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Menstruation is a normal occurrence for thousands of the university community. In order to ensure the best possible work and study environments for their members the ETH Zurich provides menstrual products free of charge.

In 2021, the second year of the pandemic, ETH will once again carry out a vaccination campaign against seasonal flu. This autumn, the Safety, Security, Health and Environment Department (SSHE) is offering this free and voluntary service to ETH employees in collaboration with the Centre for Occupational Health, Ergonomics and Hygiene (AEH).

150 years of agricultural sciences at ETH Zurich! A new mini-series on Explora is being created from nostalgic images and diverse materials, but also from the future perspectives of researchers.

Around 1000 interested people followed the Townhall on the introduction of compulsory COVID certificates. The main focus was on the questions posed by ETH members. The answers can be found in the recording.

Are you familiar with our courses and workshops? They cover a wide range of interesting and exciting topics that will help you with your studies or work. You can attend online or in person, and plenty of different dates and times are available.

Members of ETH Zurich can now find out everything about the plant Arabidopsis thaliana on The Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR) database.

The technology in ETH Zurich¡¯s laboratories and buildings is becoming increasingly sophisticated and complex. Moreover, ETH wants to make further strides in sustainability on campus, which is not possible without the latest technology. So that technical systems can be developed and maintained by a single entity, the Engineering and Systems department will assume overall responsibility for them as of 2022. The department will be headed up by Dominik Brem.

As part of the Open House tours, ETH Zurich provides insights into its historical and modern buildings and guides visitors around its two campuses.?

Start your research via ETH Zurich¡¯s swisscovery interface.

The ETH Executive Board has provided more details about the requirement for all those attending in-person teaching events to have a valid COVID certificate.