Research and development in robotics, systems science and control are inherently interdisciplinary. They combine methods and tools from engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics, and also ...
Ethel is an R&D ecosystem for AI-supported tools in education, not a single application. Its goal is to make research-based teaching and assessment practices scalable while keeping instructors and ...
ETH Zurich currently offers several related but distinct options for AI-supported teaching and learning: Instructors interested in an Ethel pilot project or in examination-grading assistance can ...
When you are employed by ETH Zurich, an individual employment contract is drawn up and signed by you (the employee) and ETH Zurich. This employment contract sets out the details of your employment, ...
Maschineningenieur entwickeln technische Lösungen in unterschiedlichsten Bereichen: von nachhaltiger Energie und Produktion über neue Materialien und Medizintechnik ...
ETH Zurich researchers are combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles to create controllable microrobots. These microrobots can be precisely guided to the site of a spinal cord injury, ...
The ETH and Empa spin-off BTRY develops fast-charging batteries that are resistant to temperature fluctuations and suitable for a wide range of applications. 8inks, also an ETH spin-off, wishes to ...
In spring 2024 the new Alps supercomputer goes live at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) of ETH Zurich in Lugano. Boasting the next generation of more than 10,000 graphics processing ...
ETH Zurich researchers analysed nearly 1,800 songs from around 70 years of Eurovision. The study combined decades’ worth of song data, lyrics, AI models and voting results. Pop, English and ...
Geophysicists from ETH Zurich and SUSTech, China, have demonstrated the dynamo effect of the Earth’s core in a model in which viscosity has no influence, as is the correct physical regime for the ...
Glaciers are melting rapidly – and since the 2000s, scientists have been recording and researching changes in their volume more and more precisely. In contrast, hardly anything is known about how ...
How do you get a robot to move, see and hit a shuttlecock back at the same time? A team of researchers at ETH Zurich led by Marco Hutter, Professor of Robotic Systems, have been studying this question ...
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