Markus Aebi receives Credit Suisse Award for Best Teaching 2019

The award recognizes the quality of teaching and education and aims at supporting Switzerland as place of science and research.

18.11.2019 by Ilka Riedel

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On November 16 ETH Zurich celebrated the ETH Day together with guests from research, politics and industry. On that occassion Prof. Markus Aebi received the Credit Suisse Award for Best Teaching 2019

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