University of Lucerne launches the new magazine Cogito as the successor to Uniluaktuell
Cogito is aimed at anyone interested in topics related to research and academia. Both print and online readers will find something to their liking.
The focus is on a focus topic - this time on machines and robots - and articles on new findings and results from the world of science. According to the press release, the texts are all written in a generally understandable way. Portraits and the frequently used interview format provide a personal touch. In addition to longer stories, there are also various short articles to browse through.
The knowledge magazine is the successor to the publication Uniluaktuellwhich was discontinued after 60 issues and has now been completely revamped. Cogito is published in printed form twice a year in spring and fall. The magazine can be subscribed to free of charge and is available to pick up at various locations in the University of Lucerne building, which is centrally located next to the railroad station and the KKL. The inaugural issue is also available at various public locations in the city of Lucerne.
The magazine's website has also been completely redesigned: Unilu.ch/magazine. All content can be read from various devices. In addition, new reading material is constantly being published in the magazine section, even outside the publication cycle of the print edition.
