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When mountains start to move

The Blatten landslide in May 2025 shocked Switzerland. Millions of cubic metres of rock, ice and debris thundered into the valley, burying large parts of the village. But how can we predict how far these masses will flow, and why? In this workshop, you will discover how researchers at ETH Zurich, WSL and other institutions […]

Science Slam – ihr bestimmt, wer gewinnt

Who will present their research topic in the most surprising, funniest or most understandable way? Participants in the Science Slam have 10 minutes to convince the audience of their research work. Any aids are permitted. Jasmin Barman, Mehmet Aksözen, Simon Hauser and others are vying for your favour. You decide who leaves the stage as […]

Autismus besser verstehen

How do people with autism perceive the world? People with autism often experience the world differently and show differences for example in perception, communication, and social interaction. Researchers are investigating the biological mechanisms underlying these differences and suppose that sensory input is filtered to a lesser extent, causing some information to be perceived as more […]