What does the future of road construction look like? The ETH Excellence Scholars got a glimpse last Friday at bauma 2025 in Munich, the world’s largest construction trade fair. Thanks to an invitation from the Ammann Group – a global leader in construction technology and long-time supporter of the Excellence Scholarship programme at ETH Zürich – the young talents had the chance to explore cutting-edge innovations and exchange with industry professionals. 👉 Big thanks to the Ammann Group for opening this door between #academia and #industry, and to all the Excellence Scholars who brought their curiosity and questions to the table! Excellence Scholars: Lionel Gilliar-Schönenberger, Samuel Renggli, Samuel Meury, Natalie Wende, Panagiotis Karapiperis, Ema Borevkovic, Wang Hin Duncan Chan, Sree Chandana Madabhushi, Otto Grøn R., Kiril Vasilev, Kristóf Floch, Maxwell Nsoh, Dingxi Zhang, Harish Karthick Vijay, Yixiao Li 📸 by Lionel Gilliar-Schönenberger Lina Dockter, Nico Jurubescu, Q Point Dr. Olaf Kaltenborn #futureofconstruction #partnerships #philanthropy #Bauma2025
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«Je mehr der Kreis der Gönnerinnen und Gönner wächst, desto mehr Positives können wir gemeinsam bewirken.» Am «Meet the Talent» an der ETH Zürich begrüsste Rektor Günther Dissertori rund 400 Gäste, die sich mit 26 Talenten aus dem Exzellenz-Stipendienprogramm, dem Pioneer-Fellowship-Programm und dem Student Project House austauschten: https://lnkd.in/euqKCQYn Unterstützen auch Sie herausragende Talente an der ETH Zürich! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eRYNPD_R Vielen Dank an Clara Norenberg, Klemens Iten, Janna Pintó Mercadal, Gregor Perich, Anik Thaler, Lukas Valentin Graf, Giorgia Greter, Aurel Berger, Charlotte Arn, Mio Itschner, Panagiotis Karapiperis, Benedikt Wahl, Andor Vári-Kakas, Samuel Renggli, Valentina Espitia Mendoza, Olivier Fischer, Angela Spadea, Lea Holter, Max Wipfli, Daniel Isler, Alejandro Escalera Ledermann, Francisco Moreira Machado, Hannah Livingston, Valerie Pascetta, Filippo Beretta, Maxwell Nsoh...und allen anderen, die hinter den Kulissen mitgewirkt haben! #Philanthropie #Talentförderung
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What an exceptional Working Group meeting! 💡🔬 Last week, SwissFoundations members had the unique opportunity to gain direct insights into several ETH Zürich labs and experience some of the most innovative research projects up close. 🚀🧪 A huge thank you to Marion Bétizeau and Kay Horsch, co-leaders of the #Research Working Group, for their great work 🙌 – and to Mathias Terheggen and the team at the ETH Foundation for making it all happen! Special thanks also to all the speakers and participants who made the day so inspiring. 👏 📅 You can find the dates of the upcoming Working Group meetings on our website – register now and be part of it! https://lnkd.in/dkBtWyb
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An afternoon full of insight, inspiration, and impact! Together with SwissFoundations and the ETH Foundation, we had the privilege of visiting some of the most innovative and application-driven research environments at ETH Zürich. From biomechanics and human movement to medical nanorobotics and computational neuroscience, we experienced how ETH researchers and spin-offs are tackling some of the most pressing societal and health challenges of our time – including cancer, osteoarthritis, and mental health. Equally impressive was the visit to the Student Project House – a space where students are empowered to develop and implement their own ideas, surrounded by a culture of creativity, curiosity, and entrepreneurial support. This event reminded us how transformational science becomes when it’s paired with purpose – and with partners. Philanthropic engagement plays a crucial role in translating knowledge into therapies and solutions, and I believe there’s tremendous potential here for foundations to support and shape impact. A heartfelt thank you to: Mathias Terheggen (ETH Foundation) for curating the program, Rahel S. (SwissFoundations) and Nesma El Khayat (ETH Foundation) for their wonderful organization, Bill Taylor (Head, Department of Health Sciences and Technology) and his teams for opening their world-class labs and sharing their passion for research, Lucie Rejman (Head of SPH) for welcoming us to the Student Project House, Sonja Negovetic (ETH Zurich) for sharing her experience on assessing the impact of research, and to my fantastic co-lead Marion Bétizeau for the collaboration in the Research Working Group. And of course: Thank you to all the participants – I hope you left as inspired as I did. 📸 Some impressions of this unforgettable day are shared below. Let’s keep the conversation going! #ETHZurich #SwissFoundations #Research #Innovation #Impact #Philanthropy #ScienceForSociety #StudentProjectHouse #HealthScience #KnowledgeTranslation #Arthritis #Cancer #nanorobotics
