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ETH Zurich spin-offs: survival and high returns
(02 Oct 2008)
New book details economic impact of ETH Zurich spin-offs
ETH Zurich spin-offs create more jobs, have higher survival rates, attract more funding and provide higher returns on equity than the average of all Swiss start-ups, a recent study reveals. The study looked at 130 ETH Zurich spin-offs from 1998 to ...
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ETH Zurich and the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory - strategic partnership in nanotechnology
(30 Jun 2008)
ETH Zurich and the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory (ZRL) have today announced the establishment of a strategic partnership in nanotechnology. The two partner institutions will operate a new, common nanotech laboratory, which will be built on the ZRL ...
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Nacre-like structure from reinforced polymers
(26 Feb 2008)
Strong, tough but light is the desired combination of properties for numerous applications but one that is rarely found in artificial materials. Now researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a new nacre-like composite that is twice the strength of ...
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ThalesNano and ETH Zurich Collaborate on Flow Chemistry Technologies
(29 Oct 2007)
ThalesNano announced collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) on flow chemistry applications. The agreement will focus on the application of chemistries and technologies utilizing ThalesNano's products to ...
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Scientific misconduct in publishing
(25 Oct 2007)
Imposing discipline on deception
Unethical behaviour in science is a long and dishonourable story. And it is continually being updated. As recently as 2006, the international scientific community was deeply shaken when the South Korean stem-cell researcher, Hwang Woo Suk, was found ...
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New method reveals substances on surfaces of any kind
(11 Sep 2007)
ETH Zurich researchers have developed a new method that allows even the surfaces of living organisms to be examined quickly and simply. The method opens up interesting new possibilities not only in medicine but also in foodstuffs monitoring.The new ...
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Novel synthesis technique wins Ciba Specialty Chemicals R&D Award 2006
(17 Nov 2006)
Process improves safety, efficiency and environmental impact of photoinitiator production
An interdisciplinary team received the Ciba Specialty Chemicals R&D Award 2006 for developing a new synthesis technique that makes photoinitiator production safer, more efficient and environmentally more sustainable. The key advance involves ...
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Chemical Industry Celebrates Innovation of 2002 Nobel Prize Winners
(24 Oct 2002)
New Revolutionary Chemical Methods Vital to Developing Pharmaceuticals, Food Processing Methods and Diagnosing Cancers
The chemical industry congratulates the 2002 recipients of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their seminal work in developing powerful new analytical methods for studying biological "big molecules," or macromolecules, such as proteins in and out of ...
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