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Working together constructively

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What relevance do respect and value-based collaboration have in everyday university life?

This webinar will shed light on how good working relationships affect health, creativity, innovation and performance. A compact orientation model shows how to create good working relationships and provides practical tips. In addition, you will find out which offers of the Respect Programme provide a deeper insight.

Today, 12.15 - 13.00 p.m.
Online (Zoom link will be sent after registration)
Language: German, simultaneous translation into English

Further information and registration

Volunteers wanted for CYBATHLON 2024

Cybathlon Website

Be part of the CYBATHLON 2024 as a volunteer from 25 to 27 October. Register now.

Bike to Work: participate and win big!

Website of Bike to Work

How does it work? From May to the end of June, cycle to work as often as possible and win prizes worth a total of CHF 120,000.

external page Register now

New design for the ETH app

Internal news about the new ETH app

The official ETH app has been given a new design. In addition to the fresh look, it presents itself with an up-​to-date user experience and some technical innovations.

Download it now!

Internal News

How does the ETH Foundation work?

The ETH Foundation celebrated its twentieth anniversary last year. But why does the Foundation exist and how does it work?

by Corporate Communications

“Our freely available reserves will be exhausted by the end of 2025 at the latest”

ETH Zurich has published its annual report 2023 today. It provides an update on the university’s financial situation and describes how the 2025-2028 ERI Dispatch is forcing it to consider drastic measures. Stefan Spiegel, Vice President for Finance and Controlling, and ETH President Joël Mesot explain what this means for the ETH community.

by Simon Zogg
More internal news

ETH News

Bacteria for climate-neutral chemicals of the future

Researchers at ETH Zurich have engineered bacteria in the laboratory to efficiently use methanol. The metabolism of these bacteria can now be tapped into to produce valuable products currently made by the chemical industry from fossil fuels.

Surprising reversal in quantum systems

Researchers at ETH Zurich have studied topological effects in an artificial solid, making surprising observations. The new insights into topological pumping could be used for quantum technologies in the future.

More ETH News
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