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Thanks to its unique conditions, ETH Zurich is an international leader in terms of its share of open access publications, as analyses by the ETH Library show. This leads to greater visibility and strengthens research.

The engineering departments are planning to work more closely together in teaching. In the interview, Jan Vermant, Vice Rector for Curriculum Development, and Judith Zimmermann, Head of the Unit for Teaching and Learning (UTL), explain what this collaboration could look like.

The new exhibition ¡®KEEP IT CO?OL¡¯ by focusTerra is dedicated to a gas that makes our lives possible ¨C and at the same time has become one of the greatest challenges of our time: carbon dioxide ¨C CO?.

At its most recent meetings, the ETH Zurich Executive Board dealt with matters including a new election to the Research Commission and the new Procurement Services VPIN unit.?

What do you like about the ETH Library website, and what don't you like? Share your experiences and win book vouchers worth 50 Swiss francs.

ETH events aim to firmly embed sustainability and inclusion. With the introduction of two guides and the Silver and Gold Labels in September 2024, new standards were established. Now, one year later, the results are positive.

ETH Sustainability is opening new ways of communication with ¡°Contours of Change¡±. First unveiled at the Sustainable Switzerland Forum 2025, the installation will soon invite audiences at ETH to experience it, too.

Once again in the upcoming Autumn Semester, ETH Zurich is running its Respect Programme and sending out a clear signal in support of constructive and values-based collaboration. Through hands-on workshops and inspiring and engaging talks, ETH members will again have the opportunity to develop their conflict management skills.

In a few weeks, MyContact will be launched. This new online platform replaces the previous ¡®Addresses and Personal Data¡¯ and contains not only address details and information on mailings, but also your personal CV. The latter must be transferred manually when the new platform is released.

Stanford professor Charbel Farhat will provide insights into his novel simulation method for complex materials in the Aurel Stodola Lecture 2025. The public lecture will take place on 19 September 2025 at 15.30 in Audi Max (HG F 30).