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ETH Zürich – Replacing PSM with CO in S/4 HANA Enhancing & Simplifying Academic Information Systems Markus Knaus, Adrian Fischer & Daniel Jung, ETH Zürich Switzerland – Version 1.0
Agenda HERUG
Replacing PSM with CO in S/4 HANA Enhancing & Simplifying Academic Information Systems refine
TU Berlin, Room H0110, 15. May 2019 1300 - 1340
• ETH Zürich Markus Knaus
• Initial Situation / Project Goals
• Technical Setup Adrian Fischer
• Challenges Markus Knaus
• Structures - Z tables for PSP Research Project Data
• Reserves for Academic Units
• Annual Academic Achievements – AAA Daniel Jung
• Conclusion / Bottom Line Markus Knaus
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ETH Zürich – Ready?
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Further Information: Portrait ETH Zürich “Where the future begins”
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performance. Situated in the heart of Europe, yet connected all over the world, ETH Zurich is developing
sophisticated solutions to the global challenges of today and tomorrow.
ETH Zürich – Where the future begins
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CHF 1.8 billion,
including CHF 1.3 billion
total contribution from
the federal government
21
and CHF 0.5 billion
third-party funding
109 Nobel Prize winners
patent (including Albert Einstein
applications and Wolfgang Pauli)
205
invention
2 Fields
Medal
winners
1 Turing
Award
winner
87
licences
disclosures
2 Pritzker
Prize
winners
11th in the
THE ranking
7th in the
QS ranking
19th in the
407 ARWU ranking
spin-offs
since 1996
1
2 3
21,400
students, including
530
professors
6,090
scientific staff *
2,770
technical and
administrative
4,180 staff *
and also
170
doctoral students, from
120
countries
apprentices
* full-time equivalents (FTEs), annual average
Annual Report 2018 ETH Zürich | P. 1
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Initial Situation / Project Goals
Markus KnausProspects for the new Resource and Financial platform of ETH Zürich
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2013
rev. OR
Governance / Accountancy
Striving for "Good Governance"
2007
NRM
Cash Accounting Accrual Accounting
Framework
2000
Autonomous 2007 2015
NRM NRS
Financial Management
ETH as part of federaladministration Institutional Autonomy IPSAS (Accrual Accounting)
1998 2008 2019
SAP@ETHZ ETHIS refine
SAP-Technology
2015
S/4HANA
Lifecycle
2004
ERP
1992
SAP R/3
1990 2000 2010 2020
NRM New Federal accounting model IPSAS International Public Sector Accounting Standards
NRS New accounting standard ETHIS ETH Informations System
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Principle
Refine wants to make the distribution of funds at ETH Zurich simpler and more transparent.
To this end, the complexity of existing processes and systems is reduced. For the definition of
new process and system standards, business values are just as important as ETH Zurich's
proven cultural values..
Project Objectives
1. New philosophy for the financial management of ETH Zurich
in order to meet the future challenges of the university market
2. Modern conception of finance and accounting:
cost and profit accounting instead of cash concept
3. Needs-based increase in transparency and flexibility
4. Simplification of processes and systems
5. New SAP ERP platform for mapping the new concept
6. Further development of the proven ETHIS platform
7. Compliance with relevant regulatory requirements
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Systems and Databases 2015
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• Strategie? (Cloud or «on-premise»?)
• Method? (« All in» or Step-by-Step?)
• Technology? (HANA or S/4HANA? Or both?)
• Skills? (Check Availability of data center skills and experience
to run high end HANA systems)
• Risk? (Using new software is not always fun –
setup a accurate risk management in place)
• Realistic? (Finding a time slot in the project and operation
for this unplanned activities)
• Scope? (Changing only project or productive systems – or both?)
• Money? (Do we have enough arguments to request additional
money for the investment (Hardware and Software))
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• All in -> switch all databases to HANA at the same time
• ERP, BW, PI, Gateway, SAP Enterprise Portal, Solution Manager,
Sandbox Systems
• Steps
1. Change all Oracle databases to HANA
2. Learn and stabilize operation and optimize some applications
3. Evaluate new opportunities
• Don’t change the user interface to Fiori
• Set up a clear expectation management in terms of
new functions and features
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ETHIS Portal ETHIS Portal ETHIS Portal
PI Gateway
Gateway
Gateway
R/3 BW ERP+BW
Transaktion + Analytics Analytics
System System System S/4HANA BW on HANA
SolMan
SolMan
SAP HANA Plattform
Oracle DB Oracle DB HANA SAP HANA Datenbank
1998 2008 2019
2015 2018
SAP@ETH ETHIS Portal refine
SAP Rel. 7.xx / Oracle 11 / HANA 1.0 HANA 2.0 (1709)
RH Linux
Project and productive System landscapes
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• 4 physical servers
• 11 virtual machines
• 38 tenents
• one virtual machine up to
6 hana tenants
• zero effort to move virtual
machines for maintenance
• Fully integrated in the data
center (Storage, Backup,
Monitoring)
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• Check detailed hardware requirements
(expensive appliance vs. tailored data center integration)
• Migration to HANA is very good supported,
all tools from SAP works without restrictions (ERP Core)
• Compression ratio for mature applications and central instances
are rather low (1:2/1:3)
• Use code inspector to check custom code, all changes can be done in advance
• New application (SAPGUI transactions) available (z.B. FBLxH), check delta
functionality
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Dec 15
1. productive HANA
system landscape
(Gateway)
Oct 14
Diagnosis, proof of concept
(tech)
Jul 15 Apr 16
Order release (HW/ Go live production
licences)
Feb 15 Feb 16
Start migration for
Project decition S/4,
ERP, BW, portal,
plannin/vision
PI
HANA@ETH
Jun 16
Oct 16 First S/4HANA
HW/licences ready project system
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Queasy Stomachs refine
• “Divorce Highway” – Quarreling
MoHonolu
kule a
ia B Bay
Honokohau
30
Bay
36
38
Nakalele Point and blowhole
• Accidents & Injuries
•
D. T. Fleming Beach Park ay
Distractions
Oneloa Bay The road around this north side
Bay
KAPALUA Kapalua Bay
31
32 of Maui is desolate, but very
picturesque. It also has a very
narrow section of road with a 15
Kaha
kuloa
Kahakuloa Head
Napili Bay Office . Plantation
•
Rd 30 House
sheer cliff and no guard rail
before you reach Kahakuloa. KAHAKULOA
NAPILI Plantation
Debris
Golf Not for faint-hearted.
