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Over the last few days, ETH Zurich has had the water in its older buildings tested for hazardous heavy metals. While the water quality in around 90% of the buildings was found to be impeccable, some maximum values were exceeded in buildings HPF, HPM, HPP and HPT. Facility Services has initiated immediate measures in these buildings.

Due to a fire, the F and G floors in the HPZ building have to remain closed until further notice.

The new equipment brings the H?nggerberg campus one step closer to efficient and environmentally friendly heating and cooling and helps to further reduce CO₂ emissions and the consumption of fossil fuels.

Fast and round-the-clock: ETH Lost and Found now offers you the option of searching online for lost valuables.

The ETH Link will run on electricity from the beginning of the semester. Starting on 14 September 2020, electric articulated buses will link the H?nggerberg campus with the Zentrum campus. Alongside the ¡°eLink¡± connection, there will be new charging stations for electric vehicles and more services for e-bikes.

All ETH Zurich buildings have been closed. Until further notice, they can only be opened using a key or an ETH employee card and the corresponding access code. As the head of the ET building area in the Facility Management Department, Ruedi Streuli talks about the current situation in the D-?ITET buildings in the campus Zentrum.

Until 26 March 2020, an exhibition at the 365ÌåÓý¹ÙÍø_365ÌåÓý±¸Óá¾ÊÖ»úÔÚÏß¡¿ Info on the H?nggerberg campus will show how the excellent anergy grid works.

Nobody knows the gardens and green spaces on the H?nggerberg campus better than J?rg Brenn: this dedicated member of the ETH gardening team has been taking care of the university¡¯s green lungs for more than 35 years.