We bring people together by regularly organizing events. Social events such as our ski weekend or our pub-crawl bring people of different departments and backgrounds together.
Excursions help to broaden the horizon and deepen the identification of our international community with Switzerland and thus foster the academic community at ETH. Moreover we regularly organize career-related events that aim to provide insights and advice for how to pursue academic and industrial careers for doctoral students and post-doctorates.
For more information about upcoming events, see calendar below, register for our newsletter or contact us at events@aveth.ethz.ch
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Tomorrow: Panel Discussion – “How can finance lead the energy transition?”
Student Sustainability Committee (SSC) and Swiss Youth For Climate (SYFC) invite experts from industry and research to a panel discussion on the role of finance in sustainability. Join the exciting[…]
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Join us for a colourful painting event!
To celebrate the beginning of summer, let’s get creative in a vibrant guided painting session, where we’ll be creating our own graceful koi swimming through still waters, with flowing lines,[…]
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Join the AVETH Book Club this May!
This month, we’re diving into Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business by Neil Postman. This book explores how television and entertainment-driven media have transformed[…]
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PolyPITCH is coming again!
Got an early-stage startup idea and ready to compete for a share of our CHF 8,000 prize pool? Want to showcase your innovation to ETH’s expert jury and community? Join[…]
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Participants for Study
Study title: The effect of chitin and ascorbic acid on dietary iron absorption from Tenebrio molitor larvae in young women. Dear ETH staff member We are currently recruiting healthy non-pregnant, non-lactating female participants, who are[…]
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Survey on perception of alarms at ETH Zurich
Dear AVETH members, ETH Zurich’s Safety, Security, Health and Environment (SSHE) unit is currently reassessing the university’s alarm systems. As part of this process, they are interested in identifying potential[…]
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