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  • Brain Possesses Greater Self-Repair Capacity than Previously Assumed

    Using a mouse model, UZH researchers have demonstrated that special supporting and nourishing cells repopulate damaged areas of the brain by initially sending only newly formed cell nuclei there.
  • Xi Jinping’s Big Bet

    Xi Jinping is steering China toward global technological leadership in AI and clean energy, says sinologist Christopher Mittelstaedt.
  • Human Activity More than Doubles Fire Occurrence in the Arctic

    In the Arctic, fires occurred 2.5 times more often in lit areas associated with human activity than in climatically similar unlit areas. Effective fire prevention and response can help reduce risks whose impacts extend far beyond the Arctic.
  • A Bravery Bead for Each Treatment

    Psychologist Anna Graf support children and adolescents who are undergoing cancer treatment at the University Children’s Hospital. Her tools include toys, books and colorful glass beads.

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UZH Magazin: Curing Children

Today, many children with cancer can be treated successfully. A new Center of Competence in Research aims to make treatments more targeted and effective. Find out how researchers plan to achieve this in the latest issue of the UZH Magazin.

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Excellence for the Benefit of Society

The 2025 Annual Report highlights how UZH is contributing to future-proofing society while strengthening its capacity to meet emerging challenges.

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UZH Weekly

In our Friday newsletter UZH Weekly we send you a round-up of the best university stories of the week, as well as a selection of upcoming events and links to media coverage featuring UZH experts.

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