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FSRM-Kids Festival comes to Couvet
Robotics, watchmaking, electronics, machining and solar energy: on Wednesday 21 October, the CNIP in Couvet will host the FSRM-Kids Festival. For the first time, six science and technology workshops will take place simultaneously for children aged 7 to 15.
Children will have the opportunity to program a robot, assemble a watch mechanism, build an electronic device, or explore solar energy through hands-on activities. The workshops are free of charge and require registration, and a parallel programme is also planned for families and accompanying adults.
Continuing education: a look back at our Autumn Semester 2026 Presentation
On 26 August, the FSRM brought together HR and training managers, partners and instructors at the Théâtre des Abeilles in La Chaux-de-Fonds to present its continuing education programme.
More than 60 course pitches shaped the morning, covering topics ranging from engineering and microtechnology to AI, management, marketing and transversal skills.
The programme also featured FSRM-Kids, our AI Coaching project, collaborations and partnerships, as well as the FSRM’s new visual identity. Evaprod punctuated the morning with live performances and musical interludes, before a standing lunch dedicated to networking and discussion.
Many thanks to our instructors, partners and the HR and training managers from companies across the Jura Arc, many of whom continue to take part in this event year after year.
MNE 2026 – International Conference in Interlaken
From 21 to 24 September 2026, FSRM will be involved in organising MNE 2026 – the 52nd International Conference on Micro- and Nano Engineering, at the Congress Kursaal Interlaken, Switzerland.
This major international event will bring together researchers, engineers and industry specialists, with over 400 scientific papers presented over three conference days and an exhibition featuring 40 companies and organisations. Tutorial courses will also be offered ahead of the main conference programme.
As the MNE 2026 Conference Office, FSRM is responsible for the operational organisation of the event, working with the conference committees and partners.
21–24 September 2026 · Interlaken, Switzerland
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FSRM unveils its new visual identity
FSRM is gradually rolling out its new visual identity, developed in collaboration with SUPERO, a graphic design agency based in La Chaux-de-Fonds.
More contemporary, structured and accessible, this new identity reflects the diversity of FSRM’s activities: continuing education, events, administrative services for associations, professional platforms and initiatives for the next generation through FSRM-Kids.
It creates a unified and consistent image that reflects our strong ties to industry, education and practical needs in the field.
Highlights from the 2026 FSRM Annual Meeting
On 12 June, FSRM welcomed a full house for a discussion on a topic at the heart of today’s challenges in education, research and industry: “The challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence in education, research and innovation”.
Our sincere thanks to Crystel Graf, State Councillor and Head of the Department of Education and Finance, and to Anna Fontcuberta-Morral, President of EPFL, for their contributions and the perspectives they shared.
We would also like to thank everyone who joined us for their participation and the quality of the discussions throughout this 2026 edition.
Neuchâtel companies: support measures and training during short-time working
Companies in the Canton of Neuchâtel are operating in a challenging economic environment, particularly due to the impact of US tariffs, which are slowing business activity.
Short-time working schemes (RHT) can help companies navigate these circumstances. This period can also be used to strengthen their teams’ skills.
In this context, FSRM is offering affected companies a 20% discount on course participation fees.
In parallel, support measures provided by the Canton of Neuchâtel enable companies using short-time working schemes to fund training initiatives.
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