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ETH Zurich's First Aid Team is looking for new members for various areas at Zentrum, H?nggerberg and external locations. We are looking for committed, reliable individuals who, after completing a four-day basic training course (15¨C16 April and 22¨C23 April 2026), will assess and treat injured or ill persons as members of the First Aid Team and, if necessary, transfer them to an ambulance or hospital.

Since January, Joachim Buhmann, professor emeritus of computer science, has been the academic director of ETH Zurich's Heilbronn campus. In this interview, he talks about the ideas he is pursuing in this role and what he means by the new way of thinking.?

The?Doctoral?Supervisor¡¯s Handbook?has been specifically improved and now provides even better support to doctoral supervisors with questions about administration and supervision. At the same time, the results of the 2025?scientific staff?survey show that satisfaction among?scientific?staff?remains?high.

Thanks to the STIFT+ pilot project, lecturers can mark handwritten performance assessments using AI. This makes this examination type attractive even for large courses. The most important questions and answers about the project.

No plans for the end of March yet? Take the chance to come to the open day at the HPQ?construction site and enjoy an exclusive guided tour of the site.

From academic writing to research data management, the ETH Library is once again supporting you in the new semester with a wide range of courses.

Practising inclusion means creating a respectful and open working environment and actively removing barriers. To strengthen this commitment, VPPL has launched the project ¡¯Working with Disabilities¡¯ and set up a dedicated team. All employees are invited to share their experiences in the survey linked below and help strengthen inclusion at ETH Zurich.

The ETH Library presents the poster exhibition ¡°500 Years of Books in Latvian ¨C Reading Riga¡± and thus continues the long-standing connection between Riga and Zurich.

A significant part of the visual heritage of the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL) is now available online on E-Pics.??

In March 2026, the Respect Programme will start again with exciting topics. All ETH members are invited to further deepen their skills for constructive and value-based cooperation in practice-oriented workshops and presentations.