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Caye Daudt , RodrigoNarnhofer, DominikPeters, TorbenThera: Aliasing-Free Arbitrary-Scale Super-Resolution with Neural Heat Fields
Journal Article2025 Transactions on Machine Learning ResearchPublication Gold Open AccessEgli, JohannaEditorial: Jugend, Migration, Religion – wie kann dazu (noch) geforscht werden?
Journal Article2025 Gesellschaft - Individuum - Sozialisation. Zeitschrift für SozialisationsforschungPublication ClosedWestermann, FrederikeTuzlak, SelmaKreiner, Victor LinusIgnacio, AlineAdenophages are an atypical macrophage population in exocrine glands sustained by ILC2-derived GM-CSF
Journal Article2026 Nature ImmunologyPublication Gold Open AccessEgli, JohannaAnalytische Reflexivität als konsequente Bewusstwerdung über die Situation des beforschten Phänomens – Überlegungen entlang zweier Projekte über muslimische Jugend
Journal Article2025 Gesellschaft - Individuum - Sozialisation. Zeitschrift für SozialisationsforschungPublication Green Open AccessSmith, Olivia EilersBerto Gomes, Luiz AntonioOptimizing gene expression analysis under hypoxia: identification and validation of novel reference genes in steroidogenic tissues and cell lines
Journal Article2025 Reproduction, Fertility and Development
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14.01.2026
Looking Back on 1 Year Working Group Open Science: 4 Meetings and a lot has been achieved
The Working Group Open Science looks back on its first year of work, 4 meetings and one big success.Link
12.11.2025
What Switzerland Can Learn from Other Countries: Review of the event “From Policy to Practice: Building a National Open Research Information Framework in Switzerland“
How can Switzerland build a national open research information framework? Experts from Denmark, the Netherlands, and Finland shared their experiences and insights at UZH.Link
10.11.2025
Publish Safely – How to Avoid Predatory Journals and Fake Conferences
Fast publication, high visibility, low barriers – what sounds tempting can turn into a pitfall for researchers. Predatory journals abuse the open access model to profit from researchers' enthusiasm for publishing. But there are clear warning signs – and reliable ways to find reputable journals.Link