One Planet, Interconnected Health
A multilateral workshop format explored how climate change affects human, animal and environmental health – across disciplinary and geographic boundaries.
Archive Events 2026
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From Dübendorf to Outer Space
At Innovation Park Zurich, researchers, companies and investors recently linked up to explore new business opportunities in outer space and what role Zurich could play in this emerging field. -
5 Tips from Nature’s Editor-in-Chief
Magdalena Skipper used her visit to the University of Zurich to meet with early-career researchers and answer their questions about publishing. -
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 winners. -
“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 the Zürcher Theater Spektakel. -
Spirituality and Pain
A new coordination office at UZH aims to help step up research in this area and apply it in clinical practice. -
A Global Spotlight on LGBTIQ+ Health
This week, experts from academia, LGBTIQ+ organizations and healthcare are coming together at the University of Zurich for a global research project. -
Working With Asia-Pacific, Not Just Studying It
Sau Kim Lum, Associate VP for Global Relations at NUS, and UZH historian Martin Dusinberre explain why meaningful cooperation requires more than observing the region from afar. -
Universities as Democratic Anchors
At this year’s Dies academicus, UZH celebrated its 193rd birthday. In her keynote address, Zurich Government Councilor Silvia Steiner emphasized the vital role UZH plays in society. -
AI as a Resource and Challenge
How can we maintain mental health in our AI-driven world of work? Interview with UZH professor of psychology Laurenz L. Meier. -
How AI Can Learn Better
Today’s artificial intelligence (AI) systems have difficulty understanding complex relationships. Benjamin Grewe wants to change this and draws his inspiration from biology. -
Imagine Lake Zurich Filled With Diamonds
Sustainability is no longer just nice-to-have, it’s a concrete call to action. The UZH Sustainable event showcased how the University of Zurich is answering this call. -
Innovative Researchers in the Spotlight
At the research gala Sparkling Research, Vice President Research Elisabeth Stark presented seven awards for outstanding achievements in the fields of research and innovation.