New SiDLab: AI meets diplomacy

Jointly initiated by Micheline Calmy-Rey – former member of the Swiss Federal Council – and D-MTEC's Professor Michael Ambühl, ETH Zurich and UNIGE have founded the Lab for Science in Diplomacy (SiDLab). It shall leverage quantitative and computational methods to address the complexity of negotiation problems – both in practice and analysis.

18.10.2021 by Sebastian Wagner-Vierhaus

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Palais des Nations, Geneva. — ETH Zurich and the University of Geneva jointly run the Lab for Science in Diplomacy (SiDLab). Image: UNIGE/Marco Cattaneo.

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A lab to lever science for diplomacy

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A lab to lever science for diplomacy

Estimating the trajectory of electricity prices

Supply chains at risk – deglobalise or diversify?

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