At the online informational event “With family at ETH”, which takes place tomorrow (10 April 2025, 12.00–13.00), Human Resources, SSHE department, the kihz Foundation and ETH Diversity will provide an overview of all the services ETH Zurich is offering their members for a better reconciliation of family and career/studies. You can still register now and get informative tips.
The same event will be offered again in English on 8 May 2025 (16.00–17.00).
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Have you already taken part in the employee survey? Share your opinion about your work situation! The survey will continue until Friday, 11 April 2025. You will find the link in your email inbox.
What would you like to improve at your ETH location?
Perhaps it's the limited choice of catering, the long way to the nearest coffee machine or the lack of a standing desk: for the next issue of 'life' magazine, ETH members have the chance to describe what improvements they would like to see at their place of work. Get in touch!
Boost your skills in research data management
The ETH RDM Summer School offers young researchers an overview of research data management. You will learn the basics and most important tools in a practical way and strengthen your FAIR data skills.
In a recent report, the Swiss Federal Audit Office (SFAO) criticised the additional costs incurred by the construction of the new HPQ physics building. ETH Zurich has responded.
Eva J. Meeus, post-doctoral student in the Morandi Group at ETH Zurich, has been selected for the global CAS Future Leaders program – a prestigious and highly competitive program that provides opportunities for early career scientists to learn leadership skills and engage in scientific discourse.
At a ceremony in Los Angeles on 5 April, the four major experimental collaborations at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) – ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb – were awarded the prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics.
ETH Zurich and Zühlke have conducted a study on how companies use AI technologies. A total of 633 companies from the fields of production, technology, healthcare and finance from the DACH region, the UK and the US were surveyed. Stefano Brusoni, Professor of Technology and Innovation Management, explains in an interview where the greatest potential lies and where Europe needs to catch up.
