Where do women in STEM stand today? A exhibition at the Chemistry | Biology | Pharmacy Information Centre focuses on this question. It presents current literature and highlights stories from Switzerland. The exhibition runs until 22 March 2024 and features informative posters, biographies of remarkable women in science and books on topics in the context of the gender gap and scientific careers.
Due to maintenance work, the Polybahn will not be in operation this Thursday. You can get to the ETH main building with tram lines 6 and 10 from Central to ETH/Universitätsspital.
You are an ETH member, attending a conference, are on a short research stay, have to go on a business trip or are taking part in further training and additional expenses are incurred for the care of your child/children? Then you can apply for the Robert Gnehm Grant.
Since the beginning of March, members of ETH Zurich have been able to take advantage of the Respect programme to deepen their skills in respectful collaboration. The first live event is dedicated to the topic of emotion regulation. Nadia Dörflinger-Khashman, Head of Diversity and Cooperation, explains how we all benefit from the input lecture.
The call 2025–2026 of the "Germaine de Staël" programme for bilateral research cooperation between Switzerland and France has been launched. Application deadline is 15 May 2024.
ETH spin-off dAIgnose is developing an algorithm that can be used to analyse ultrasound images of the womb on an automated basis. This should enable doctors to diagnose endometriosis more quickly in the future.