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Probably the most representative room at ETH Zurich, the Semper Aula, was restored and renovated over a period of three years. Various internal and external experts were involved in the conservation work. The auditorium can be used again with certain restrictions.

The ETH Board announced today that Jo?l Mesot will step down as ETH President at the end of 2026, following the completion of his second term. In this interview, Mesot explains his decision and outlines what he has planned for his final two years.

George Haller, Professor of Nonlinear Dynamics at the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering at ETH Zurich, has been honoured with the 2025 Lyapunov Award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).

In March, you can expand your knowledge on a topic in the field of AI or research in just 15 minutes with the ETH Library's Coffee Lectures ¨C no registration required and via Zoom.

This year's Energy Summer School provides an opportunity to explore the energy transition and its technical, societal and (geo)political dimensions in an increasingly complex and uncertain global context.

This spring semester, the ETH Library is offering a new programme of free courses on topics that are important for studying and research.

At its recent meetings, the ETH Zurich Executive Board discussed the results of the 2024 scientific staff survey and acknowledged the appointment of two leadership positions.

The incorporation of a non-profit organization is official, the managing director Michele de Lorenzi has started work in Heilbronn, and the Associate Vice President for The ETH Z¨¹rich 365ÌåÓýÖ±²¥_365ÌåÓýͶע-¾º²ÂÍøͶ Heilbronn Boris Z¨¹rcher has been driving the project forward in Zurich since the beginning of the year.

With the new semester, the ETH Shuttle eLink will have an additional timetable. During the first few weeks of the lecture times, additional buses will run at lunchtime and in the evening.?

The world¡¯s most pressing challenges disproportionately affect those living in low-income countries. ETH4D¡¯s Research Challenges and Pilot Grants fund the development of solutions for these challenges and improve the lives of people who experience them. Apply by 21 April.