VAMP - The VMP Journal

VAMP, the association journal for mathematics, physics and RW students, is published two to three times per semester. Besides the latest news from the association and university politics, you will find interesting reports and articles by students, interviews with professors and announcements of upcoming events.


Participate

Would you like to introduce a specific area of mathematics or physics to a wider audience? Find out what your professor actually does? Want to report on last Thursday's hot party, pose unsolvable puzzles, make silly jokes, explore ETH and other institutions, give your two cents on the state of the nation, engage in investigative journalism and uncover the disgraceful state of affairs in the department – or just write a really good article?

We are looking for you! Write to us and become part of the VAMP team.

You can reach us via: vamp@vmp.ethz.ch

Or join our WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KzY3bnJHj9PIuEtshiuj3B

 

Lectors and Designers

Do you have no grasp of German orthography? No problem. Our team of lectors will edit your articles! Do you have no grasp of the German language in general? Also no problem. Articles in English and other languages are always welcome! We are also always looking for motivated helpers in layout and graphic design! contact us at the VAMP. Get in touch with us – we are always happy to hear from you!

 

VAMP Archive

You can click here to get to our vamp archive with all the old and new VAMPs!

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Join the KuMa

We are always looking for helpers/Organizers for all kinds of events. Become a helper and secure your reward!

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Phi:male Commission

Welcome to Phi:male, the commission for equal opportunities in and around VMP!

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Theory Talks

Embark on a thought-provoking journey into the heart of theoretical physics with the weekly talks at ETH, organised by students for students!

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ZUCCMAP

Do you want to be inspired by some exciting student talks about computational sciences, maths and physics? Come join the undergraduate colloquium, with free food and beer! Wednesdays at 18:15 in room HG G3.