Insights into ongoing fellowships

Response Doctoral Program: European Policy for Carbon Capture and Storage Networks
Linda Frattini, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Could “advanced” nuclear technologies support low-carbon energy strategies?
Bessie Noll, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Unlock valuable protein sources in the pseudocereal buckwheat



Fabian Hess, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Impact of policies on residential multi-energy systems for consumers and prosumers Linda Brodnicke, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Diversifying and scaling direct air capture for a net-zero future
Katrin Sievert, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Charcoal Chronicles: Navigating Environmental Sustainability and Societal Needs in sub-Saharan Africa  
Dabwiso Sakala, University of Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: The Role of Linker Histones in Plant Reproduction and Seed Formation  
Danli Fei, University of Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Securing one apple a day in a changing climate
Laurent Giguère, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Ensuring resilient grasslands: How do forage grasses tackle droughts?
Reah Gonzales, ETH Zurich

Response Doctoral Program: Next-Generation Semiconductor Materials for Sustainable Energy Transition
Manuel Belanche, ETH Zurich

Response Doctoral Program: Epigenetics and Plant Breeding: Can Epigenetic Variation be used for Crop Improvement?Dusan Denic, University of Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Energy transition and the transport sector – assessing the impact of European and national policies on future drive technology mixes, energy use and emission pathways
Bessie Noll, ETH Zurich
Respone Doctoral Program: Land-free bioenergy for a carbon-neutral Europe –why, what, how?
Fei Wu, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Providing genomic resources for important forage grasses
Yutang Chen, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Unlocking Forest Restoration Success: DNA traces are Revolutionizing Wildlife Monitoring and Conservation
Monika Goralczyk, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Landscape Diversity Begets Landscape Functioning –
Relevance for policy implementation
Simon Landauer, University of Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: Expensive but effective: Why citizens support costly but durable carbon removal practices
Susanne Rhein, ETH Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: From the Himalayas to global fields: Preserving wheat diversity to combat yellow rust
Katharina Jung, University of Zurich
Response Doctoral Program: How Alpine Plants use Chemicals for Communication and Why this can be relevant for Conservation
Roberto Rebollo Hernandez, ETH Zurich