Global News & Events
ETH Meets You at the AAAS in Boston!
14 February 2025 - Sonia Seneviratne, ETH Zurich, Mary Berlik Rice, Harvard, Nikoosh Carlo, U.S. Arctic research Commission, and Justin Worland, TIME Magazine talk about climate extremes and their global, health, and community impacts.
ETH Global Lecture Series: The Duolingo Journey
17 Dec 2024 - Join us as we explore entrepreneurship, showcasing the journey of turning ideas into thriving companies. Alongside Severin Hacker, co-founder of Duolingo, we welcome Julia Carpenter and Nicole Kleger, co-founders of ETH spin-offs, to share their experiences. From challenges to successes, gain insights into the entrepreneurial mindset and learn how ETH Zurich fosters innovation and supports founders in navigating the startup ecosystem.
ETH Global Lecture Series: Who Owns the Moon?
9 Dec 2024 - Unlike any other time in human history, humanity sits on the threshold of the universe. As the commercial space industry grows in influence and importance, complex legal and ethical questions emerge. Join us as we navigate the intricacies, gaps, and inconsistencies of space law.
ETH Meets Berlin 2024
1-2 Nov 2024 - ETH Meets You at the Berlin Science Week 2024 from 1 to 2 November, 2024. Covering a spectrum from nature's silent dialogue to lifelong learning, ETH Zurich hosts two events at this years' Berlin Science Week.
ETH Global Lecture Series: Social Artificial Intelligence
16 Oct 2024 - Artificial intelligence (AI) affects not just human-machine interactions but also human-human interactions in the presence of machines. Nicholas A. Christakis explores "hybrid systems" of humans and AI, showing how AI can enhance or harm group performance, cooperation, and communication. His research focuses on "dumb AI" to supplement human interaction, highlighting AI's potential as a “social catalyst” for a better future.
ETH Global Lecture Series: As If Human
23 Oct 2024 - AI's history shows cycles of enthusiasm and disillusionment regarding its impact. Concerns are rising about regulating and aligning AI systems with human values and ethics. This Global Lecture will explore AI's history, current advancements, and the challenges and opportunities presented by today's and future AI systems.