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Innovation - 14.10.2022
Visit by Federal President Ignazio Cassis
Innovation - Health - 12.10.2022
Textile electrodes for medtech applications
Politics - Innovation - 12.10.2022
Digital political participation in the Swiss cantons: The midfield is catching up
The DigiPart Index records the extent to which it is possible to participate digitally in political processes in Switzerland's cantons on a scale of 0 to 100.
Environment - Innovation - 11.10.2022
Switzerland-Korea exchange students test solutions for seniors
The recently completed first edition of the KimCheese program challenged students from Switzerland and Korea to design solutions to everyday obstacles faced by senior citizens in both countries. The KimCheese program is led by College of Humanities (CDH) lecturer Marc Laperrouza, who also initiated the China Hardware Innovation Camp ( CHIC ) and the India Switzerland Social Innovation Camp ( INSSINC ).
Pedagogy - Innovation - 06.10.2022
University teaching under Covid: the old hands and the evaders
How did teaching staff cope with the sudden switch to online teaching during the coronavirus pandemic? Researchers from the University of Basel investigated this in collaboration with Eucor - The European Campus.
Career - Innovation - 05.10.2022
Constructive approach to error-making boosts innovation
This year's Swiss HR Barometer focuses on working conditions that promote innovative behaviours amongst employees. Approaching errors in an open manner, a practice prevalent in Switzerland, has a positive effect on innovative behaviour as well as attitudes to work. Scope for improvement is found in areas such as support for new ideas, personnel development and compensation.
Innovation - 29.09.2022
An innovation that helps save heating costs
Innovation - 28.09.2022
A new advanced manufacturing center opens up in Neuchâtel
The manufacturing industry is going through a period of profound change, driven in part by the advent of 3D printing and other advanced technologies. In order to support Swiss industry at this critical juncture, EPFL and CSEM have joined forces to create the Micromanufacturing Science & Engineering Center (M2C), a new focal point for pure research, technology transfer and everything in between.
Psychology - Innovation - 28.09.2022
Flexible leadership for the Swiss Armed Forces
Cognitive flexibility improves leadership, according to numerous studies conducted by researchers. The Swiss Armed Forces are planning to employ this knowledge in the training of officers to better prepare them for future crises.
Innovation - Pedagogy - 26.09.2022
Smartphones, teenagers, and parents
The title of the encounter organised by L'ideatorio, USI's service for promoting scientific culture, and the USI Institute of Public Health was "Smartphones and Teenagers.
Environment - Innovation - 20.09.2022
Powering ahead!
Five ETH spin-offs are displaying the kind of innovative thinking that will determine the success of the energy transition.
Computer Science - Innovation - 14.09.2022
Augmented Reality makes new buildings visible and tangible
Physics - Innovation - 12.09.2022
Swiss Science Prizes Marcel Benoist and Latsis go to pioneer in laser physics and innovative legal and medical scholar
Agronomy / Food Science - Innovation - 07.09.2022
Optimized food technologies for nutrition and sustainability
ETH Zurich is stepping up research and teaching in the field of food technology and nutrition. It is supported in this by the companies Givaudan, Bühler and Nestlé with initial funding of 5 million Swiss francs over six years. This funding includes the creation of a new professorship. Raw foodstuffs are made suitable for consumption or storage through traditional methods such as cooking, drying and fermentation, or modern methods such as pasteurisation, pressure treatment or the use of enzymes.
Innovation - Economics - 06.09.2022
Promising acquisition of Empa spinoff CTsystems
Chemistry - Innovation - 30.08.2022
Synthesis at the touch of a button
In many chemical laboratories, routine chemical syntheses are performed on a daily basis, which takes up a lot of time.
Environment - Innovation - 26.08.2022
With new solar modules, greenhouses run on their own energy
Plants use light waves from only a portion of the spectrum for photosynthesis - the remainder can be recovered and used to generate solar power.
Innovation - Environment - 25.08.2022
Digital science for a sustainable future
This year, Empa will once again be taking part in the Swiss Digital Days with various activities - with exciting insights into different research topics.
Innovation - Economics - 25.08.2022
ETH and UBS launch partnership to promote innovation and entrepreneurship
Innovation - Economics - 24.08.2022
Industry meets science
ETH Industry Day on 7 September offers exciting insights into applied research, industry partnerships and entrepreneurial activities at ETH Zurich.
Life Sciences - Innovation - 19.08.2022
A machine for sorting zebrafish eggs
Zebrafish eggs are among the most commonly used model organisms in genetic, developmental and toxicology research.
Computer Science - Innovation - 12.08.2022
Empowering young people on International Youth Day
Held every year on August 12, International Youth Day provides a platform for young people to focus on how they will develop innovative and entrepreneurial solutions for the future.