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Der Jahresbericht 2024 der ETH Foundation ist da! 👉 https://lnkd.in/endQnrQJ Vielen Dank an die über 2700 Donatorinnen, Donatoren und Partner, die sich im vergangenen Jahr für die ETH Zürich engagiert haben – für Talentförderung, Robotik, Ernährung, Medizin und darüber hinaus. #Jahresbericht2024 #Wissenschaft #Forschung #Impact #Philanthropie #Innovation ✒️: Andrea Zeller, Isabelle Vloemans 📷: Daniel Winkler, Valeriano Di Domenico und weitere Umsetzung digital: OHO Design GmbH Umsetzung print: Joel Tornare, Mattenbach AG, print und digital Swissfundraising StiftungSchweiz
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Die ETH Foundation stellt ein: 👉 Gift Processing Officer / Vertragsmanagement 80–100 % 👉 https://lnkd.in/eFxPPXhb Stellen Sie die effiziente und rechtssichere Abwicklung von Donationen an die ETH Zürich sicher; und ebnen den Weg für wirkungsvolle Förderung von Forschung und Lehre! Jetzt bewerben über Jörg Lienert AG, Nathalie Ramel. #fundraising #philanthropie #wissenschaft Swissfundraising The Philanthropist fundraiso StiftungSchweiz
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Die ETH Foundation stellt ein: 👉 Bildung und Forschung: Partnerschaften und Philanthropie 80–100 % 👉 https://lnkd.in/eEsZrxVP Sie möchten unsere Fundraisingaktivitäten in der Schweiz vorantreiben und Spitzenforschung und -bildung an der ETH Zürich ermöglichen? Jetzt bewerben über Jörg Lienert AG, Nathalie Ramel. #fundraising #philanthropie #wissenschaft Swissfundraising The Philanthropist fundraiso StiftungSchweiz
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Martin Schlegel und Eduard R. Doerrenberg verstärken den Stiftungsrat der ETH Foundation: https://lnkd.in/eyEqFN_B Martin Schlegel, Präsident des Direktoriums Schweizerische Nationalbank, ist neu im Stiftungsrat der ETH Foundation. Eduard R. Doerrenberg, CEO der Dr. Wolff-Gruppe GmbH, bereichert den Stiftungsrat der ETH Foundation Deutschland. Herzlich willkommen! #bildung #forschung #philanthropie #stiftungsrat
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NOMIS-ETH Fellow Craig Walton and his fellow researchers found new possible answers to where adequate phosphorus existed four billion years ago for life to emerge. The NOMIS-ETH Fellowship programme at the Centre for Origin and Prevalence of Life (COPL) at ETH Zurich is made possible by the generous support from the NOMIS Foundation: https://lnkd.in/eVG9GVvs More about Craig Walton's journey: https://lnkd.in/etKY-M6s
Life requires sufficient #Phosphorus, which is scarce. Researchers in the #OriginOfLife field have found #Answers about where adequate phosphorus existed four billion years ago for life to emerge. In brief — Phosphorus is a key molecule for life, but the element is relatively rare on Earth. — However, a very high concentration of phosphorus was necessary to set the first chemical reactions in motion that preceded life and led to the formation of important molecules such as RNA. — Large, phosphorus-rich soda lakes are the most likely places to have met this requirement. Researchers believe that it was in such lakes that prebiotic chemistry began and life emerged. Author: Peter Rüegg / ETH Zürich Image: Rikk Flohr / AdobeStock Related: Centre for Origin and Prevalence of Life (COPL) at ETH Zurich, University of Washington
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“Sometimes, it's easy to misjudge people. You think they have it all together, but in reality, we're all experiencing the same thing. I really think talking about this can make you feel less alone." Former Excellence Scholar Sally Liu talks about her journey at ETH Zürich and shares some of her most important learnings. #ESOP #ExcellenceScholars
Finding the fine line between being ambitious and overly ambitious. In this video, ETH Zurich doctoral student Sally Liu talks about the need to address students' challenges openly. https://lnkd.in/gGb_QD4A
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This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the game-changers at ETH Zürich! In the lecture halls, the labs, the spin-offs and beyond: brilliant women are shaping the future every day. Today, three incredible women share who inspires them at ETH! Tina Wüstemann, Julia Dannath, Nicole Kleger, Vanessa Wood Who at ETH inspires you the most? Tag them in the comments and let’s celebrate their impact! #womeninstem #womeninscience #IWD #NadinaSmetzky