CHIPP (Swiss Institute for Particle Physics) career trajectories study

Published on November 16, 2023

CHIPP (Swiss Institute for Particle Physics is carrying out a study on the career trajectories of those who have been a part of CHIPP (those with a PhD).  This includes those who completed a PhD, or worked as a postdoc, scientist, professor, etc. in CHIPP. 

You are cordially invited to contribute to this study on career paths by taking part in a survey that will take just 5 minutes : https://chipp.ch/survey-2023.

This will help us gauge the demographics of the health of our particle physicists and particle physics program in Switzerland. Please feel free to share the link to this web page to previous CHIPP colleagues, especially those who may be hard to find! These responses will be maintained and analyzed anonymously.

For more details and questions, you can contact Angela Benelli ([email protected]) 

Our most sincere thanks for your valuable support and collaboration,

Prof. Ben Kilminster 

(University of Zurich - CHIPP Chair)

www.chipp.ch

 

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