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The ETH task force headed by the Vice President for Infrastructure is monitoring developments in the coronavirus pandemic and will continue to draw up suitable measures as necessary. You can find constantly updated information on the coronavirus web page.

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Jan Freihardt

"What role does science have to play in managing the tasks of the future?"

Jan Freihardt has two master's degrees from ETH; one in Environmental Engineering and one in Science, Technology and Policy. At the moment, he is working in Bangladesh on a field study researching answers to questions of migration and coping strategies within the context of climate change.

Jan Freihardt

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News from the ETH

Have a heart for vaccination

28.06.2021
BAG vaccination campaign

A small jab with a big effect: the new vaccination campaign of the Federal Office of Public Health has been running for a few weeks now. In its support, ETH Zurich is launching its own campaign today, which will run primarily on social media.

Partial lifting of general face mask requirement

25.06.2021
Mask wearing requirements eased

The coronavirus situation continues to improve. The Executive Board has eased more restrictions in response to the Federal Council’s latest measures. The main change: wearing a face mask is no longer compulsory outdoors and only necessary indoors in certain circumstances. Events and sports activities are also possible again on a larger scale.

Daily research between crisis management and cultural change

10.06.2021
Members AVETH

The pandemic has changed many things - including the ways scientific staff communicate with each other. The "zoom-isation" of exchange opportunities has expanded networking and integration possibilities and supported a cultural change, say Rosa Visscher, Linda Wehner, Florentine Veenstra and Konstantinos Voulpiotis of the Scientific Staff Association AVETH.

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