Jael Locher facilitated the following student projects as part of The Horse Project.
We’ve been asking ourselves, why natural healing methods are so often overlooked. What do herbal medicine, Ayurveda, and everyday lifestyle habits really offer, and which remedies genuinely help? The fluctuations of energy, mood, and hormones across the menstrual cycle affect … Continue reading Natural medicine for the female cycle
Education for everyone. Learning beyond borders. Through one digital platform. In today’s digital era, education is no longer limited to classrooms, geographical boundaries, or national systems. However, unequal access to education remains a global challenge. Responding to this issue, a … Continue reading Learn Convo – Bring Education to Everyone
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more important in daily life and at work. In this project, we look at how AI is used today and how it could affect the future. We focus on three areas: the mechanical world, administration … Continue reading AI in business
Developing real aviation discipline through AI enhanced flight simulation. What is flight simulation? According to the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, a flight simulator is a device that creates the same conditions as those that exist when flying an aircraft, used … Continue reading Learn How to Fly a Plane in Simulation
What happens when a simple freezer on a university campus becomes the starting point of a growing coffee business? We often associate innovation with famous entrepreneurs and large amounts of capital. But Tens Coffee (instagram.com) shows that creative ideas can … Continue reading Creativity & Entrepreneurship – Tens Coffee
Climate change is no longer a distant warning, it’s disrupting everyday life through sudden floods, extreme rain, and unpredictable weather. Its impacts were felt directly in our homes and communities in Sumatera Barat during the 25th–27th November floods in 2025. … Continue reading Impact of Climate Change In Sumatera Barat
It feels right to reuse something, instead of buying new. – Customer at Brockito In this article we talk about the second-hand store “Brockito” in Zürich Oerlikon in Switzerland. We conducted an Interview with an employee as well as a … Continue reading Reuse & recycle – Second-hand store
Whether Alpine herbs or jungle plants – health begins in nature. Indonesian plant diversity and Swiss precision offer two fascinating ways to boost well-being. But what can the two countries learn from each other? This project is about how two … Continue reading Health Boosters compared – Switzerland meets Indonesia
On Mount Denali, you wouldn’t find much waste because they take very good care of the environment. – A. Roth I did an Interview with a mountaineer that has climbed Denali, Mount Logan and some 7000m Peaks in Pakistan. The … Continue reading Keep the Mountains clean
Do hydrogen-powered drones improve short haul logistics in the future? – An analysis based on the HydroFly Project. As global demand for sustainable transportation grows, companies and researchers are looking for cleaner, more efficient solutions – both on the ground … Continue reading HydroFly
Imagine you can create electricity from just walking! This is possible by using piezoelectric floor tiles in crowded places. We were curious about using piezoelectric floor tiles as an extra source of electricity in India. So, we explored how these … Continue reading Piezoelectric Tiles
Where cultural heritages meet the world through Batik. A global journey of patterns, stories, and shared creativity coming to life through the language of batik. Why Heratlas? Heratlas is born from a simple belief: cultures grow stronger when they are … Continue reading Heratlas: Intercultural Batik
This articles shows, how a personal trainer from Switzerland and India (Kerala) share insights into their career and their work with athletes. They both discuss modern training technology, the role of AI, and why personal effort remains irreplaceable despite all … Continue reading Data Athletes