Month: November 2021

University Center for Dentistry on Mattenstrasse in Kleinbasel | Image: University of Basel/UZB, Photo Basilisk At the University Dental Clinic Basel, dental students 3-5 Annual course in and out daily. They attend lectures, cast impressions in the dental laboratory and learn the basics of dentistry on a phantom head. All of this prepares students to …

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Writing a (pre)seminar, bachelor’s or thesis is a lot of work, and typing the last word, the last content update, the last reference check promises immense relief. But the work process does not end there. The work still needs to be proofread and possibly printed and bound. You can find out who to contact for …

Diploma thesis written – what now? Tips for proofreading and printing Read More »

When I first heard about it, I had to swallow hard at first. Then I dug out my documents, did some research, and found out more: women pay higher premiums than men for many coverages. For the annual health insurance change due at the end of November, I’ll explain why this is and what you …

Equality ends with additional insurance Read More »

The curse and the blessing: the numerous digital devices we need for our (working) daily lives (Image: Unsplash). Notifications and minor “illnesses” from electronic companions plague the existence and concentrated work of many people. What can be done against digital overload? *Ping*, glance at cell phone, eyes refocus on laptop screen, next to me someone …

The suffering of digital Werther – what can be done about digital impotence Read More »

In the 17th century, Basel, with its 10,000 inhabitants, was still the largest city of the Old Confederation. Today it is a capital of culture, a university city and known worldwide for its unique silhouette. There have always been many ideas about what should and could be created in Basel. Until March 2022, the “Dream …

Dreams for the city of Basel: an exhibition at the Kleines Klingental Museum Read More »