A degree for the quantum age Teaching ETH Zurich In 2019, ETH Zurich launched one of the world’s first Master’s degrees in Quantum Engineering. Since then, interest in the programme has soared – and its first graduates are already making their mark in industry. Sponge city also stores energy Teaching Eawag The aquatic research institute Eawag is getting serious about the sponge city. Instead of heat collectors, water basins and water-storing vegetation on the roofs of the institute's own buildings are to curb the excesses of climate change and provide a habitat at the same time. What's new: the water basins will be used as highly flexible energy storage units. “From lecture to hospital: no two days are the same for me.” Teaching ETH Zurich What is it like to study at ETH Zurich? Mohammed Said shares an insight into his daily life as a medical student and explains how a new world unfolds for him every day. How ETH Zurich plans to develop Teaching ETH Zurich The “Institutional Priorities 2025–2036” and the “Development Plan 2025–2028” set out how the university plans to fulfil its mission over the coming years. Spinning for science Research ETH Zurich Planning and building Europe’s largest capacity geotechnical centrifuge took seven years. Now, after one and a half years of operation, its official inauguration is finally being celebrated at the Hönggerberg campus. And it’s no coincidence that this is happening in mid-January. The Cables of the SLS Teaching PSI Knowing the paths that cables take also means knowing the machine to which they belong. Emanuel Hüsler, Head of the Electrical Installations Section at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI, guides us through the complex electrical network of SLS 2.0 and thereby through the entire upgrade. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8... Next Page 1 of 14
