Promoting science and science education for future generations
Since 1981, the H. Dudley Wright Foundation has been working in Geneva to make science accessible to all through innovative programs and the renowned Wright Colloquia.
Our Mission
Recognized resource for innovations in the vast field of interdisciplinary science education programs
Invitation to the world of science
We organize events accessible to all to discover the latest scientific advances presented by international experts.
Biennial Wright Colloquia
Since 1984, the Wright Colloquia have attracted the world’s leading scientists to share their discoveries with the Geneva public.
Hands-on approach to science
We collaborate with institutions to develop innovative programs that allow the general public to explore scientific research.
Next Wright Colloquium
📅 2 to 6 November 20262026 Colloquium “IntelligenceS: Brains, collectives, and machines”
Welcome to this exceptional symposium dedicated to exploring the many forms of intelligence that shape our understanding of the world and influence our lives. Today, we will broaden our vision of what intelligence is, addressing not only human intelligence, but also that of other species and emerging technologies.
45+
Years of commitment
22
Colloquia organized
100k+
People reached
∞
Scientific curiosity
Our Programs
Discover our initiatives to promote science to all audiences
🎓 For young people
Special sessions created for young people to encourage them to discover the professional opportunities offered by basic science.
👨🏫 For teachers
Support for science teachers with innovative methods of teaching basic science in the classroom and in the field.
🌐 For the general public
Colloquia, exhibitions and events open to all to make science accessible and exciting for everyone.
🏛️ Institutional initiatives
Partnerships with research institutions to develop innovative science outreach programs.
💰 Grants
Financial support for individuals and institutions for the development of science education programs.
🔬 PhysiScope
Permanent exhibition at the University of Geneva to introduce young people to the excitement of scientific research.