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Who we are Our members are professors at ETH Zurich and EPFL Lausanne, who are distinguished, worldwide recognized experts in their scientific fields and experienced in leading and working in an international environment. Details What we do We are committed to promoting the next generation of female scientists and engineers, and creating a community for…
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Life Paths of Math Fe/male Talents
David Lubinski et al. analyzed the life paths and accomplishments of mathematically talented men and women over four decades. The outcome was that their career path did diverge, because cutting-edge advances, high powered careers, and important leadership roles demand substantial time commitment and intense engagement. Men expressed “stronger preferences for high-impact careers and were willing…
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Körber Prize 2015
Nicola Spaldin, Professor for Material Theory at ETH Zurich, has been awarded the Körber Prize, one of the most prestigious scientific awards in Europe. She receive the EUR 750,000 Körber Prize for the creation of a new class of crystalline compounds that could revolutionise the world of computers.
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Sereina Riniker – listed among the young top scientists
Sereina Riniker, ETH Zurich’s youngest professor was named to the Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in Science for 2015. Prof. Sereina Riniker develops “methods and software for classical molecular dynamics simulations and cheminformatics, and their application to biological and chemical questions” and combines them with potential future application in computer-aided drug design. Read more about her…
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ETH Diversity Award
As an official office of the ETHZ, the ETH Diversity is dedicated to making the experience of studying, researching and working at the ETH more diverse and inclusive. Every year they celebrate 3 individual people and 3 groups or organizations for their efforts to promote equal opportunities for all at the ETH. This year they…
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Rizlan Bernier-Latmani and Tamar Kohn become members of the Academia Europaea 2023
Congratulations to Prof. Rizlan Bernier-Latmani and Prof. Tamar Kohn for being elected as members of the Academia Europaea class of 2023. The Academia Europaea is a non-governmental association that promotes scientific research and education. New members are nominated by existing members and invited by the Council of Academia after group evaluation. Rizlan Bernier-Latmani on Academia…
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Who We Are
Our members are distinguished, worldwide recognized experts in their scientific fields and experienced in leading and working in an international environment. All women professors of ETH Zurich and EPF Lausanne (full, associated, assistant, adjunct) are entitled to become a member of the Forum. More than 80% of them are already ETH WPF member. The association…
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Tanja Stadler to win Rössler Prize
Congratulations to Mathematician and biostatistician Prof. Tanja Stadler who will receive this year’s Rössler Prize for her achievements. Worth 200,000 Swiss francs, it is ETH Zurich’s most generous research award. Read more on ETHZ.
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Veerle Sterken awarded the Christophe Plantin Prize 2021
We are delighted to announce that this year’s Christophe Plantin Prize has been awarded to Dr. Veerle Sterken for her pioneering research into interstellar dust in the solar system. Read more on ETHZ.
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Two Advanced Grants for ETH
Congratulations to Prof. Ulrike Lohmann for her Advanced Grant from the European Research Council read more here