Drive at your own risk.
Napili Plaza Course 340
KAHANA
•
Kahana Gateway
Falling
Lower Honoapiʼilani Road
Akahele St.
HONOKOWAI West
Maui
•
Camp Maluhia
30 Airport
Kahekili Beach Park Train Stop
WAIHE'E Hoʻokipa Beach Park
Maliko
Bay
11 Recycling Center
Jaws
Timing
•
Pu'u Kekaʻa Waiehu Municipal 12
Ka'anapali is the first master- Golf Course Mama's Fishhouse
HA'IKU
Weather
(Black Rock) Valley Isle Memorial Park
Kaʼanapali Beach planned resort in the United
States. The first hotel was H. A. Baldwin Park 36
Whalers Village Maui Country Club Haiku Marketplace
KA'ANAPALI
completed in 1963. 3
WAIEHU Baby Beach Hana H
PE'AHI
Hanakaoʻo Beach Park
Ka'anapali Golf Course Maui County is made up 340
Kanaha Beach Park
ay PA'IA
Mauiʼs pineapple
industry was started
igh
wa
HUELO
(Canoe Beach)
Wahikuli Wayside Park
Lahaina Civic Center
Police & Fire Stations
of the islands of Maui,
Moloka'i and Lana'i. The 330 KAHULUI ll
H a na
H ighw Bald
win
in Haʼiku in 1890. 398 Fourth Marine 365
In 1878 Mauiʼs first
Division
Memorial
Twin Falls y
and Post Office county seat is in Wailuku. Kahului a Kahului The Kahului Naval AirStation A Park
M ve telephone line goes
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summit of Culture Center M became the Kahului Airport. United e and Makawao.
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Lahaina Cannery Mall Star Noodle Ha lem ahi
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All the green fields you see
growing throughout Central Maui
Lahaina Center
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tate aniw ou hu e & hu s
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S H C f il iM M • ala H from the Hana Coast. Waikamoi
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KE'ANAE
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Hawaiʼi. It was moved to Honolulu art tpla reez erv
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The Shops at 505 'ah M te
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in 1845. A major fire in 1919 destroyed y Sta
Ka The Dunes at A & B e z ta tion li'im 371 General Store ina
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most of the buildings on Front Street. u a
Sugar H mah Park
P
Maui Lani le
HALI'IMAILE
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Pi
Puamana Park 311 Museum hu 14
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Pu'unene Sugar Mill R oA W tu
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Waiko Rd. re
You can see 32 windmills above Ma'alaea.
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wa
The only sugar mill Pukalani St.
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remaining on Maui.
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long. Together, they can power 18,700 e
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Makawao
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Kahili Golf Course
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p
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being built on ʻUlupalakua Ranch land. Pukalani
Launiupoko Wayside State Park The cement building on Mokulele Country Club uka nte K
Se
Mokulele
The rock swimming enclosure was built by e
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Highway is a pumping station P C
ab
30 DRIVING SAFETY NOTE: The stretch
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the Hawaiians to protect their children from n g a l a Polo field
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Recycling of road connecting Lahaina and Ma'alaea moving water from 'Iao Valley pi k ay
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the sharks that are common in this area. has its share of accidents, mostly from unwise to Kihei, on down to Makena.
Center
Ha
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passing. Be observant and drive carefully. Sh HaHig
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Hawai'i National Guard (Blue roof building) d
Ol
Leodaʼs 4 Pua'a Ka'a State
The chainlink fencing draped Oma
OLOWALU 14
along here is to keep rocks
Pumping Station
Ma'alaea Power Plant Maui Raceway Park
opio
Road 37
377 Wayside Park Han
a Hi
ghwa
Haleakala Highway
Popular snorkeling site across from mm 14. from rolling down onto the road Mauiʼs first airport was built at Maʼalaea y
Be careful you don't get your car tires Lahaina and damaging passing cars. Kealia Fishpond 5 in 1930. It was moved to this site in 1938.
Pali Trail National Wildlife
stuck in the sand if you park along here. 12
Parking Ma'alaea Harbor Village When the U.S. went to war with Japan, a 360
Ukumehame Beach Maui Ocean Center Sactuary larger airport was built at its current site in - Airport
Hana
Ma'alaea Kahului. Cement bunkers can be seen around Enchanting
KULA a Ba
y
Kula Highway
Papalua Beach Harbor Pa'ilo
The only tunnel
on Maui
MA'ALAEA Kealia Bird
Sanctuary
310
this area.They were manned to spot approaching
enemy aircraft, an event that never happened.
