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Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, EPFL
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Transport - Economics - 26.09.2018
Smart transportation systems need smart governance
Two EPFL researchers have just published a book highlighting the need for cities to adopt adequate governance mechanisms for their transportation systems.
Astronomy & Space - Computer Science - 19.09.2018

The Affinity Map showing cross-laboratory collaboration among faculty at EPFL's School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC) is now available to the general public. One of its creators will soon be heading off to MIT on a grant to expand his idea to a global scale. Scientists around the world are excited about the new possibilities being offered by advanced data collection and processing methods.
Event - 18.09.2018

Event - 12.09.2018

Materials Science - 10.09.2018

Pharmacology - Life Sciences - 07.09.2018
Using biosensors to deliver personalized doses of antibiotics
A team of eight EPFL students won the technical prize in the SensUs international competition, designing a portable biosensor that can measure the amount of vancomycin in a patient's blood stream, enabling doctors to better control the dosage and reduce harmful side effects.
Transport - 06.09.2018

A team of EPFL students will take part in the Swiss Train Challenge this Friday. The goal is to set foot in each of Switzerland's 26 cantons in less than 24 hours - relying solely on the country's public transport network.
Innovation - Career - 05.09.2018

Microtechnics - Event - 03.09.2018

Innovation - 29.08.2018

Innovation - Health - 29.08.2018

Environment - Earth Sciences - 28.08.2018
A 60-day trip around Greenland to measure climate change
In the summer of 2019, the GreenLAnd Circumnavigation Expedition (GLACE) will make its way around the island of Greenland.
Health - Environment - 27.08.2018

EPFL scientists have deciphered mechanisms that help the cholera bacterium to survive grazing predators in aquatic environments. The cholera-causing bacterium, Vibrio cholerae , is commonly found in aquatic environments, such as oceans, ponds, and rivers. There, the bacterium has evolved formidable skills to ensure its survival, growth, and occasional transmission to humans, especially in endemic areas of the globe.
Architecture & Buildings - 27.08.2018

EPFL's Modern Architecture Archives Department (ACM) presents an exhibition illustrating the key role that the Lake Geneva region played in the development of modern architecture in the 20 th century.
Computer Science - 22.08.2018
Blurring the lines between virtual and reality
Summer series - EPFL computer science student Hugo Hueber has developed a virtual reality game that can be used in any environment, allowing for the same level of interaction with virtual 3D objects as with a real table, for example.
Environment - Materials Science - 21.08.2018

Huge systems of rotating water masses - called gyres - form in oceans and large lakes. Two EPFL laboratories, working with the University of California, Davis, are using an underwater glider to explore one such gyre in Lake Geneva and learn more about how it affects the three-dimensional structure of the aquatic ecosystem.
Microtechnics - Event - 20.08.2018

Environment - Earth Sciences - 16.08.2018

Annelen Kahl, a post-doc in environmental sciences and engineering at EPFL, will oversee a group of four EPFL students during a three-week stint at a high-tech research station on a Siberian island.
Life Sciences - Environment - 25.07.2018
Scientists set out to explore microbial life in glacier streams
EPFL scientists will spend at least the next four years studying some of the world's biggest glacier-fed streams.
Innovation - 23.07.2018

Administration - Environment - 20.07.2018

The Network of Excellence in Engineering Sciences of the French-speaking Community (RESCIF), which was created at EPFL in 2011, will now be chaired by the Institut National Polytechnique Félix Houphouët-Boigny in Yamoussoukro, Côte d'Ivoire.
Innovation - 19.07.2018

Veterinary - 18.07.2018

The EPFLoop team is in the United States where, on Sunday, it will take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition being organized by the founder of SpaceX.
Computer Science - Innovation - 12.07.2018
Artificial intelligence helps design an ultra-aerodynamic bike
Thanks to software developed by Neural Concept, an EPFL spin-off, bicycle engineers can quickly calculate the most aerodynamic shape for a bike. The software - which is being presented in Stockholm today at the International Conference on Machine Learning - applies artificial intelligence to a set of user-defined specifications.
Environment - 11.07.2018
Arctic bound to take micropollutant samples
This summer Joëlle Perreten, who has just completed her Bachelor's degree at EPFL, will collect permafrost samples in the Arctic as part of the Swiss Arctic Project.
Environment - Innovation - 09.07.2018
The mushroom that works like a green 3D printer
Student project series (1) - A team of environmental engineering and architecture students at EPFL has discovered a way to grow a biodegradable material from mycelium and sawdust.
Innovation - 06.07.2018

LakeDiamond, an EPFL spin-off that produces and customizes ultra-pure diamonds for industrial use, is launching an initial coin offering (ICO) today.
History & Archeology - Innovation - 05.07.2018

