Science Slam Comes to Life
Science Slam Bern
Science Slam Freiburg
Science Slam Basel
Science Slam Schaffhausen
Science Slam Zurich
Science Jam Aarau
Network Science Slam Switzerland
The fantastic line-up at the 8th Science Slam Zurich thrilled the audience and made the evening unforgettable!
The fantastic line-up at the 8th Science Slam Zurich thrilled the audience and made the evening unforgettable!
Vision
Our goal is to promote the culture of Science Slam in Switzerland by advocating for networking and exchange within the scene and beyond. Furthermore, we support slammers and organizers as needed and serve as the first point of contact for questions: scienceslamschweiz (at) gmail.com
Mike Morari explains how an octopus can taste with its arms.
Mike Morari explains how an octopus can taste with its arms.
Who's behind the network?
Mike Morari loves exploring where science fiction becomes science reality. He's slammed and hosted shows in multiple countries, and is a 1st place winner of the Science Slam European Championship. Talk to him about octopuses, flamingos and boardgames!

Marc Folini is an environmental scientist with a passion for science communication. He has been involved in Science Slam since 2012 and loves the inspiring and chill atmosphere of these events, either while doing the moderation or with his guitar on stage.