’We are investigating the time-dependent height of garden cress,’ write the electrical engineering students. Among other things, the students practise dealing with measurement uncertainty.
'We are investigating the time-dependent height of garden cress,' write the electrical engineering students. Among other things, the students practise dealing with measurement uncertainty. What happens when COVID-19 means architecture students have to get by without a workshop, electrical engineers without high-voltage laboratories and environmental scientists without field trips. Mid-May - this is a time when ETH students would normally be working flat out on projects: running experiments in the lab, constructing machines, systems and robots or designing buildings. Now the campus is deserted, the students at home. But that hasn't stopped them designing and experimenting. How come? Here are five examples.
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