Floral
Gardens
5
When descending from the
summit of Haleakala, note
Waianapanapa
State Park
8 Ma'alaea Bay Maʼalaea Beach signs reading USE LOW GEAR.
McGregor Point Kihei Gateway Plaza
Papawai Point Blackieʼs Pit Stop Kula Note: There is a $10 per
(Scenic Lookout) Lighthouse Mai Poina 'Oe La'u All this dry land along the Piʼilani
State Beach Maui Breeze Teez Highway is in the planning stage Lodge 10 car admission to the park.
- for the Kihei High School and 6 oa
d
ce Hosmer Grove The Hana Cultural Center is a great -
KIHEI 31 Pi'ilani Village
Shopping Center a commercial center.
Maui Research & Technology Park
378
te
r R tran
ra k En rk
Note: There is no
food or beverages
place to learn about the history of Hana.
Containing a wide assortment of ancient HANA Hana
- Cultural Center Bay
artifacts, youʼll be taken back in time. Hana
Azeka Place II r sold within the park.
C
This master-planned high-tech facility has a a
P ters Open Monday through Friday, itʼs also Travaasa Hana
Azeka Place the Maui High Performance Computing Center, P r Halemau Trail a great place to purchase local crafts. (Hotel Hana Maui)
Lipoa Center which houses one of the world's fastest computers. 7 ua Parking
Kihei Road Holy Ghost 8 a dq 17
Elleair Maui Golf Club Catholic Church (1895) He Leleiwi Overlook
Kukui Mall Rice Park Kula Botanical
Kihei Town Center 14
Gardens 18
Kalahaku Overlook
Kalama Park
Cove Park
W
aip 19
Haleakala National
Park boundry -
Dolphin Plaza 37 ol
Haleakala HAMOA
Pi'il
iR
Kamaole Beach I, II, III .
KEOKEA National Park
d
Rainbow Mall
an
Kamaole Shopping Ctr Red Hill Overlook
i
16 (elev. 10,023') Visitor Center 36
Keokea Park Ki
d
Hw
Keawakapu Beach oa
r
Haleakala High Altitude p
WAILEA
y
hu
ed
Observatory Site
a
v
(”Science City”)
lu
pa
Mokapu-Ulua Beaches Sun Yat-Sen
Un
Wailea
The Shops at Wailea Gateway Memorial Park
Va
Wailea Beach Center
Polo Beach
lle
Wailea Blue
Ka
Paulea Beach Golf Course -
y
20
KIPAHULU
up
31 Development of Polipoli State Park
Poʼolenalena Beach Wailea began in 1970. 'Ohe'o Gulch
oG
Haleakala National Park at Kipahulu
Wailea Gold & Note: There is no food or drinks
Makena Landing Emerald Courses
ap
Keawala'i Church (1832)
Maluaka Beach
ʻULUPALAKUA The road along this south side of Maui continues
sold within Haleakala National Park.
Palapala Ho'omau Congregational Church
MAKENA Makena Golf &
Tennis Clubs
Tedeschi Winery past Kipahulu all the way to ʻUlupalakua.
Because there is a five-mile section that is KAUPO
unpaved, rental car companies donʼt like their
ad
Puʼu Olai cars driven through here. And because it is total d ro
Makena State Park has ave
Little Beach the largest undeveloped isolation out here, if you have car trouble you Unp
Makena State Park white sand beach on Maui. are on your own. Drive at your own risk.
(Big Beach) Restroom facilities only. 31
Molokini Note: There is no way
Popular snorkel and dive to drive from Route 31 in Piʻilani H
destination for dive boats. ʻUlapalakua down to Wailea.
ighway
Paʼako Beach This road was closed in the 1980ʼs
ʼAhihi Cove to build the golf courses in Wailea.
Within the ʻAhihi-Kinaʼu
Underwater Preserve This road becomes unpaved, sharp
This large lava area crushed lava, not leading anywhere.
is the last lava flow Walking trail leading to the bay.
on Maui in 1790. La Perouse Bay
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Replacing PSM with CO in S/4 HANA – Enhancing & Simplifying Academic Information Systems Print Date 14.05.2019 18Challenges Markus Knaus
SAP @ ETH Zürich – Milestones
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SAP @ ETH Zürich
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
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Portal & BW 2.0
Applications
Inbox, BW Reports 2.0, Bilingualism
Portal & BW Grants Management Projectes, Cost Centres
e-Dossier Fonds Profit Centres
HR Workflows
Procurement Requests
e-Dossier Personnel Annual Academic Achievements Time Tracking Approval Workflow Creditor Lean Catalog
eCitations
Expenses Workflow Workflow
ETH Webshop Finance Regulation Delegation Inventory Accounts Receivable
Office Supplies Rights Administration Authorizations Scientific Equipment Management
Integrated User Administration
SAP HR PA SAP License for all ETH Employees SAP on HANA SAP S/4 HANA
(Payroll) (inkl. OpenText) PI / PO PI / PO
Technology
SAP MM SAP SD SAP Portal SAP PM IXOS
PDF/A
SAP HR PA
(Personaladmin) SAP BW
SAP FI Rel. 4.5 Rel. 4.7 ERP 2005 Unicode Rel. 7.30 Rel. 7.40 Rel. 1709 BPC 10.1
(inkl. CO, HHM, AA)
IXOS
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• SAP Finance (FI) • SAP Human Resources (HCM)
incl. conversion to Business Partner, Personnel administration, payroll,
integration of receivables management, organisational management, workflows
new chart of accounts
• SAP Logistics (MM/SD)
• SAP Controlling (CO) incl. SAP Lean Catalog
and billing tool
cost elements,
cost centres,
CO value flows, • SAP Maintenance (PM)
internal offsetting procedures incl. SAP Equipment
• Budgeting with SAP BPC • Reporting with SAP BI
embedded and optimized new architecture under S/4 HANA
• SAP Project System (PS) • Numerous interfaces via
Mapping of projects SAP PI (LISETH, Publica, Provis, etc.)
