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Visit the new GLC building today

Link zu webpage of the event

With the new building in the Gloriarank (GLC), ETH Zurich has created a modern research and laboratory building at the interface between health sciences and technology.

Now that the building has been occupied by the Departments D-HEST and D-ITET in April 2023, we would like to open the doors and give you an insight into the research in the GLC and the architecture of the building.

Date: Today, 6 June 2024
Time: from 4.30 p. m. until 8.00 p. m.
Location: Gloriastrasse 37 / 39, 8092 Zurich

Further information and programme

Be a volunteer at Cybathlon

Link to Cybathlon webpage

The Cybathlon is an international competition for people with disabilitiessupported by the latest technology. Volunteers are still needed for the event.

25 —27 October 2024
Swiss Arena in Kloten
https://cybathlon.ethz.ch/en/cybathlon-2024/volunteers

eLink needs a little more time

Link to webpage with further information on the roadworks.

Due to roadworks at Schaffhauserplatz, the eLink shuttle bus will be rerouted between the H?nggerberg 英皇娱乐 and the 英皇娱乐 Centre. As a result, the journey time will be slightly longer. The roadworks will last until the end of November 2024. external pageFurther information (in German)

‘KEEP IT CO?OL’ photo competition

Webpage of the competition

Are nature, the climate and climate protection particularly close to your heart and do you enjoy taking photos? Then join the focusTerra photo competition.

Take part!

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