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Sonia Seneviratne is the new associate vice president for sustainability of the Executive Board. As of 1 January 2023, she will take over this function from Reto Knutti, who has worked meritoriously for the thematic focus for eight years.

Thomas Vogel, Professor of Structural Engineering, has greatly influenced structural engineering in Switzerland and has a well-earned reputation after serving in various capacities at ETH Zurich. After 28 years of serving the university, the passionate civil engineer is retiring.

Most ETH Zurich canteens and restaurants will be offering meals in reCIRCLE reusable containers as of 14 September, just in time for the start of the autumn semester.

The events that we host are a reflection of the university, and they offer an opportunity to make sure we are doing things in the same way across the campus. A new online planning tool will help to ensure that our events are sustainable.

“Sustainability” is the term on everyone's lips these days – but it is much more than just a buzzword. At its core, it raises existential questions for humans and the environment. Read on to find out what “sustainable” means at ETH Zurich and how the university is contributing to society in this area.

Seit vier Jahren schreiben Expertinnen und -Experten der ETH Zürich im Zukunftsblog zum Thema Nachhaltigkeit. Nun öffnet sich die Meinungsplattform für weitere Schwerpunktthemen der Hochschule.