(e.g. third-party funds, procurement),
cost/revenue objects • SAP Portal
• SAP Profit Center Accounting (EC)
Mapping of responsibility centres
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• Don’t change the user interface to Fiori
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Identification Number. It is
maintained in the organisational
database of ETH. Via interface SAP Project
it becomes a RC in ETHIS. Header element for one
Responsibility or several PSPs. Not
Centre postable.
A unit with finances
and personnel.
Basis: Identification
number in the
organisational PSP Element
database. For temporary plans
(SNF, Innosuisse,
industry contract etc.
Postable.
Cost Centre
One CC per RC. Reserve PSP (type 4
Basic budget and PSP)
costs. Postable. „Buffer“ for unused or
overspent budgets. Not
directly postable.
Revenue PSP
(type 5 PSP)
For minor revenues from
third parties. E.g. fees,
sales revenue, minor
services below CHF
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10’000.
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Academic Units: Service Units:
In addition to the cost centre, each responsibility In addition to a cost centre, each responsibility centre
centre receives a reserve and a revenue SAP receives a revenue SAP project. Service units must
project. not form reserves.
Reserve
1 cost centre: Annual basic budget or personnel and material costs for academic units, the planning granularity of the
service-oriented units is significantly higher.
1 reserve SAP project: To compensate for unused or overspent cost centre and project budgets (if permitted by
donors) - only academic units.
1 revenue SAP project: For the posting of small revenues from e.g. script sales or minor services.
In addition, academic and service units/responsibility centres can have 0-n SAP projects. Projects are represented by
non-speaking, 6-digit numbers; a prefix defines the project type (research project, investment, construction project,
reserve or revenue), the 3-digit suffix identifies the PSP elements.
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New: Improved mapping of partial funding and cooperation projects!
By bundling several PSP elements under one SAP project. Previously, this was NOT possible with funds
(identification by using the same name only).
You can call up reports for a complete SAP project or for a PSP element.
Example: Partial financing Example: Cooperation project
Employees are always
employed on a cost centre.
The cost centre can be discharged by
the usage-related allocation to project
PSP:
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Increased Higher planning
flexibility granularity
Financial governance distinguishes more strongly than before between service and academic units.
• Academic units (departments, professorships, institutes, departmental institutions) are given an
even greater degree of flexibility and autonomy. If a unit does not use up its basic budget by the
end of the year, it can transfer the unused portion to the following year via a reserve. This
eliminates the need to optimise for the end of the year.
• Service units (service departments, staff units and extra-departmental teaching and research
units) will be managed even more strongly than before according to business management criteria,
such as efficiency, specific task-based budgets, higher planning granularity and multi-year
investment budgeting.
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In academic units, the reserve serves as a buffer for unused or overspent budgets. It cannot
be posted to directly.
Postings to or from the reserve are made by the Finance Desk as part of the year-end closing or
project completion (no application required).
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Daniel JungAnnual Academic Achievements – AAA
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• Embedded in SAP Portal
• Annual process
• In place since 2010
• More than 1100 users
• Total 711 reports: 16 department, 590 professor, 105 study direction
• Automatic data transfer from 5 DBs, and manual entries
AAA Users
• Head of organisational unit: can enter data and submit report
• Administrativ Assistent with delegation: can enter data
• Head of a departement: can view reports of associated organisational units
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Replacing PSM with CO in S/4 HANA – Enhancing & Simplifying Academic Information Systems Print Date 14.05.2019 34AAA Webapplication
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Replacing PSM with CO in S/4 HANA – Enhancing & Simplifying Academic Information Systems Print Date 14.05.2019 36AAA Webapplication – Research
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Questions Data sources
Courses
Performance assessments
Education Completed bachelor and master theses ! Lehrbetriebs-Datenbank
Ongoing doctoral theses
Completed doctoral theses
Finances ! SAP
Finance
Fourth-party funds ✏ User entry
Grants ! SAP
Research Collaboration contacts ✏ User entry
Research fields ✏ User entry
Publications ! Research Collection
Knowledge and technology Patents
! Hermes-Datenbank
transfer Licences
Honours and awards ✏ User entry
Outside activities to be approved ! SAP
Outside activities
Reportable outside activities ✏ User entry
Internal bodies and offices ! Organisationsdatenbank und ✏ User entry
Bodies and offices
External bodies and offices ✏ User entry
Qualitative report ✏ User entry
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Annual Academic Achievements
Courses
Departement resource allocation
Performance assessments
Quality feedback loop to educational IT applications
Education Completed bachelor and master theses Management Reporting
Ongoing doctoral theses Funds balance confirmation
Completed doctoral theses Grantsmanagement
Finances International Knowledge Base
Finance
Fourth-party funds Corporate Communications
Grants Industry Relations
Research Collaboration contacts Webpages
Research fields Rankings
Publications Bibliometric analyses
Knowledge and Patents Scientific reporting to Government bodies
technology transfer Licences Annual Report
Honours and awards Office for Faculty Affairs
Outside activities to be approved
