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A great honour for Nora L¨¹then, a?postdoctoral researcher?in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering at ETH Zurich: She has received an Early Career Prize from the US Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics for her mathematical research on the acceleration of computer simulations.

More than six million school pupils worldwide take part in the Kangaroo Mathematics Competition every year. The competition is now also available for adults: under the name ¡®International Kangaroo Open¡¯, it is now open to all age groups.

The 2025 guest survey reveals that almost three-quarters of respondents visit ETH Zurich¡¯s catering outlets at least once a week. The food and sustainability initiatives are well received, but there is still untapped potential. The feedback is being directly incorporated into specific improvements, which will be evident in all outlets from April onwards.

For the June issue of the staff magazine life, we are looking for contributions for the ¡°Pros and Cons¡± section. Would you like to write an article explaining why there needs to be more appreciation in everyday working life? Or perhaps not? Then get in touch!

This year's award from the Division of Quantum Information of the American Physical Society recognised the quality and significance of the doctoral research carried out by ETH Zurich alumnus Dr Nathan Lacroix, who completed his PhD in the group of Professor Andreas Wallraff.

Booster workshops, verified AI tools and funding programmes: ETH offers lecturers a range of resources to successfully integrate generative AI into their teaching and adapt performance assessments to the new circumstances.?

Prof. Onur Mutlu, Head of the SAFARI Research Group, has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

In?2025, systematic periodic equipment inspections (GeP) were carried out at ETH?Zurich. Over 96 percent of electrical equipment met all test criteria. Both GeP implementation models have proven their worth.

Knowledge is safety: In the course calendar of the Safety, Security, Health, and Environment (SSHE) department, you will find the safety training courses relevant to your work at ETH Zurich. Do your part to ensure a safe working and learning environment in laboratories, workshops, and?offices.

No plans for Saturday yet? Take the chance to come to the open day at the HPQ?construction site and enjoy an exclusive guided tour of the site.