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Exhibition: War on the front page

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Ukraine in Headlines: The exhibition examines narratives and the presence of the war in news articles. It shows eleven years of headlines about Ukraine and attempts to understand how interest and opinions changed during the war. This emphasises how the headlines shape society's opinion to the same extent that society's opinion shapes the headlines.

17 February to 1 March, Main Building, G-floor

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ETH Store re-opened

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The ETH Store branches at Zentrum and Hönggerberg have been open again and are available with their range of products since 17 February 2025. After the two-month renovation phase, the ETH Store is now part of the Campus Services department.

New year, new language?

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The external page registration window for the new language courses for ETH employees, doctoral students, MAS students and alumni is still open until 21 February.

Personalise your internal newsletter

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Thanks to the personalisable Internal news newsletter, you can select specific topics that you want to be kept up to date on.

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Timetable supplement eLink

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With the new semester, the ETH Shuttle eLink will have an additional timetable. During the first few weeks of the lecture times, additional buses will run at lunchtime and in the evening. 

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Research funding to address pressing global challenges

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The world’s most pressing challenges disproportionately affect those living in low-income countries. ETH4D’s Research Challenges and Pilot Grants fund the development of solutions for these challenges and improve the lives of people who experience them. Apply by 21 April.

by Francis Baranyk, ETH4D
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ETH News

A new switch for the cell therapies of the future

ETH researchers have developed a new gene switch that can be activated using a commercially available nitroglycerine patch applied to the skin. One day, researchers want to use switches of this kind to trigger cell therapies for various metabolic diseases.

ETH students simulate Venus mission

ETH students have simulated an exploration mission to Venus by launching self-built test satellites from a plane over Dübendorf military airfield. These satellites glided to the ground with parachutes, recording acoustic signals during their descent.

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