Béla Kapossy is the new director of EPFL's College of Humanities. He will take up his duties on 1 August.
Computer Science - Innovation - 29.06.2018
EPFL uses blockchain technology to secure e-voting systems
An e-voting system based on blockchain technology has just been tested at EPFL. The system serves as a digital guarantee, ensuring that competing sides have faith in the voting process. This open-source technology will soon be available on the Center for Digital Trust's software platform. E-voting is becoming increasingly popular both in Switzerland and further afield.
Health - Innovation - 27.06.2018
Center for Artificial Muscles inaugurated this morning in Neuchâtel
Astronomy & Space - Event - 18.06.2018
An EPFL-designed rocket competes in the United States
Politics - Administration - 13.06.2018

Doris Leuthard, head of Switzerland's Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications, takes a hands-on approach.
Innovation - Environment - 11.06.2018

Materials Science - 08.06.2018
Recycling quartz from mining waste
Innovation - Earth Sciences - 04.06.2018

EPFL start-up Picterra has devised a smart system that allows users to analyze drone or satellite images of a given territory: in a few clicks, they can extract information, statistics and representations of changes that have taken place in the area.
Health - Innovation - 28.05.2018
EPFL projects make it past the first round to becoming FET Flagships
Two projects coordinated by EPFL - the Time Machine and Health EU - have made it into the second round of the selection process to become FET Flagships.
Life Sciences - Health - 17.05.2018
Blocking two enzymes could make cancer cells mortal
EPFL scientists have identified two enzymes that protect chromosomes from oxidative damage and shortening.
Innovation - 16.05.2018

A new cutting-edge streaming service, Sofy.tv, offers short-film makers a free and secure platform for showcasing their work.
Career - Administration - 15.05.2018
With EPFL's support, Croatia wants to hold onto talented researchers
Linguistics & Literature - Music - 11.05.2018

Health - Innovation - 09.05.2018
Smart Move, an academic network for sports
Art & Design - 04.05.2018
Discovering the essence of Le Corbusier in his apartment-studio
How should an iconic piece of modern architecture be restored? Two EPFL researchers took up this challenge, tracing the history of Le Corbusier's apartment-studio in Paris.
Innovation - 02.05.2018
The 3rd Isabelle Musy Award goes to a 3D concrete printing startup
Innovation - 02.05.2018

Event - Art & Design - 27.04.2018

The exhibition Kung Fu Motion: The Living Archive opens tomorrow, on Saturday April 28. It accompanies the integration of ArtLab into EPFL's College of Humanities and kicks off a stimulating series of fresh programs at the intersections of art/science.
Environment - Event - 26.04.2018

Environment - Health - 23.04.2018
Frequent walking: from personal health to sustainable mobility
For his thesis, Derek Christie studied people who walk outdoors for more than one hour per day. Little research has been done into these frequent walkers, who could nevertheless help to shape public policies on mobility.
Computer Science - Innovation - 18.04.2018
A little fold-up joystick brings haptics to portable devices
Innovation - Event - 17.04.2018
FORWARD Forum: a unique gathering in support of innovation in SMEs
EPFL, PME Magazine and Le Temps are hosting a new type of forum aimed at supporting innovation in Swiss small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).
Health - Life Sciences - 12.04.2018

Researchers from Campus Biotech were invited to develop joint projects with partner research institutes and bid for funding from the Bertarelli Foundation.
Pharmacology - Mar 19
GSK, University of Oxford and Imperial College London launch centre to create computer models of lungs, liver, kidneys and cartilage
GSK, University of Oxford and Imperial College London launch centre to create computer models of lungs, liver, kidneys and cartilage

Innovation - Mar 19
India's new wave of Hindu Religious Entrepreneurship is reshaping our interpretation of success
India's new wave of Hindu Religious Entrepreneurship is reshaping our interpretation of success
Veterinary - Mar 19
New RVC study challenges common beliefs on desirable behaviours in designer 'Doodle' crossbreeds
New RVC study challenges common beliefs on desirable behaviours in designer 'Doodle' crossbreeds

Agronomy & Food Science - Mar 19
Bird Flu Risk to Danish Cattle - New Tool Can Warn Farmers Before Infection Spreads
Bird Flu Risk to Danish Cattle - New Tool Can Warn Farmers Before Infection Spreads
Chemistry - Mar 19
Leipzig University and Center for the Transformation of Chemistry conclude collaboration agreement
Leipzig University and Center for the Transformation of Chemistry conclude collaboration agreement

Psychology - Mar 19
Analysis: Trying your best in a second language? Here's why native speakers seem so rude
Analysis: Trying your best in a second language? Here's why native speakers seem so rude
Computer Science - Mar 18
SDU is part of global initiative to bring mathematical certainty to modern computing and artificial intelligence
SDU is part of global initiative to bring mathematical certainty to modern computing and artificial intelligence







