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Bernhard Reber takes over post of Co-Me General Manager
Bernhard Reber

On December 1, Bernhard Reber has taken over the position of General Manager of Co-Me after a transitional phase during which the newly elected first "Thomas Straumann Professor für Materialwissenschaft in der Medizin" and former Co-Me General Manager Bert Müller worked side by side with his successor.

Bernhard Reber was born in Bern, 1957. He received his PhD from the Institute of Applied Physics at the University of Bern in the field of Microwave Remote Sensing. His research activities were focused on electromagnetic wave scattering in random media.

For the following nine years he was with the Swiss Science Council, advisory board of the Federal Council. In the position of a 'wissenschaftlicher Berater' he headed FER - the Early Warning System for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy. In close cooperation with representatives from science, industry and politics he provided studies and science based information for decision making, i.e. regarding research priorities, national programs or new initiatives toward the exploitation of research results.

In 1998 he joined AO-International in the position of a general secretary, among other duties focusing on the orientation of training activities toward the implementation of ICT, interactive tools and digitized media.

Feeling comfortable to be in the frontline of new initiatives, Bernhard Reber accepted to participate as a general manager in creating and running Ecademy, the National Network of Competence of the Universities of applied science for IT-management and E-Business. With Ecademy he emphasized the features of developing applied research with Industry (CTI, network-projects etc.) and of selling executive training and services.

Since 2005 he was an independent science consultant and just now finalized the evaluation of the impact of the National Research Programs (NFP/SNSF) on behalf of the Swiss State Secretariate for Education&Research.

Bernhard Reber has broad cultural interests and he enjoys that his private life is widely dominated by his seven years old daughter.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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