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  1. A scalable well-balanced Taylor-Galerkin scheme for a lava flow depth-integrated model with point source vents 

    Gatti, Federico; De Falco, Carlo; Fois, Marco; et al. (2025)
    SAM Research Report
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  2. Effective Medium Theory for Time-modulated Subwavelength Resonators 

    Ammari, Habib; Cao, Jinghao; Hiltunen, Erik Orvehed; et al. (2025)
    SAM Research Report
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  3. Subwavelength Localisation in Disordered Systems 

    Ammari, Habib; Barandun, Silvio; Uhlmann, Alexander (2025)
    SAM Research Report
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  4. Convergence of supercell and superspace methods for computing spectra of quasiperiodic operators 

    Davies, Bryn; Thalhammer, Clemens (2025)
    SAM Research Report
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  5. Regularized dynamical parametric approximation of stiff evolution problems 

    Lubich, Christian; Nick, Jörg (2025)
    SAM Research Report
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  6. MOSHPIT: accessible, reproducible metagenome data science on the QIIME 2 framework 

    Ziemski, Michal; Gehret, Liz; Simard, Anthony; et al. (2025)
    bioRxiv
    Metagenome sequencing has revolutionized functional microbiome analysis across diverse ecosystems, but is fraught with technical hurdles. We introduce MOSHPIT (https://moshpit.readthedocs.io), software built on the QIIME 2 framework (Q2F) that integrates best-in-class CAMI2-validated metagenome tools with robust provenance tracking and multiple user interfaces, enabling streamlined, reproducible metagenome analysis for all expertise levels. ...
    Working Paper
  7. Crop genotype modulates root rot resistance-associated microbial community composition and abundance of key taxa 

    Gfeller, Valentin; Schneider, Michael; Bodenhausen, Natacha; et al. (2025)
    bioRxiv
    Plants are constantly challenged by pathogens, which can cause substantial yield losses. The aggressiveness of and damage by pathogens depends on the host-associated microbiome, which might be shaped by plant genetics to improve resistance. How different crop genotypes modulate their microbiota when challenged by a complex of pathogens is largely unknown. Here, we investigate if and how pea (Pisum sativum L.) genotypes shape their root ...
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  8. Success Factors and Measures for Scaling Patient-Facing Digital Health Technologies from Leaders Insights 

    Pfitzer, Estelle; Giger, Odile-Florence; Kausch, Christoph; et al. (2025)
    Research Square
    Background Europe’s healthcare systems face a triple burden: the rise of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), an aging population, and a shortage of healthcare professionals. NCDs, the leading causes of death, disproportionately affect older adults, placing significant pressure on healthcare services. By 2050, nearly 30% of Europe’s population will be aged 65 or older, up from 20% in 2023. These challenges demand urgent solutions to sustain ...
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  9. Tier-based standards for FAIR sequence data and metadata sharing in microbiome research 

    Kim, Lina; Lavrinienko, Anton; Sebechlebska, Zuzana; et al. (2025)
    bioRxiv
    Microbiome research is a growing, data-driven field within the life sciences. While policies exist for sharing microbiome sequence data and using standardized metadata schemes, compliance among researchers varies. To promote open research data best practices in the microbiome research community, we (1) propose two tiered badge systems to evaluate data/metadata sharing compliance, and (2) showcase an automated evaluation tool to determine ...
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  10. Multi-layered ecological interactions determine growth of clinical antibiotic-resistant strains within human microbiomes 

    Leon-Sampedro, Ricardo; Boumasmoud, Mathilde; Reichlin, Markus; et al. (2024)
    bioRxiv
    Understanding the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in human-associated microbial communities, particularly in the gut microbiome, is critical for combating the global resistance crisis. However, the role of various ecological factors, such as intraspecies or interspecies interactions, in modulating this process is poorly understood. We hypothesized that different strains within the same species would exhibit distinct interactions ...
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  11. General Management Competencies of Senior Leaders at Swiss Higher Education Institutions 

    Perich, Robert; Rageth, Ladina; He, Danya; et al. (2024)
    The national research study of the Swiss School of Public Governance (SSPG) at ETH Zurich investigates the general management competencies of senior leaders at Swiss higher education institutions (HEIs). Based on a representative online survey of 312 leaders and 24 in-depth interviews, the study analyses the professional backgrounds, strategic challenges and competency profiles of leaders in general management positions with overall ...
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  12. Drivers of ecological success for<i>Escherichia coli</i>vary among human gut microbiome samples from different individuals 

    Boumasmoud, Mathilde; Leon-Sampedro, Ricardo; Beusch, Vera; et al. (2024)
    bioRxiv
    Gut microbial community composition varies from one person to another. Potentially, this means the ecological interactions experienced by individual strains or species also vary among microbiomes of different people. However, testing this directly in human microbiomes and identifying associated ecological drivers is challenging. Here, we use replicated anaerobic microcosms to quantify variability of population growth for a key commensal ...
    Working Paper
  13. Quantitative Fairness - A Framework For The Design Of Equitable Cybernetic Societies 

    Riehl, Kevin; Makridis, Michail; Kouvelas, Anastasios (2024)
    arXiv
    Advancements in computer science, artificial intelligence, and control systems of the recent have catalyzed the emergence of cybernetic societies, where algorithms play a significant role in decision-making processes affecting the daily life of humans in almost every aspect. Algorithmic decision-making expands into almost every industry, government processes critical infrastructure, and shapes the life-reality of people and the very fabric ...
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  14. ArtistIC: An Open-Source Toolchain for Top-Metal IC Art and Ultra-High-Fidelity GDSII Renders 

    Benz, Thomas; Scheffler, Paul; Wistoff, Nils; et al. (2025)
    Open-source projects require outreach material to grow their community, secure funds, and strengthen their influence. Numbers, specifications, and facts alone are intangible to uninvolved people; using a clear brand and appealing visual material is thus ample to reach a broad audience. This is especially true for application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) during the early stages of the development cycle without running prototype ...
    Working Paper
  15. Graph Transformers for inverse physics: reconstructing flows around arbitrary 2D airfoils 

    Duthé, Gregory; Abdallah, Imad; Chatzi, Eleni (2025)
    arXiv
    We introduce a Graph Transformer framework that serves as a general inverse physics engine on meshes, demonstrated through the challenging task of reconstructing aerodynamic flow fields from sparse surface measurements. While deep learning has shown promising results in forward physics simulation, inverse problems remain particularly challenging due to their ill-posed nature and the difficulty of propagating information from limited ...
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  16. The Impact of Subsidies on Training: Evidence from the United States 

    Morlet, Guillaume Maxence Augusti (2025)
    CES Working Paper Series
    Employer-provided training facilitates labour market integration, rapidly adapts to evolving labour market trends and imparts work-relevant skills. The United States Department of Labor facilitates training through Registered Apprenticeship. The United States Department of Labor distributes subsidies to incentivise employer participation, in amounts exceeding one billion USD since 2015. The first such subsidy was the American Apprenticeship ...
    Working Paper
  17. Permafrost in den Alpen 

    Schmid, Julius (2025)
    Preprints zur Kulturgeschichte der Technik
    Working Paper
  18. Cohabiting Barcelona: Learning from Social Innovative Housing Approaches (MAS ETH in Housing Seminar Week) March 2024 

    Domènech Rodríguez, Marta; Duyne Barenstein, Jennifer; Sanjinés Encinales, Daniela; et al. (2024)
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