Innovation - Environment - 04.08.2022
Better understanding of innovation dynamics
25 years ago, urine-diverting toilets were no more than an idea, challenging the central paradigm of wastewater treatment plants. Since then, however, modular water technologies have become increasingly important. Using a new method, scientists at Eawag have mapped the dynamics of this transition.
Innovation - 21.07.2022
A magnetic catheter against strokes
ETH spin-off Nanoflex has developed a magnetically steerable catheter for quick and safe stroke treatment that no longer requires surgeons to be on site.
Music - Innovation - 11.07.2022
Bringing cultural archives to life
Whether it's jazz recordings, concert footage, photographs or interviews, researchers are applying machine learning and digital museology techniques to archives of cultural data to achieve new artistic and creative experiences.
Health - Innovation - 06.07.2022
UniBE Foundation establishes endowed professorship in tissue histology
Innovation - Economics - 30.06.2022
Biozentrum start-up NextImmune supported by Venture Kick
Innovation - Economics - 29.06.2022
Start-up NextImmune supported by Venture Kick
Life Sciences - Innovation - 29.06.2022
Startup brings RNA sequencing into the age of big data
EPFL spin-off Alithea Genomics has developed a system that allows scientists to easily tag bulk RNA samples with molecular barcodes so they can be processed by the hundreds in one single tube. The technology promises to dramatically shorten and streamline sample preparation for RNA sequencing, which will enable new applications for this technology, such as biomarker discovery and drug development.
Innovation - Computer Science - 29.06.2022
Eight ETH start-ups win Venture award
Environment - Innovation - 24.06.2022
Spinning a network to promote Power-to-X
On Thursday, 23 June, stakeholders from research, business, administration and politics met at the Zurich Innovation Park in Dübendorf for the first meeting of the newly created SPIN platform for the promotion of Power-to-X technologies.
Innovation - Research Management - 22.06.2022
Greater support for knowledge and technology transfer needed for start-ups
Greater support for knowledge and technology transfer for start-ups can be achieved by improving the regulatory framework. This conclusion was drawn in an assessment report of test mandates, which was submitted to the Federal Council on 22 June 22. Proposed measures include clear policy guidelines on the handling of intellectual property at universities, providing start-up financing to cover patent-related costs, and including entrepreneurship training in university study programmes.
Innovation - Economics - 22.06.2022
An entrepreneur through and through
ETH alumnus Christoph Rennhard runs a company that develops precision machines for the global market.
Research Management - Innovation - 21.06.2022
New Paths in Fundraising
Innovation - Economics - 20.06.2022
EPFL Innovation Park to expand with a focus on co-creation
Innovation - 20.06.2022
Rewind reality and experience it again
Did you miss an important moment? researchers have developed a system that can record and later replay events in a room in 3D.
Innovation - Economics - 14.06.2022
Technology transfer activities to industry on the rise at USI
With USI Transfer in 2021, the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) and its affiliated institutions registered 40 new research contracts and 150 new agreements about technology transfer and 8 new patent applications filed.
Innovation - 07.06.2022
Inspiring future engineers
Health - Innovation - 03.06.2022
11th Research and Innovation Day in Human Medicine of Southern Switzerland
Innovation - Computer Science - 02.06.2022
Perfect privacy technology and chasing rainbows
From banking to communication our modern, daily lives are driven by data with ongoing concerns over privacy. Now, a new EPFL paper argues that many promises made around privacy-preserving mechanisms will never be fulfilled and that we need to accept these inherent limits and not chase the impossible.
Innovation - 31.05.2022
A farewell with surprises
Innovation - Materials Science - 24.05.2022
Research in the service of Switzerland
"How to best serve Switzerland" - that is the question behind numerous research projects and innovations from the institutions of the ETH Domain, said Michael Hengartner, President of the ETH Board, on the fringes of the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Innovation - 20.05.2022
Slovak President visits ETH
Innovation - 20.05.2022
Diversity as the basis for creativity and innovation
Innovation - Politics - 19.05.2022
New Swiss Alliance for Capacity-building in PeaceTech
Innovation - Environment - 17.05.2022
Swiss Science celebrates Hansjörg Wyss
Innovation - 17.05.2022
Space Research and Technology: Establishment of a European Space Deep-Tech Innovation Centre ESDI in Villigen (AG)
Innovation - Health - 17.05.2022
Swiss Science celebrates Hansjörg Wyss
Successful research does not happen in a vacuum - it needs a lot of money and resources. In addition to governmental funding, generous donors are of central importance for the Swiss research ecosystem.
Event - Innovation - 12.05.2022
Visiting the researchers
Health - Innovation - 11.05.2022
Exoskeleton device helps stroke victims regain hand function
Working closely with users and therapists, EPFL spin-off Emovo Care has developed a light and easy-to-attach hand exoskeleton for people unable to grasp objects following a stroke or accident.
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