Architecture students at ETH Zurich have developed scenarios that explore how Zurich's university district could be developed into an urban campus.
ETH researchers led by Raffaele Mezzenga have developed a new diagnostic method that can, for example, reliably detect malaria, HIV or Ebola within a few minutes.
A clearer separation from the street and traffic-restricted atria: the plans for ETH’s new forecourt. The renovation is planned from 2018–2019.
The two degree target is often seen as a safe limit in order to prevent dangerous climate change. This perception is incorrect, as Reto Knutti writes in the Zukunftsblog.
Wyss Zurich had its official opening today in the presence of Federal Councillor Johann Schneider-Ammann and Hansjörg Wyss, whose donation made the center possible.
New routes to success Read more
Fat isn’t necessarily fat Read more
Kompromissfreudiger Klimarechner Read more
A solid scientific education combined with practice:
Internationality brought to life:
Support when selecting the right programme:
Help ETH Zurich to flexibly react to new challenges and to set new accents in the future.
More information for sponsors and partners
A broad scientific spectrum and cross-border cooperation between disciplines:
Access to information for technical disciplines and natural sciences:
Our service for doctoral students and postdocs from abroad: "Welcome Center" - Support for your start in Switzerland