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• 21.11.2023 Exhibition

  Cross-Stitch Technique or Childhood Memory?

  Elaborately embroidered textiles from the Negev desert are on display at the Ethnographic Museum of the University of Zurich from the end of November.

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• 14.09.2023 Inaugural symposium

  Focus on One Health

  The establishment of the One Health Institute at UZH is well under way. An inaugural symposium will be held on 21 September, focusing on the two key research areas, epidemiology and evolution.

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• 07.09.2023 Symposium in Honor of K. Alex Müller

  “We unleashed an avalanche”

  On 21 September, UZH is hosting a symposium in honor of the late physicist and Nobel laureate K. Alex Müller. Ahead of the event, we shine a spotlight on the discovery that earned Müller the Nobel Prize and speak with two of his close colleagues.

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• 14.08.2023

  Scientifica 23: What holds the world together

  On the weekend of 2-3 September, visitors can experience science up close and personal at interactive exhibition stands, shows and workshops and exchange ideas with researchers.

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• 13.06.2023 Special exhibition Bits, Bytes & Biodiversity

  Using AI Against Biodiversity Loss

  The UZH special exhibition Bits, Bytes & Biodiversity in the Swiss National Park highlights promising digital methods in ecology – but also points out that conservation projects only work if they are supported by everyone.

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• 09.03.2023 International Collaboration

  Kyoto Symposium

  How can artificial intelligence help improve medical diagnoses? This was one of the topics of the joint symposium of UZH and Kyoto University, which ended successfully yesterday.

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• 28.02.2023 Exhibition

  Looted Cultural Heritage Objects from Imperial-Era China

  A new exhibition at the Ethonographic Museum shines a light on objects looted during the 1900/01 Boxer Rebellion in China that eventually ended up in museums and collections across the West.

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