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  • Open your eyes! The double video loop “Blink” is a collaboration between neurologist Konrad Weber and artist Elisabeth Eberle. The video is based on recordings made by the neurologist with specially developed video glasses to investigate the vestibular reflex. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Open your eyes! The double video loop “Blink” is a collaboration between neurologist Konrad Weber and artist Elisabeth Eberle. The video is based on recordings made by the neurologist with specially developed video glasses to investigate the vestibular reflex. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Travel around the globe with virtual reality goggles: The Ethnographic Museum of the University of Zurich is staging several virtual exhibitions at the science festival. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Travel around the globe with virtual reality goggles: The Ethnographic Museum of the University of Zurich is staging several virtual exhibitions at the science festival. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Neural fireworks: As part of the Long Night of Museums in Zurich, neuropsychologist Lutz Jänck shared the stage with ballerina Mariana Gasperin from the Zurich Ballet and explained how the brain processes sound and controls complex movements. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Neural fireworks: As part of the Long Night of Museums in Zurich, neuropsychologist Lutz Jänck shared the stage with ballerina Mariana Gasperin from the Zurich Ballet and explained how the brain processes sound and controls complex movements. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Science meets art: In the Long Night of Museums alone, 2,300 visitors flocked to the Kunsthalle to see the exhibition staged by UZH. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Science meets art: In the Long Night of Museums alone, 2,300 visitors flocked to the Kunsthalle to see the exhibition staged by UZH. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Humbug or science? Islamic studies scholar Christopher Braunand chemist Roger Alberto reenacted chemical experiments performed by oriental scholars in previous centuries. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Humbug or science? Islamic studies scholar Christopher Braunand chemist Roger Alberto reenacted chemical experiments performed by oriental scholars in previous centuries. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • What’s cooking? Dr. René Oetterli wows the audience with a chemistry show. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    What’s cooking? Dr. René Oetterli wows the audience with a chemistry show. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Looking inside: Just like other health data, X-ray images are very sensitive and subject to strict data protection provisions. With this installation, the UZH Center for Medicine - Ethics - Law Helvetiae shines a light on the legal framework and social implications of electronic patient files. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Looking inside: Just like other health data, X-ray images are very sensitive and subject to strict data protection provisions. With this installation, the UZH Center for Medicine - Ethics - Law Helvetiae shines a light on the legal framework and social implications of electronic patient files. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Collective thinking, collective painting: Renowned Polish artist Artur Zmijewski and UZH doctoral candidates experimented with brushes and colors. The result of the three-hour happening, a so-called theory sheet, is now displayed in the exhibition. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Collective thinking, collective painting: Renowned Polish artist Artur Zmijewski and UZH doctoral candidates experimented with brushes and colors. The result of the three-hour happening, a so-called theory sheet, is now displayed in the exhibition. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Drones to the rescue! Davide Falanga, doctoral candidate under robotics professor Davide Scaramuzza, captivates the audience with a demonstration of how drones autonomously navigate a room. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Drones to the rescue! Davide Falanga, doctoral candidate under robotics professor Davide Scaramuzza, captivates the audience with a demonstration of how drones autonomously navigate a room. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Focusing before the show: Doctoral candidate Davide Falanga and engineer Julien Kohler photographed shortly before taking the stage with their drones. The photos in the background were created in a seminar held by Polish artist Artur Zmijewski together with UZH doctoral candidates as part of the science festival. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    Focusing before the show: Doctoral candidate Davide Falanga and engineer Julien Kohler photographed shortly before taking the stage with their drones. The photos in the background were created in a seminar held by Polish artist Artur Zmijewski together with UZH doctoral candidates as part of the science festival. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • What can we know, what can’t we know? Professor of theology Konrad Schmid held a captivating talk about the limits of human cognition. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
    What can we know, what can’t we know? Professor of theology Konrad Schmid held a captivating talk about the limits of human cognition. (Image: Frank Brüderli)
  • Inside the skull: A visitor immersed in the virtual brain set up by neurologist Fritjof Helmchen and his team as part of the “brain parcours”. (Image: Oliver Herr)
    Inside the skull: A visitor immersed in the virtual brain set up by neurologist Fritjof Helmchen and his team as part of the “brain parcours”. (Image: Oliver Herr)