The federal technology institute ETH Zurich has inaugurated Europe's most powerful geotechnical centrifuge. Researchers use the instrument to simulate the effects of natural hazards.
ETH Zurich scientists created eco-friendly, 3D-printed wall panels from marble waste that passively control humidity, cutting ...
According to scientists from the California Institute of Technology and Swiss research university ETH Zurich, a new method ...
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Swiss University Applies Stricter Measures to Chinese Students(Bloomberg) -- In October, ETH Zurich, Switzerland’s top technical university, tightened its admissions criteria for masters and PhD programs in certain science and technology fields. It ...
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Strange Blobs Found Deep Inside Earth Where No Such Blobs Should ExistThese fragments of our surface do have a tendency to sink into Earth's mantle when they lose out in the plate-on-plate ...
Scientists using a high-resolution model to study the Earth's mantle discovered unexplained structures underneath the Pacific ...
Building physicist Magda Posani led the study of the material’s hygroscopic properties at ETH Zurich before recently taking ...
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Stress tests for the Swiss power systemResearchers from ETH Zurich and ZHAW Winterthur are simulating in a new study how the future Swiss power system could be ...
ETH Zurich team is developing a sustainable dehumidification solution for buildings that is based on a 3D printed ...
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3D-Printed Wall Covering for Indoor HumidityETH Zurich's moisture-retaining wall and ceiling components improve indoor comfort while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions ...
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Sustainable building components use passive dehumidification to create a good indoor climateWhether it's the meeting room of an office building, the exhibition room of a museum or the waiting area of a government ...
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