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| Apprenticeship – the hidden face of Swiss research |
Apprentices play a little-known but essential role in science "made in Switzerland". Here, we take a look at young people who are being trained in the institutions in the ETH Domain.
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| Who are the apprentices of the ETH Domain? |
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| "Communicating with a wider audience has taken me out of my bubble" |
Portrait of Trisha Stewart, 17 years old. She is completing an apprenticeship as a biology lab technician at ETH Zurich.
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| "It's doing research that I particularly like" |
Portrait of Marion Höhener, 19 years old. She completed an apprenticeship as a physics lab technician at Empa.
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| "I wanted to do something concrete that I could be proud of" |
Portrait of Rohat Sihyürek, 20 years old. He completed an apprenticeship of polymechanic at PSI.
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| ETH Zurich is the most sustainable Swiss university |
ETH Zurich ranked first place in the latest comparative study by WWF Switzerland on sustainability in Swiss higher education.
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Uncertainty spurs scientific progress
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Citizens and scientists have two very different ways of reasoning. While citizens find comfort in certainty, scientists need to continually challenge the facts. Is it possible for these two groups to find common ground?
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