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In NAHIMA, the database for scientific collections at ETH Zurich, 3D models can now be displayed. There are also new developments in 3D viewers for cultural history collections.

In seven online workshops, you will learn how to efficiently manage, securely store and publish data. Register now for the series in the spring semester!

Angela Steinauer, professor of chemistry, reflects on how the “Foster. Lead. Promote.” programme for women in science helped shape her career. Applications for 2025 are open. A networking event takes place on 10 February in Bern.

Towards sustainable catalysis: On February 14, 2025, Prof. Murielle Delley, professor at the University Basel, will receive the 2024 Ruzicka Prize for her work on the controlled surface modification of cobalt phosphide with sulfur.  

These guidelines came into force on 1 January 2025. Following a complete overhaul, they are now consistent with the current framework conditions once again. Assistant professors can choose whether they wish in future to be governed by the new guidelines or by the previous ones, which date from 2015.

The ETH Library is offering a new self-learning course on Moodle to explore generative AI and AI-based tools in more depth.

The ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages (POPL 2025) has recognised Professor Ralf Jung (Department of Computer Science) and his collaborators with a Test-of-Time Award for the paper "Iris: Monoids and Invariants as an Orthogonal Basis for Concurrent Reasoning". Big congratulations!

With Scopus AI and Scite, two new AI-powered research tools are now available in the ETH Zurich network.

Since January 2025, ETH researchers have once again been able to apply for the coveted and scientifically important ERC grants and project coordination in Horizon Europe. The EU has opened up almost all calls for research funding to Switzerland, but not all - an overview.

The ‘Barrier-Free at ETH Zurich’ implementation programme was launched in 2021 and will be completed in the coming months. The topic at ETH Zurich is now called ‘Accessibility’. Why the name change? And where can you find all the information and contact persons regarding accessibility in the future?