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“Twilight”: Farewell lecture by Frank Schweitzer

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Tonight Frank Schweitzer, Professor of Systems Design in the D-MTEC, will give his farewell lecture entitled "Twilight".

Frank Schweitzer joined ETH Zurich as a full professor in 2004. One focus of his research is on systemic risks. His data-?driven agent-?based and network models have attracted global attention. He concentrates on the application of complex systems theory in social and economic systems.

Follow the farewell lecture today from 5.15 to 6.30 pm either on site in the AudiMax (HG F30) or via external pagelivestream. The lecture will be held in German.

‘KEEP IT CO?OL’ photo competition

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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!

Support for additional childcare costs

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You are an ETH member, attending a conference, are on a short research stay, have to go on a business trip or are taking part in further training and additional expenses are incurred for the care of your child/children? Then you can apply for the Robert Gnehm Grant.

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Industrial charm meets a riot of color: Maya Rochat's ‘Language of Color’ in the ML/FHK building

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In the presence of the artist Maya Rochat, her multi-part series ‘Language of Color’ was inaugurated as art in architecture in the machine laboratory and district heating power plant (ML/FHK) of ETH Zurich. The installation was created by the artist especially for ETH Zurich.

by Graphische Sammlung / Real Estate Management department

Into the summer with knowledge and caffeine – the Coffee Lectures in June

Can't see your way through the open access jungle? Tangled up in literature management? Lacking inspiration for your holiday reading? Then come to one of our Coffee Lectures. All you need is 15 minutes.

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When stones start rolling

The landslide in Brienz (GR) in 2023 kept Switzerland on tenterhooks for weeks. Researchers from ETH Zurich, WSL and SLF used a model to provide a highly accurate blind prediction of where the sliding mass would come to rest. ETH Professor Johan Gaume explains how the model works and where its limitations lie.

"AI helps us to grasp more and more complex facts"

Since 2003, when Joachim Buhmann became an ETH professor, he has helped shape the explosive development of machine learning. It is not technical progress that worries him, but how society deals with it. Shortly before his retirement, he looks back on his academic career.

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