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 ...

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a climate-friendly covering for walls and ceilings that stores moisture ...

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a climate-friendly covering for walls and ceilings that temporarily stores moisture, ...

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a climate-friendly covering for walls and ceilings that temporarily stores moisture, ...

These fragments of our surface do have a tendency to sink into Earth's mantle when they lose out in the plate-on-plate ...

Researchers in Zurich have developed an electricity-free dehumidifier. It is a building element that allows walls and ...

Whether it's the meeting room of an office building, the exhibition room of a museum or the waiting area of a government ...

ETH Zurich researchers have pioneered 3D-printed walls and ceilings made from marble quarry waste bound with a geopolymer ...

According to scientists from the California Institute of Technology and Swiss research university ETH Zurich, a new method ...

Planning and building Europe's largest capacity geotechnical centrifuge took seven years. Now, after one and a half years of ...

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