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Biomedical Engineering is an exciting and growing field, which resides at the interfaces between engineering, biology and medicine. The broad goal of biomedical engineering is to solve human health ...

ETH Zurich offers interesting insights at the two campuses in the centre and on the Hönggerberg as well as at other locations. We offer different themed tours for groups and individuals at various ...

For the past four years, we have featured conversations with experts on current research topics in the ETH podcast. At the moment the podcast is taking an indefinite break. Until we launch a new ...

List of covered topics during COMPLETE study duration (including exchange programmes or changed study programmes; required exactly once for the whole application) Abstracts of course elements of ...

Zu den neu ernannten Fellows der American Physical Society gehört Rainer Wallny. Seine Gruppe am Departement Physik befasst ...

Bacteria produce materials that are of interest to humans, such as cellulose, silk and minerals. The advantage of producing bacteria in this way is that it is sustainable, takes place at room ...

ETH Zurich researchers use weather data to show how moisture affects the service life of reinforced concrete. The same concrete can have extremely different lifespans depending on the climate, even ...

A new type of ultra-flexible brain probe enables precise recording of individual brain-cell activity over extended periods of time. The electrodes resemble tentacles and consist of ultra-thin fibres ...

Researchers have shown how an enzyme triggers cell stress and promotes the advance of Alzheimer’s disease in a self-perpetuating process. The team has developed an active ingredient that breaks this ...

ETH Zurich researchers are for the first time using a technology known as “piezocatalysis” to break down hazardous PFOS chemicals in water with the help of nanoparticles and ultrasound. The method has ...

Entire houses can be built from clay or excavated earth. The material is cheap, abundant, and sustainable as it does not require cement. However, existing building methods are very labour-intensive, ...