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  • 26.06.2025 · by Kien Nguyen · in Teaching and studying

    Immersed in exploring interactions between Earth spheres

    What happens when you take Earth System Science students to the field? They dive into hands-on research exploring interactions between Earth spheres, such as hydrosphere and biosphere, atmosphere and biosphere, or biosphere and anthroposphere.

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  • 16.06.2025 · by Tanisha Hebeisen, Peppino Müller, Alma Vonmoos und Amanda Gachnang · in Campus, Teaching and studying

    Geographisches Berufspodium 2025: Rückblick und wertvolle Tipps für den Berufsstart

    Ein Berufspodium – organisiert vom Geoteam – bot rund 100 Studierenden die Möglichkeit, sich über verschiedenste berufliche Perspektiven nach dem Studium zu informieren und direkt mit Absolvent:innen ins Gespräch zu kommen.

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  • 4.06.2025 · by Christian Huggel · in Research, What's new

    The ice-rock avalanche in Blatten: causes and the role of climate change

    A couple of days after the tragic and shocking ice-rock-debris avalanche in Blatten on May 28, here are a few points on the underlying physics of the cascade of processes and the role of climate change.

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  • 3.06.2025 · by Hanna Hilbrandt · in Research, Sustainability

    Financing just climate action in Mexican municipalities: challenges and learnings

    How can cities in the Global South finance climate action in ways that are both effective and fair? We recently discussed the findings of our SNSF-funded research project «The Urbanization of Global Climate Finance» with local experts, government officials, international cooperation agencies, and climate activists in Mexico City.

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  • 2.06.2025 · by Rafael Koch, Magdalena Seebauer · in Sustainability, What's new

    Erschreckend schön: Klimawandel in Szene gesetzt

    Als transparente Folien verbinden die «erschreckend schönen Bilder» den Innen- und Aussenraum im Pavillon Le Corbusier der Fondation suisse in Paris. Sie zeigen Fakten und Prognosen zum Klimawandel in Form von dekorativen Bildern und wurden in einer Zusammenarbeit des GIUZ mit der Fachklasse Grafik Luzern als Infografiken entwickelt.

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  • 30.05.2025 · by Michelle Bodei · in Teaching and studying

    Rethinking work, money and care through video podcasts

    How does mobile money shape financial inclusion in Ghana? What happens to urban life when Airbnb takes over neighborhoods? And what role does capitalism play in our love relationships? In the Bachelor module GEO364 «Wirtschaftsgeographien der Globalisierung», students developed new perspectives on global economic processes.

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  • 22.05.2025 · by Sofia van Moorsel · in Research, What's new

    Beech genomes for the future: Adapting forests to climate change

    As climate change intensifies, Europe’s forests face increasing stress. The European beech, a key tree species, has been especially harmed by recent droughts – particularly the severe 2018 event. While some trees show greater resilience, the reasons for this variation remain unclear. A workshop at GIUZ discussed latest research insights and practical implications.

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  • Die Hochalpen vom Niesen-Gipfel: Blick zu Eiger, Mönch und Jungfrau. Aufgenommen & graviert von S. Simon (1857-1925). Quelle: ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, K 690035, https://doi.org/10.3931/e-rara-21810
    20.05.2025 · by Monika Kriemler Fritsche · in Campus, History

    Zu schön für die Schublade: Schweizer Panorama-Juwelen

    Beim Umzug von Kartenmaterial in die Universitätsbibliothek sind uns wunderschöne Panoramen aus dem 19. und 20. Jahrhundert aufgefallen. Sie vereinen kartographisches Wissen mit künstlerischer Ästhetik und zeigen den historischen Blick auf Landschaft und Raum. Eine kleine Ausstellung – vor Ort und digital – stellt sie nun ins Rampenlicht.

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  • 22.04.2025 · by Zélie Stauffer · in Sustainability, What's new

    🎙️Literary podcast: which role could novels play in sustainability transformations and transitions?

    If you share my passion for books and the dialogue they engage with our lives and our society – and you speak French (or want to improve it!) –  this is a podcast channel for you! I want to explore how books mirror our lives, cultures, and societal crises — and how they inspire alternative ways of thinking, paving the way for innovative change. 

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  • 25.03.2025 · by Felix Morsdorf, Meredith Schuman · in Research, What's new

    Mapping the future of Laegern’s beech forest

    Climate change is putting enormous pressure on biodiversity and ecosystems, including forests. In the first week of March, we gathered high-resolution 3D point clouds of the leaf-off beech forest at Laegern, our living laboratory near Zurich.

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