Atul Sethi, Juliane Schultz and Izoldi Kammenou share their enthusiasum about recipes from their respective home countries India, Germany and Greece, in a courtyard at Science City.

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Oleg Reichmann and Dr. Annika Lang converse about numerical methods for stochastic partial differential equations in the common room of the Mathematics department. Jonas Asprion and Mansur Akbari share ideas in one of the ETH landmarks, the Semper Aula, named after the famous German professor of architecture Gottfried Semper who developed the plans for the ETH main building. Mircea Petrache and Tatjana Simcevic meet up on the balcony of the Mathematics Department directed by Prof. Giovanni Felder. Peter Ahcin and Franziska Adamek discuss measurement setup for testing components of the future electric energy system in the ETH High Voltage Laboratory, run under the guidance of Professor Christian M. Franck. Professor Brad Nelson at the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems operates an "Octomag" – an instrument whose eight electromagnetic coils permit maneuvering micro-robots through the eye to deliver drugs to the retina. Monica Trincado and Dominikus Heift uncover new approaches for catalysts in hydrogen economy in the ETH's Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry under the direction of Professor Hansjörg Grützmacher. Junior researchers emerge from the Branco Weiss Information Science Laboratory after sundown. Sergei Lupashin hovers an acrobatic quadrocopter in front of a jet engine display next to the IDSC Flying Machine Arena, a project led by himself and Angela Schöllig under the direction of Prof. Dr. Raffaello D'Andrea. Milan Fischer conducts research on growth and characterization of quantum cascade lasers in the far infrared spectrum within the cleanroom of the FIRST Center for Micro- and Nanoscience run under the supervision of Dr. Silke Schön. Atul Sethi, Juliane Schulz and Izoldi Kammenou share their enthusiasm about recipes from their respective home countries India, Germany and Greece in a courtyard at Science City. Verena Knobloch and Carolin Reischauer testing  MRI acquisition techniques in the human brain at the Institute for Biomedical Engineering of the University and ETH Zurich run under the guidance of Prof. Peter Boesiger.

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