ETH Zurich
Combatting infant malnutrition
Research
ETH Zurich
Bioengineer Randall Platt engineers bacteria that can assess the state of our guts. It is hoped this non-invasive technique could eventually be used to develop more effective interventions against malnutrition among children in the Global South.
“My aim is to give students a sense of how multifaceted the world is”
Teaching
ETH Zurich
Artist Rosa Barba is constantly seeking new perspectives. At ETH, she works to bring art together with architecture, science and engineering.
Cutting-edge research from Basel
Research
ETH Zurich
From new tests and therapies to the fundamental principles of biology: five compelling examples of the benefits of new bioengineering technologies.
ETH students accelerate private sector innovation
TechTransfer
ETH Zurich
Students at ETH Zurich are working together with engineers from the technology firm Bühler to accelerate innovation and minimise the attendant risks. It's a fruitful collaboration that other companies are also poised to benefit from.
ETH Zurich logistics tool saves ICRC millions
Research
ETH Zurich
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) provides medical supplies to people in need. A planning tool developed by researchers at ETH Zurich will make this complex task more efficient in future and save the ICRC millions.
A new solution for energy transfer to heart pumps
Research
ETH Zurich
Roughly one in two wearers of ventricular assist devices are diagnosed with an infection. The reason for this is the thick cable for the power supply. ETH Zurich researchers have now developed a solution to mitigate this problem.
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