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Information Session on Consultation: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology for Environment and Sustainability
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This lecture covers the EPFL Assembly, its composition, bodies, participation, and consultations. It delves into the development goals and restructuring of the ETH Domain, focusing on the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology for Environment and Sustainability. The lecture discusses the mission, activities, and next steps for this institute, emphasizing interdisciplinary research on climate change and sustainability.
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