In the World of Muons
Thanks to their properties, muons are of interest for superconductivity or climate research. An NCCR takes a closer look at the elementary particles.
Beyond the Sky
Article list Beyond the Sky
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From Dübendorf to Outer Space
At Innovation Park Zurich, researchers, companies and investors recently linked up to explore new business opportunities in outer space and what role Zurich could play in this emerging field. -
Measuring Plant Stress – From Space
On 15 September, the European Space Agency launched a satellite mission to measure and map the photosynthetic activity of plants on Earth. The University of Zurich is involved in the project. -
First Hint of Dark Matter
The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment has delivered a small but compelling hint of dark matter. UZH researchers are playing a key role in capturing and analyzing these data. -
First Measurement of Low-Energy Solar Neutrinos Scattering Off Electrons
Researchers have observed low-energy solar neutrinos scattering off electrons in the XENONnT detector. The University of Zurich is involved in the experiment. -
Collecting Data for NASA
UZH provides NASA with flight data from the Orion space capsule to test the possibility of involving external parties in monitoring flight paths.