Events

Check out upcoming campus events or find out how to organise a conference, seminar or even a cultural event.

Portes Ouvertes

L’EPFL ouvrira à nouveau ses portes à un public nombreux et de tous les âges. L’occasion pour des milliers de visiteurs de découvrir les arcanes de notre École au travers d’événements, animations, rencontres,…

29-04-202330-04-2023

Place and room: Campus EPFL Lausanne
Category: Cultural events

Final of the competition "My Thesis in 180 seconds"

30-03-202330-03-2023

With: MT180 Finalists
Place and room: Forum RLC
Category: Public Science Events

Entre deux Infinis : à la découverte des plus grands mystères de l’Univers

03-04-202303-04-2023

With: Gianfranco Bertone
Place and room: Forum Rolex
Category: Conferences – Seminars

Sympoiesis, Arts of practice in the ecological city / ARCHIZOOM

28-02-202315-05-2023

With: UR, Gaetan Brunet, Chloé Valadié
Place and room: Archizoom
Category: Exhibitions

Lighten Up! On Biology and Time

24-03-202330-07-2023

Place and room: EPFL Pavilions
Category: Exhibitions

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Honor to EPFL students and staff! A series of events is particularly aimed at them.

Art and the power of daylight

Published:24.03.23 — Opening today, the new exhibition of EPFL Pavilions “Lighten Up! On Biology and Time” uses the lens of art to explore the connection of living organisms with the natural cycle of light and dark. Nineteen installations highlight the urgency of reconnecting to the outdoor environment and remind us of the importance of regular light exposure.

Art exhibition showcases the importance of light hygiene

Published:24.03.23 — Lighten Up! On Biology and Time is a new EPFL Pavilions exhibition that uses the lens of art to explore how living organisms are connected to natural daylight cycles. One of its curators is ENAC professor Marilyne Andersen, who is also an artist in the show for which she created an installation – Circa Diem – based on her research at EPFL.

“My musical background helps with my productivity and focus”

Published:06.02.23 — Laure Menin, a chemist by training, heads up EPFL’s Mass Spectrometry and Elemental Analysis Platform (MSEAP), within the Institute of Chemical Sciences and Engineering. She comes from a family of musicians and is piano virtuoso, having learned the instrument when she was 5 years old. She won the Lavaux Classic piano competition in October 2022.