How to survive an extraterrestrial journey
ETH researcher Grace Crain thinks on a galactic scale. She is hoping to develop an ecosystem that could provide food, drinking water and clean air to astronauts on a space station or to the inhabitants of a Moon or Mars base. She explains why she chooses to use human urine and faeces to fertilise her plants.
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Produced by This Wachter's Audio Story Lab and Jennifer Khakshouri. Music, Sound Design and Mastering by Luki Fretz.

Insects on our plates

For the past four years, we have featured conversations with experts on current research topics in the ETH podcast. In 2023 we will adapt the concept and start with a new podcast. Stay tuned. Until we launch our new podcast format, 43 exciting episodes are available for you to listen to. 

The alumni podcast "We Are ETH", a podcast series featuring stories from alumni and friends of ETH Zurich moved to its own channel: https://circle.ethz.ch/podcast/
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