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Parkinson's disease: wearable sensors to track symptoms

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EPFL scientists have developed algorithms that, combined with wearable sensors, could help clinicians to monitor the progression of Parkinson’s disease and assess the effects of medications commonly used by people with this neurodegenerative disorder.

"Watt is Art" Exhibition at EPFL Pavilion A

12.04.21NewsEPFL community

Solar panels and Art in the same sentence? Art blended into our day-to-day objects like solar panels, a collaboration between artists and scientists, Watt is Art is a glimpse into what is possible in the realm of future architecture and building design. The exhibition will be displayed at EPFL Pavilions until April 25th.

Are Chinese politics a threat to the patent system?

09.04.21NewsEPFL

EPFL researchers show that foreign companies are less likely to have their patent applications granted in China than their Chinese counterparts. This discrimination occurs in technologies of strategic importance to the Chinese government: the telecommunication and biotech industries.

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"Having freedom in your research process keeps you motivated"

31.03.21EPFL

Alexis Marchal joined the the doctoral program at EPFL in 2016 to pursue his studies and obtain his doctorate in Finance. He tells us about his experience so far.

Jan Pacześny, Marcin' great-grandfather, surrounded by his students, at Wywłoczka, around 1938. © DR

Marcin Kroczak retraces the steps of his ancestor, exiled to Siberia

15.03.21EPFL

This summer, Marcin Kroczak – a first-year EPFL student of Polish origin, majoring in communication systems – hopes to embark on an “extraordinary journey.”

Marijn van der Meer, présidente de Polyquity © Alain Herzog / 2021 EPFL

“We are women, we're here to stay and we matter”

10.03.21EPFL

Marijn van der Meer, who heads up the Polyquity student commission at EPFL, battles sexism on a daily basis. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, she sat down to talk about her life as a feminist activist and EPFL student.

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Urs Fischer's — Urs Fischer’s “Maybe, 2019” Permission de l’artiste. © image EPFL Pavilions photo: Alain Herzog

Contemplate the nature of robotics at EPFL Pavilions

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EPFL Pavilions re-opens its exhibition Nature of Robotics which offers perspective on robotics in a human and organic environment.

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Nature of Robotics: An Expanded Field

Under its new banner “EPFL Pavilions”, ArtLab is devoting its winter programme to the theme of robotics to instigate a thought process on the emerging perspectives and scenarios of this rapidly expanding field. Nature…

02-03-202125-04-2021

With: EPFL: Prof. Auke Ijspeert’s Biorobotics Laboratory (BioRob), Prof. Herbert Shea’s Soft Transducers Laboratory (LMTS), Prof. Selman Sakar’s MicroBioRobotic Systems (MICROBS) Laboratory, Prof Jamie Paik’s Reconfigurable Robotics Laboratory (RRL). Artistes: Haseeb Ahmed, Claudia Comte, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Agnes Denes, Melissa Dubbin & Aaron S. Davidson, Urs Fischer, Basim Magdy, Jürg Lehni, Adrien Missika, Katja Novitskova, Trevor Paglen, Léa Pereyre & PATHOS, Jean Tinguely et Suzanne Treister
Place and room: EPFL pavilions
Category: Exhibitions