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swisscovery is replacing the ETH Library Search Portal. Read on to find out more about the change and why you need to register.

Find out more about the change-over to swisscovery and temporary restrictions in usage.

Adjusted opening hours and services

swisscovery is replacing the ETH Library Search Portal and NEBIS recherche.

The most comprehensive online source for medical professionals is now available to members of ETH Zurich. Continually updated, AccessMedicine offers access to all essential clinical knowledge and relevant medical research. An invaluable resource for private study.

How do you like the new ETH Library website? We would love to hear your opinion.

The ETH Library is supporting the dissemination of knowledge relevant within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers at ETH Zurich can continue to apply for funding for their publications.

Research data published in the Research Collection can now also be found in the Data Citation Index.

The Alloy Phase Diagram Database is an extensive pool of data available to researchers. Research, highlight and compare its contents to produce contemporary, progressive research.

Extended opening hours and services

Members of ETH Zurich can now access and use statistical data efficiently and across disciplines: Statista makes facts and figures available in a systematic, uncomplicated format.

We have just published our new courses and workshops on our website. They cover a wide range of interesting topics. From September, we will be hosting many autumn semester webinars, courses and workshops again.

More restrictions to be lifted before the start of the semester, but masks are mandatory in all ETH buildings.

Would you like to brush up your language skills but simply don’t have the time to take a course? If so, we’ve got just the thing: a range of language courses you can study at your own pace, in your own time, all available as open-access resources. 

The search field in the centre of the home page makes research easier