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| Healthy newborns thanks to artifical intelligence |
The ETH AI Center is becoming an interdisciplinary hotspot for artificial intelligence. A new generation of AI researchers will be trained there, says Professor Andreas Krause, but also AI entrepreneurs who bring research to the economy. Examples of such application-oriented research already exist today. Professor Julia Vogt, for example, bridges the gap between data-driven computer science and applied medicine.
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At the Dubochet Center for imaging, atoms are made visible
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Fully operational for two weeks, the Dubochet Center for Imaging was presented to the press on November 22. The DCI houses the world’s most advanced cryo-electron microscopes, which promises considerable advances in biomedical research thanks to the precision of the images that these microscopes can obtain.
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Teaching fungi how to write some words
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Spalted wood is a highly sought-after material in the high-end furniture industry. In a newly developed process, Empa scientists have succeeded at controlling the spread of fungi in native wood types to create elaborate marblewood pictures – and even taught the fungi to write some words.
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“We need a smart innovation policy”
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How can we decarbonise our economy by 2050? ETH Zurich Professor Tobias Schmidt argues that the answer lies in a radical technological transformation. He describes his journey from engineer to policy researcher – and his determination to build bridges between science and policy.
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| The Galactic Chloé Show: The future of robotics by Jamie Paik |
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