Legal Office
Outside activities Rector’s staff
Reportable outside activities
Internal bodies and offices Vice President for Research and Corporate Relations
Bodies and offices
External bodies and offices Vice President for Human Resources and Infrastructure
Qualitative report Vice President for Finance and Controlling
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Leitzahl:
Description:
Reporting year: 2018
Questionnaire: Professorships
Print date: 24.01.2019
1 Education
1.1 Courses
What courses did members of your group give in the spring and autumn semester of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Number Title Semester Type Lecturer/s Hours Number of
enrolments
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Student no. Doctoral student Supervisor Referent type Promotion date
9920802 Supervisor
9921727 Supervisor
1.5 Completed doctoral theses
What doctoral theses were completed in the calendar year of 2018 and supervised by members of your group?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Student no. Doctoral student Supervisor Referent type Promotion date
10946259 Co-examiner 15.10.2018
11913126 Supervisor 19.03.2018
12910311 Co-examiner 11.06.2018
13901947 Co-examiner 08.01.2018
7906902 Supervisor 11.06.2018
7917941 Supervisor 19.03.2018
7923923 Supervisor 11.06.2018
2 Finance
2.1 Funds
What credits and debits were made to the fund of your group in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Fund Description Source of financing Balance per Debits Credits Balance per
01.01.2018 31.12.2018
0-10340-97 Basic financing
0-10341-97 Biomolecular Production UNIT, Basic financing
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ID Beneficary Project name Project status Funding institution Funding program/type of Start date End date Contract Currency
contract amount
0-20326-17 Using chemically Laufend ETH Zürich ETH Grants 01.08.2017 31.07.2020 CHF
programmed proximal
ligands to enhance the
catalytic properties of
heme proteins
0-20387-17 A new generation of Laufend ETH Zürich ETH Pioneer Fellows 01.01.2018 30.06.2019 CHF
industrial biocatalysts:
Artificial enzymes for
the stereoselective
synthesis of tertiary
alcohols
2-70337-16 Sponsorship LOC 2013 Laufend Unternehmen Inland Sponsoring 05.12.2013 31.03.2020 CHF
/ Unterfonds zu
2-70617-13
2-71523-16 HFSP Fellowship für Laufend Öffentlicher Förderer Forschungsvertrag 01.05.2016 30.04.2019 CHF
Ausland
2-71982-15 Site-specific Abgeschlosse Öffentlicher Förderer Forschungsvertrag 01.04.2015 31.03.2018 CHF
introduction of n Ausland
N6-methyladenosine
using engineered
snoRNP by directed
evolution; fellowship for
2-72382-11 CS Teaching Award Laufend Unternehmen Inland Schenkung 01.12.2011 30.11.2021 CHF
2-73036-16 Implementation of Abgeschlosse EU Horizons 2020 Excellent Science: MSCA 01.03.2016 28.02.2018 EUR
Enzymatic Activity in a n Individual Fellowship (IF)
Naïve, de novo
Designed Protein
Scaffold by Rational
Design and Laboratory
Evolution
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ID Beneficary Project name Project status Funding institution Funding program/type of Start date End date Contract Currency
contract amount
2-73179-18 directed EVOlution in Laufend EU Horizons 2020 Excellent Science: MSCA 01.10.2018 30.09.2022 EUR
DROPS Innovative Training
Network (ITN)
2-73943-17 Carrier for Cure: Laufend EU Horizons 2020 Excellent Science: ERC 01.11.2017 30.04.2019 EUR
tailored combination Proof of Concept (PoC)
drug delivery solutions
for oncology
2-73959-12 Engineered protein Abgelaufen EU FP 7 Ideas: ERC Advanced 01.03.2013 31.12.2018 EUR
capsids as artificial Grant
bacterial organelles
2-77125-18 Design and Directed Laufend SNF Ambizione 01.11.2018 31.10.2022 CHF
Evolution of
Metal-Dependent
Protein Catalysts for
Non-Natural Chemical
Transformations
2-77218-17 Directed evolution of Laufend SNF Exzellenzbeitrag 01.01.2018 31.12.2020 CHF
enzyme structure and
function
3.2 Collaboration contacts
What institutions did your group work together with in the calendar year of 2018?
ID Country Institution P A B C D E F Contact person at the institution Contact person at ETH Zurich
3,333 US University of Washington - Seattle, WA X X Prof. Prof.
3,340 CH Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH X Profs. , Prof.
Zurich)
25,356 CH Universität Basel X Prof. Prof.
25,357 CH Universität Zürich (UZH) X Prof. Prof.
12,601 LT Vilniaus universitetas (Vilnius University) X X Dr. Prof.
3,339 US University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) X Profs. Prof.
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ID Country Institution P A B C D E F Contact person at the institution Contact person at ETH Zurich
3,332 FR ESPCI ParisTech (Ecole supérieure de Physique et de X X Prof. Prof.
Chimie industrielles de la Ville de Paris)
25,365 NL Universiteit Utrecht (Utrecht University) X Prof. , Prof.
24,798 US Brandeis University - Waltham, MA X Prof. Prof.
24,585 US University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill X Prof. Prof.
P= Private sector
A= Research project
B= Exchange of doctoral students
C= Exchange of bachelor/master students
D= Exchange of scientific staff
E= Cooperation in education
F= Other
3.3 Research fields
In which research fields did your group work in 2018
ID Level 0 Level 1 Level 2
575 Life Sciences Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology General Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
578 Physical Sciences Chemistry Organic Chemistry
579 Multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary
Research fields - Free text
The group works at the chemistry-biology interface. Our current research interests are broadly focused on mechanistic investigations of enzymes and protein cages. Research
highlights over the last year include: 1) the evolution of a highly active and enantiospecific metallo-enzyme from short peptides; 2) rational engineering of a designed protein cage for
siRNA delivery; 3) utilization of an expanded genetic code to capture and characterize a reactive heme-carbenoid in an artificial metalloenzyme; and 4) development of a high-throughput
evolutionary strategy to alter the substrate specificity of nonribosomal peptide synthetases.
