Mark Cieliebak sits on one of the sofas in the co-working space of the ZHAW’s Centre for Artificial Intelligence in Winterthur. He gazes through a large window into the next building, where students a
Cycles are a central topic at the ZHAW Institute of Natural Resource Sciences . Water from the sea evaporates, condenses into clouds, falls to the earth as rain, collects to form lakes and rivers and
Adrian Burri: The circular economy is an approach aimed at solving and bringing under control the problematic consequences stemming from the current linear economy, including the climate crisis, a sca
When enjoying a beer with friends after work, hardly anybody stops to think about the malt residue produced during the brewing process. Despite the valuable components contained within this by-product
There are two things that particularly move Sigrid Haunberger in her life: her scientific work and volunteering. Together with Konstantin Kehl and Carmen Steiner, the researcher at the Institute of Ma
How about a bike helmet made from fungal mesh rather than plastic? Or a used smartphone instead of a new one? Or, instead of living in a large detached house, could you imagine living in a small, almo
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