Sushi and Ultra-high Precision Manufacturing

Fushiri Inari Shryne, Kyoto (photo credit: Philipp Mayer)

Asia-Pacific, Machine Learning

Sushi and Ultra-high Precision Manufacturing

Achieving ultra-high precision and quality in machine manufacturing processes some-times depends on small but important details. As any sushi eater knows, you only need a...

3 years ago

Geography, North America

A Rocky Excursion to Canada

During a two-week field excursion to Canada, a team of students gained a deeper understanding of the surrounding industry and related research. ...

4 years ago

Europe, Events, Uncategorized

Greetings from Davos

ETH Global has orchestrated a pavilion in Davos to highlight ETH Zurich’s research, technology, and innovative prowess during the WEF 2019....

4 years ago

Future of Work, North America

Apprenticeships as a Swiss Education Export to the US

On the surface, ETH Zurich is all about academics. We’re a top university and we’re full of things like astrophysics laboratories, robots, and mathematicians. Below t...

5 years ago

Sports, Uncategorized

Rowing the Atlantic

This is it! The Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge 2017 is about to get started. These words were the culmination of a three-and-a-half year long period of juggling my st...

5 years ago

Asia-Pacific, ETH4Development, Sustainable Development Goals

What a “shitty” story: Three facts about urban sanitation you should know!

“Have you ever asked yourself, what happens when you flush the toilet? Where exactly does your wastewater go?” I have, because I am an environmental engineer ...

5 years ago

Events, Future of Work, North America, Sustainable Development Goals

Team Minerva won the Global Case Competition in New York

It all started in April 2017, when four students from ETH Zurich and the University of Basel signed up for a Local Case Competition hosted by the Graduate Consulting Club...

5 years ago

Robotics, Uncategorized

What to Expect from Robot Intelligence?

Every day news and social media fascinates us with the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and frightens us with the potential dark side of Deep Learning. Even E...

5 years ago

Future of Work, North America

“Everyone loves his own school, but ETH is REALLY, REALLY cool”

Philip Reichen and Canay Deniz are both successful ETH Zurich Alumni, living and working in New York City. They obviously enjoyed connecting with the old alma mater, whil...

5 years ago

Asia-Pacific, Uncategorized

How Professor Emeritus Walter Gander stayed in Hong Kong for 8 semesters instead of one

When I retired from ETH Zurich, a friend wrote to me, “Now that you are free – come to Hong Kong!”. He wanted to hire me for a five-year guest professorship at Hong...

5 years ago

Events, North America, Sustainable Development Goals, Uncategorized

ETH Zurich Undergrad Students meet former US President Bill Clinton

ETH delegation at CGI U 2017 Back row, from left to right: Marie-Claire Graf, Michael Yared, Romana Mayer, Yassine Harzallah Front row, from left to right: David Yeniceli...

5 years ago

Climate Change, Innovation in Architecture, North America

Climate Garden @ swissnex San Francisco

It was my great pleasure to be an ambassador for Swiss Innovation in Science Communication over the past few months. In my role as an artist and science communicator at t...

5 years ago

All posts of Patricia Heuberger-Meyer

Sushi and Ultra-high Precision Manufacturing

A Rocky Excursion to Canada

Greetings from Davos

Apprenticeships as a Swiss Education Export to the US

Rowing the Atlantic

What a “shitty” story: Three facts about urban sanitation you should know!

Team Minerva won the Global Case Competition in New York

What to Expect from Robot Intelligence?

“Everyone loves his own school, but ETH is REALLY, REALLY cool”

How Professor Emeritus Walter Gander stayed in Hong Kong for 8 semesters instead of one

ETH Zurich Undergrad Students meet former US President Bill Clinton

Climate Garden @ swissnex San Francisco

Office of the President

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