4 Publications
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5.1 Patents
What patents did your group apply for in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 21.01.2019
ID Range of Validity Number of application Title Date of Applicant
application
2017-094 European Patent EP18156413.9 Preparation of tertiary alcohols, resolution of 13.02.2018 ETH Zürich
tertiary alcohols and stereoselective deuteration
or tritiation by retroaldolases.
2018-034 European Patent EP18187862.0 POLYPEPTIDES SELF-ASSEMBLING INTO 07.08.2018 ETH Zürich
NANOPARTICLES
5.2 Licences
What patent, software and other licences did your group issue to third parties in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 21.01.2019
No data available
6 Honours and awards
What honours and awards did members of your group receive in the calendar year of 2018?
No data available
7 Bodies and offices
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Markus KnausProject dimensions: Governance – Technical – Engineering
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Governance Technical S/4HANA
management “refine” new technology
- Two rationales - Abolition of - Simple Finance
parallel worlds Universal Journal
- New reserve in accounting
policy
- Replacement - Simple Logistics
Set framework - Budgeting of fund, - New role
all funds introduction Business
PSP elements Warehouse
- Unification of - PI/PO
SAP company
codes - Business Partner
- New reporting
- New server In March 2016, ETH Zurich, as an „early adopter“, was one
- New HANA DB of the first SAP users in Switzerland to switch completely
Lay foundation to the HANA in-memory database technology
- New SAP software 1709
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Governance Technical S/4HANA
management “refine” new technology
- Two rationales - Abolition of - Simple Finance
parallel worlds Universal Journal
- New reserve in accounting
policy
Set - Replacement - Simple Logistics
framework - Budgeting of fund, introduction - New role
all funds PSP elements Business
Warehouse
- Unification of SAP
company codes - PI/PO
- New reporting - Business Partner
- New server
Lay
foundation
- New HANA DB
- New SAP software 1709
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Governance Technical S/4HANA
management “refine” new technology
- Two rationales - Abolition of - Simple Finance
parallel worlds Universal Journal
- New reserve in accounting
policy
Set - Replacement - Simple Logistics
framework - Budgeting of fund, introduction - New role
all funds PSP elements Business
Warehouse
- Unification of SAP
company codes - PI/PO
- New reporting - Business Partner
- Neue
- New Server
server
Lay
- Neue
- New HANA HANA
DB DB
foundation legen
Fundament - Neue
- New SAP SAP Software 1610
software 1709
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Leitzahl:
Description:
Reporting year: 2018
Questionnaire: Professorships
Print date: 24.01.2019
1 Education
1.1 Courses
What courses did members of your group give in the spring and autumn semester of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Number Title Semester Type Lecturer/s Hours Number of
enrolments
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Number Title Semester Type Lecturer/s Hours Number of
enrolments
529-0290-00 Organic Chemistry FS 2018 Seminar 28 8
529-0290-00 Organic Chemistry HS 2018 Seminar 28 7
529-0299-00 Organic Chemistry FS 2018 Colloquium 21 8
529-0299-00 Organic Chemistry HS 2018 Colloquium 21 7
529-0731-00 Nucleic Acids and Carbohydrates HS 2018 Lecture with exercise 42 50
529-0732-00 Proteins and Lipids FS 2018 Lecture with exercise 42 69
529-0733-01 Enzymes HS 2018 Lecture with exercise 42 72
529-0739-10 Biological Chemistry A: Technologies for Directed HS 2018 Practical / laboratory 224 1
Evolution of Enzymes course
1.2 Performance assessments
What performance assessments were members of your group involved in as examiners in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Number Title Semester Session Form Examiner/s Number of PA
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Number Title Semester Session Form Examiner/s Number of PA
529-0020-00S Research Project HS 2017 W18 ungraded semester 1
performance
529-0200-00S Research Project I FS 2018 S18 ungraded semester 2
performance
529-0201-00S Research Project II HS 2017 W18 ungraded semester 1
performance
529-0450-00S Semesterarbeit HS 2017 W18 ungraded semester 2
performance
529-0731-00S Nucleic Acids and Carbohydrates FS 2018 S18 session examination 11
529-0731-00S Nucleic Acids and Carbohydrates HS 2017 W18 session examination 25
529-0732-00S Proteins and Lipids FS 2018 S18 session examination 34
529-0732-00S Proteins and Lipids HS 2017 W18 session examination 2
529-0733-00S Enzymes FS 2018 S18 session examination 6
529-0733-00S Enzymes HS 2017 W18 session examination 32
551-1800-01S Master's Examination HS 2017 W18 graded semester 1
performance
551-1801-00S Research Project I FS 2018 S18 ungraded semester 1
performance
551-1801-01S Research Project II HS 2017 W18 ungraded semester 1
performance
1.3 Completed bachelor and master theses
What bachelor and master theses were supervised and completed by members of your group in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Student no. Student Lecturer Date of decree Programme level
12917563 15.01.2018 MS
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Student no. Student Lecturer Date of decree Programme level
12938874 29.10.2018 MS
