More about Kyiv, Uppsala, Zurich 7 Sep 2026 Kyiv, Uppsala, Zurich Roman Horbyk researches the impact of mobile phones and digital propaganda on modern warfare – a topic that blends the media specialist’s academic … More about Kyiv, Uppsala, Zurich
More about Award-Winning Underpants 4 Sep 2026 Award-Winning Underpants Ig Nobel Prizes honor research that first makes you laugh and then makes you think. Yesterday, the UZH study Proof by Underpants was among the lucky … More about Award-Winning Underpants
More about UZH Secures Ten ERC Starting Grants 3 Sep 2026 UZH Secures Ten ERC Starting Grants UZH researchers have been awarded European Research Council funding for projects ranging from climate change and black holes to bullying prevention. More about UZH Secures Ten ERC Starting Grants
More about Negotiating When the Stakes Feel Real 3 Sep 2026 Negotiating When the Stakes Feel Real At UZH’s Global Negotiation Academy, students from more than a dozen countries learn how to conduct successful intercultural negotiations. More about Negotiating When the Stakes Feel Real
More about Keeping Your Cool 17 Jul 2026 Keeping Your Cool Take a break from the heat with this quiz and see how well you know the news from the past few months. Have a relaxing summer! More about Keeping Your Cool
More about Ready for the Museums of the Future 11 Jun 2026 Ready for the Museums of the Future Art history students created a virtual exhibition featuring works from the Sigg Collection of Chinese art, gaining hands-on experience in curating. More about Ready for the Museums of the Future
More about Award-Winning Underpants 4 Sep 2026 Award-Winning Underpants Ig Nobel Prizes honor research that first makes you laugh and then makes you think. Yesterday, the UZH study Proof by Underpants was among the lucky … More about Award-Winning Underpants
More about “I followed my interests, not a career plan” 25 Aug 2026 “I followed my interests, not a career plan” When choosing her degree program, UZH alumna Monika Rühl followed her passion for language and literature. Today, she heads economiesuisse. More about “I followed my interests, not a career plan”
More about “The obvious first response would be to expand public transport” 18 Aug 2026 “The obvious first response would be to expand public transport” Thousands of students and staff travel to UZH and between its campuses every day. A new strategy aims to shape this mobility across all UZH campuses. More about “The obvious first response would be to expand public transport”
More about “The obvious first response would be to expand public transport” 18 Aug 2026 “The obvious first response would be to expand public transport” Thousands of students and staff travel to UZH and between its campuses every day. A new strategy aims to shape this mobility across all UZH campuses. More about “The obvious first response would be to expand public transport”
More about Sunflowers Make Invisible Disabilities Visible 29 Jun 2026 Sunflowers Make Invisible Disabilities Visible Lanyards or wristbands decorated with sunflowers help people with invisible disabilities and chronic illnesses to signal that they may need support. More about Sunflowers Make Invisible Disabilities Visible
More about “Trust comes first” 20 May 2026 “Trust comes first” UZH is tightening up its rules and guidelines around expense reporting, gifts and conflicts of interest. Interview with Daniel Hug, UZH’s Vice … More about “Trust comes first”
More about Kyiv, Uppsala, Zurich 7 Sep 2026 Kyiv, Uppsala, Zurich Roman Horbyk researches the impact of mobile phones and digital propaganda on modern warfare – a topic that blends the media specialist’s academic … More about Kyiv, Uppsala, Zurich
More about “I followed my interests, not a career plan” 25 Aug 2026 “I followed my interests, not a career plan” When choosing her degree program, UZH alumna Monika Rühl followed her passion for language and literature. Today, she heads economiesuisse. More about “I followed my interests, not a career plan”
More about Back in Nigerian Hands 14 Jul 2026 Back in Nigerian Hands Objects long kept in European museums have become accessible again to the communities to which they are connected. Alice Hertzog discusses the … More about Back in Nigerian Hands
More about Award-Winning Underpants 4 Sep 2026 Award-Winning Underpants Ig Nobel Prizes honor research that first makes you laugh and then makes you think. Yesterday, the UZH study Proof by Underpants was among the lucky … More about Award-Winning Underpants
More about Revolutionary DNA Sequencing 27 Aug 2026 Revolutionary DNA Sequencing Shankar Balasubramanian, David Klenerman, and Pascal Mayer are receiving the Gretener-Thürlemann Prize for their development of next-generation … More about Revolutionary DNA Sequencing
More about CHF 4 Million for Brain Health Research 16 Jul 2026 CHF 4 Million for Brain Health Research Can the brain’s aging process be slowed? An interdisciplinary team led by UZH psychiatry professor Philipp Homan is investigating this question. More about CHF 4 Million for Brain Health Research
More about Award-Winning Underpants 4 Sep 2026 Award-Winning Underpants Ig Nobel Prizes honor research that first makes you laugh and then makes you think. Yesterday, the UZH study Proof by Underpants was among the lucky … More about Award-Winning Underpants
More about “Democracy Relies on People Speaking Out” 13 Aug 2026 “Democracy Relies on People Speaking Out” Law professor Helen Keller specializes in human rights and the separation of powers. She’s also taking part in Allianz der letzten Demokratien at … More about “Democracy Relies on People Speaking Out”
More about Spirituality and Pain 14 Jul 2026 Spirituality and Pain A new coordination office at UZH aims to help step up research in this area and apply it in clinical practice. More about Spirituality and Pain
