Last Updated on February 7, 2023 by pg@petergamma.org
The Board of Trustees currently has 12 members:
dr Karma Lobsang, President
(Lecturer at Bern University of Education and Competence Center for Mediation and Conflict Management, Bern University of Applied Sciences)
dr Werner Nater, Vice President and Project Manager "Science meets Dharma"
(Physicist, former high school teacher and project manager in development cooperation)
Mrs. Tashi Albertini
Prof. Dr. medical Peter E Ballmer
(former chief physician and director of the Kantonsspital Winterthur)
Manuel Bauer
(Photographer)
Chime Rigzen
(Representative of H.H. the Dalai Lama)
Andrea Dorjee-Gut
(lawyer)
Lama Tenzin Jottotshang
(representative of the monastic community)
Prof. Dr. Karenina Kollmar-Paulenz
(Institute for Religious Studies, University of Bern)
Vera Moir-Boller
(representative of the founding family Kuhn)
Tashi Ngorkhangsar
(Representative of the Tibetan community Switzerland & Liechtenstein)
Hans B Stutz
(Dipl. Architect ETH)
Honorary Presidents and Honorary Members of the Board of Trustees are:
Mathilde Kuhn-Ziegler (1914-2001), Honorary President
(President and Accounting Officer 1970-1997)
Jacques Kuhn (1919–2016), Honorary President
(Co-founder of the Tibet Institute Rikon)
Prof. Dr. Richard R. Ernst (1933-2021), Honorary Member
(em. Professor ETH Zurich, Nobel Prize winner)
dr Rudolf Högger, honorary member
(historian and psychologist, former deputy director of the SDC)
https://tibet-institut.ch/content/tir/de/foundation_board.ht
Should not the Swiss Science meets Dharma Project by Tibetan Institute in Rikon Switzerland also be controlled independendently from the Dalai Lama and the honorary board of trustees of the institute? Controlled independently by the Swiss Federal Council, after that we found out, that Kunchok Lungtog, Buddhist monk from India who participated in the Swiss Science meets Dharma Project did not know that the earth is a sphere? Or be controlled independently by a voting of the Swiss people in Swiss direct democracy, if the goals of the project eventually should be changed? The project is partly publicly funded.