13914387 03.09.2018 MS
13915723 04.07.2018 MS
14915292 25.07.2018 BS
BS = Bachelor's programme
MS = Master's programme
MAS = Master of Advanced Studies / Master of Business Administration
1.4 Ongoing doctoral theses
What ongoing doctoral theses did members of your group supervise in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Student no. Doctoral student Supervisor Referent type Promotion date
11915501 Supervisor
11946803 Supervisor
12912622 Supervisor
12947081 Co-examiner
13902887 Co-examiner
14901714 Supervisor
14909626 Supervisor
14911671 Supervisor
14946255 Supervisor
15744188 Supervisor
16900425 Co-examiner
16902058 Co-examiner
17901679 Supervisor
17901968 Supervisor
18903310 Supervisor
8923609 Co-examiner 07.01.2019
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Student no. Doctoral student Supervisor Referent type Promotion date
9920802 Supervisor
9921727 Supervisor
1.5 Completed doctoral theses
What doctoral theses were completed in the calendar year of 2018 and supervised by members of your group?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Student no. Doctoral student Supervisor Referent type Promotion date
10946259 Co-examiner 15.10.2018
11913126 Supervisor 19.03.2018
12910311 Co-examiner 11.06.2018
13901947 Co-examiner 08.01.2018
7906902 Supervisor 11.06.2018
7917941 Supervisor 19.03.2018
7923923 Supervisor 11.06.2018
2 Finance
2.1 Funds
What credits and debits were made to the fund of your group in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
Fund Description Source of financing Balance per Debits Credits Balance per
01.01.2018 31.12.2018
0-10340-97 Basic financing
0-10341-97 Biomolecular Production UNIT, Basic financing
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Fund Description Source of financing Balance per Debits Credits Balance per
01.01.2018 31.12.2018
0-20326-17 ETH- Supplemental financing
0-20387-17 Supplemental financing
2-70337-16 Novartis Third-party resources
2-70399-11 Forschungkonto Third-party resources
2-71523-16 HFSP Fellowship / Third-party resources
2-71982-15 HFSP-Fellowship Third-party resources
2-72382-11 CS Teaching Award Third-party resources
2-73036-16 MC_ Third-party resources
2-73179-18 MC_ Third-party resources
2-73943-17 ERC_ Third-party resources
2-73959-12 ERC_ Third-party resources
2-77125-18 SNF - Ambizione / Third-party resources
2-77218-17 Third-party resources
2-78237-05 Forschungsreserven Third-party resources
2.2 Fourth-party funds
What fourth-party funds did your group receive in the calendar year of 2018?
No data available
3 Research
3.1 Grants
Which grants were active in your group in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
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ID Beneficary Project name Project status Funding institution Funding program/type of Start date End date Contract Currency
contract amount
0-20326-17 Using chemically Laufend ETH Zürich ETH Grants 01.08.2017 31.07.2020 CHF
programmed proximal
ligands to enhance the
catalytic properties of
heme proteins
0-20387-17 A new generation of Laufend ETH Zürich ETH Pioneer Fellows 01.01.2018 30.06.2019 CHF
industrial biocatalysts:
Artificial enzymes for
the stereoselective
synthesis of tertiary
alcohols
2-70337-16 Sponsorship LOC 2013 Laufend Unternehmen Inland Sponsoring 05.12.2013 31.03.2020 CHF
/ Unterfonds zu
2-70617-13
2-71523-16 HFSP Fellowship für Laufend Öffentlicher Förderer Forschungsvertrag 01.05.2016 30.04.2019 CHF
Ausland
2-71982-15 Site-specific Abgeschlosse Öffentlicher Förderer Forschungsvertrag 01.04.2015 31.03.2018 CHF
introduction of n Ausland
N6-methyladenosine
using engineered
snoRNP by directed
evolution; fellowship for
2-72382-11 CS Teaching Award Laufend Unternehmen Inland Schenkung 01.12.2011 30.11.2021 CHF
2-73036-16 Implementation of Abgeschlosse EU Horizons 2020 Excellent Science: MSCA 01.03.2016 28.02.2018 EUR
Enzymatic Activity in a n Individual Fellowship (IF)
Naïve, de novo
Designed Protein
Scaffold by Rational
Design and Laboratory
Evolution
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ID Beneficary Project name Project status Funding institution Funding program/type of Start date End date Contract Currency
contract amount
2-73179-18 directed EVOlution in Laufend EU Horizons 2020 Excellent Science: MSCA 01.10.2018 30.09.2022 EUR
DROPS Innovative Training
Network (ITN)
2-73943-17 Carrier for Cure: Laufend EU Horizons 2020 Excellent Science: ERC 01.11.2017 30.04.2019 EUR
tailored combination Proof of Concept (PoC)
drug delivery solutions
for oncology
2-73959-12 Engineered protein Abgelaufen EU FP 7 Ideas: ERC Advanced 01.03.2013 31.12.2018 EUR
capsids as artificial Grant
bacterial organelles
2-77125-18 Design and Directed Laufend SNF Ambizione 01.11.2018 31.10.2022 CHF
Evolution of
Metal-Dependent
Protein Catalysts for
Non-Natural Chemical
Transformations
2-77218-17 Directed evolution of Laufend SNF Exzellenzbeitrag 01.01.2018 31.12.2020 CHF
enzyme structure and
function
3.2 Collaboration contacts
What institutions did your group work together with in the calendar year of 2018?
ID Country Institution P A B C D E F Contact person at the institution Contact person at ETH Zurich
3,333 US University of Washington - Seattle, WA X X Prof. Prof.
3,340 CH Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH X Profs. , Prof.
Zurich)
25,356 CH Universität Basel X Prof. Prof.
25,357 CH Universität Zürich (UZH) X Prof. Prof.
12,601 LT Vilniaus universitetas (Vilnius University) X X Dr. Prof.
