🌟 The Experimental #Microfluidic Course is back @ETH!🌟 Join us to explore the fundamentals of microfluidic technology and gain hands-on experience through interactive experiments and live demos. 📅16–20 June 2025 (Online option available) More info here 👇

📢Internship opportunity on camera-based 📹 monitoring of aquatic organism dispersal 🐟in the Poschiavino river (GR) 🌊 Interested in joining our Ecohydraulics team @DrLuizSilva @ETH_en ? Check out the job details and learn how to apply👇 jobs.ethz.ch/job/view/JOPG_e…

We just returned from our yearly lab retreat, energized with new ideas 🤗💡 Two days filled with vibrant discussion, team-building activities, games , and of course delicious food 😋all set against the stunning Appenzeller landscape 🐄🐏😍!

📢Students @ETH_en @UZH_en! Are you looking for a scenic spot for your master's thesis? Join us for exciting fieldwork along a beautiful Swiss river! We'll use underwater cameras and AI to study how hydropower affects larval fish movement 🐟. Interested? stockerlab.ethz.ch/quantifyi…

Estelle Clerc successfully defended her PhD thesis and we could not be prouder! Her work brought microfluidics to the field to study chemotaxis in the ocean @theStockerLab @ETH Congratulations Estelle 🥳

@theStockerLab and @VAW_hydraulics are happy to have hosted @NatelEnergy for a day of in-depth discussions and presentations about their restoration hydropower turbine #fish #downstreampassage #hydropower.

The movement of a juvenile river trout in @RNaudascher 's lab setup! To see more, visit the ART SAFIENTAL installation and, to learn more about #hydopeaking and #fishbehaviour visit our website 🐟🐟 youtube.com/watch?app=deskto…

Long-time friend and collaborator of the Stocker lab #JBRaina presenting his work on the role of chemotaxis for symbiotic relationships at #ISME18 🦠🌊

Great talk by @JonaszSlomka today at #ISME18 👏 Bioencounters are key for so many processes in microbial ecology!

The top 100 girls in the 7th class from the Kangaroo Math Competition spent a day @ETH_en and we hosted them for a day of science fun! We mimicked flow conditions for microbes in a flume and found the best shapes to slow sinking in phytoplankton! #WomeninSTEM #GirlsWhoDoScience