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Prof. Onur Mutlu, Head of the SAFARI Research Group, has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

In?2025, systematic periodic equipment inspections (GeP) were carried out at ETH?Zurich. Over 96 percent of electrical equipment met all test criteria. Both GeP implementation models have proven their worth.

Knowledge is safety: In the course calendar of the Safety, Security, Health, and Environment (SSHE) department, you will find the safety training courses relevant to your work at ETH Zurich. Do your part to ensure a safe working and learning environment in laboratories, workshops, and?offices.

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

Paul Wrede, doctoral student at the professorship for biomedical imaging led by Prof. Daniel Razansky, has been awarded the 2026 Schmidt Science Fellowship. His goal is to explore how artificial cells can be developed to better communicate with the body and to understand fundamental biological processes.

¡®365ÌåÓý¹ÙÍø_365ÌåÓý±¸Óá¾ÊÖ»úÔÚÏß¡¿ of the Future¡¯ is a conference format curated by VPIN and which took place for the third time in January 2026. The aim is to explore new perspectives on higher education infrastructure from an interdisciplinary standpoint. The 2026 edition focused on different types of services.

The ETH Library added the geometric model ¡°Bille¡± to its collection of scientific instruments and teaching materials.

Digital inclusion and accessibility have become an integral part of ETH Zurich. Joining the Alliance for Digital Inclusion (ADIS) is the next logical step on the path to becoming an accessible and inclusive university.

While artificial intelligence advances rapidly, many international?organisations lack access to applied AI capability. The International Geneva AI Innovation Programme (IGAIP) addresses this gap and is now open for project proposals.?

A new resource supports all members of ETH Zurich in communicating consciously, respectfully, and inclusively in their daily work and studies.?