3,339 US University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) X Profs. Prof.
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ID Country Institution P A B C D E F Contact person at the institution Contact person at ETH Zurich
3,332 FR ESPCI ParisTech (Ecole supérieure de Physique et de X X Prof. Prof.
Chimie industrielles de la Ville de Paris)
25,365 NL Universiteit Utrecht (Utrecht University) X Prof. , Prof.
24,798 US Brandeis University - Waltham, MA X Prof. Prof.
24,585 US University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill X Prof. Prof.
P= Private sector
A= Research project
B= Exchange of doctoral students
C= Exchange of bachelor/master students
D= Exchange of scientific staff
E= Cooperation in education
F= Other
3.3 Research fields
In which research fields did your group work in 2018
ID Level 0 Level 1 Level 2
575 Life Sciences Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology General Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
578 Physical Sciences Chemistry Organic Chemistry
579 Multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary
Research fields - Free text
The group works at the chemistry-biology interface. Our current research interests are broadly focused on mechanistic investigations of enzymes and protein cages. Research
highlights over the last year include: 1) the evolution of a highly active and enantiospecific metallo-enzyme from short peptides; 2) rational engineering of a designed protein cage for
siRNA delivery; 3) utilization of an expanded genetic code to capture and characterize a reactive heme-carbenoid in an artificial metalloenzyme; and 4) development of a high-throughput
evolutionary strategy to alter the substrate specificity of nonribosomal peptide synthetases.
4 Publications
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What publications did members of your group release in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 24.01.2019
ID Author/s Title Published in Publication type
20.500.11850/ Speeding up enzyme discovery and engineering Current Opinion in Structural Biology, Volume: Review Article
240907 with ultrahigh-throughput methods. 48, 149-156.
20.500.11850/ Expanding the structural analysis capabilities on Analyst, Volume: 143, 100-105. Journal Article
224849 an Orbitrap-based mass spectrometer for large
macromolecular complexes.
.
20.500.11850/ Nonribosomal biosynthesis of Nature Chemistry, Volume: 10, 282-287. Journal Article
244510 backbone-modified peptides.
20.500.11850/ Diversification of Protein Cage Structure Using Journal of the American Chemical Society, Journal Article
235588 Circularly Permuted Subunits. Volume: 140, 558-561.
20.500.11850/ Substrate Sorting by a Supercharged Journal of the American Chemical Society, Journal Article
239872 Nanoreactor. Volume: 140, 860-863.
20.500.11850/ A Noncanonical Proximal Heme Ligand Affords Journal of the American Chemical Society, Journal Article
242960 an Efficient Peroxidase in a Globin Fold. Volume: 140, 1535-1543.
20.500.11850/ Modular Protein Cages for Size-Selective RNA Journal of the American Chemical Society, Journal Article
235587 Packaging in Vivo. Volume: 140, 566-569.
20.500.11850/ Stereodivergent Evolution of Artificial Enzymes Angewandte Chemie. International Edition, Journal Article
263934 for the Michael Reaction. Volume: 57, 5288-5291.
20.500.11850/ Tailoring lumazine synthase assemblies for Chemical Society Reviews, Volume: 47, Review Article
267605 bionanotechnology. 3543-3557.
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20.500.11850/ Laboratory evolution of virus-like nucleocapsids Proceedings of the National Academy of Journal Article
268447 from nonviral protein cages. Sciences of the United States of America,
Volume: 115, 5432-5437.
20.500.11850/ Directed Evolution of Protein Catalysts. Annual review of biochemistry, Volume: 87, Review Article
273021 131-157.
20.500.11850/ Engineered Metalloenzymes with Chemistry - A European Journal, Volume: 24, Journal Article
284324 Non-Canonical Coordination Environments. 11821-11830.
20.500.11850/ Capture and characterization of a reactive Nature Catalysis, Volume: 1, 578-584. Journal Article
278715 haem–carbenoid complex in an artificial
metalloenzyme.
20.500.11850/ Rational Engineering of a Designed Protein Journal of the American Chemical Society, Journal Article
285531 Cage for siRNA Delivery. Volume: 140, 10439-10442.
20.500.11850/ Cell Penetration, Herbicidal Activity, and Helvetica chimica acta, Volume: 101, Journal Article
302270 in vivo Toxicity of Oligo Arginine Derivatives e1800112.
and of Novel Guanidinium Rich Compounds
Derived from the Biopolymer Cyanophycin.
l
20.500.11850/ Influence of the Membrane Dye R18 and of Chemistry & Biodiversity, Volume: 15, Journal Article
302132 DMSO on Cell Penetration of Guanidinium-Rich e1800302.
Peptides.
20.500.11850/ Evolution of a highly active and enantiospecific Science, Volume: 362, 1285-1288. Journal Article
313190 metalloenzyme from short peptides.
20.500.11850/ Enzyme encapsulation in an engineered Protein Scaffolds Book Chapter
313743 lumazine synthase protein cage.
5 Knowledge and technology transfer
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5.1 Patents
What patents did your group apply for in the calendar year of 2018?
Dating from: 21.01.2019
ID Range of Validity Number of application Title Date of Applicant
application
2017-094 European Patent EP18156413.9 Preparation of tertiary alcohols, resolution of 13.02.2018 ETH Zürich
tertiary alcohols and stereoselective deuteration
or tritiation by retroaldolases.
2018-034 European Patent EP18187862.0 POLYPEPTIDES SELF-ASSEMBLING INTO 07.08.2018 ETH Zürich
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7 Bodies and offices
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