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Locomotion modeling evolves with brain-inspired neural networks

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A team of scientists at EPFL have built a new neural network system that can help understand how animals adapt their movement to changes in their own body and to create more powerful artificial intelligence systems.

Chip lets scientists study biocement formation in real-time

05.12.22NewsResearch

Scientists from EPFL and the University of Lausanne have used a chip that was originally designed for environmental science to study the properties of biocement formation. This material has the potential to replace traditional cement binders in certain civil engineering applications.

Photonics chip allows light amplification

01.12.22NewsResearch

Scientists at EPFL have developed photonic integrated circuits that demonstrated a new principle of light amplification on a silicon chip. It can be employed for optical signals like those used in Lidar, trans-oceanic fiber amplifiers or in data center telecommunications.

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"This is like being in a goldmine."

02.12.22EPFL

Celebrating 20 years of the School of Life Sciences and the School of Computer and Communication Sciences, we talk to alumni about their career paths, memories of EPFL, and ask their advice to current students in a video series called “Where are they now?”

Prof. Fernando Porté-Agel is doing a minature wind turbine demonstration.© Alain Herzog

“Fluid mechanics is a fascinating field because it's very visual”

01.12.22Education

EPFL professor Fernando Porté-Agel has won the ENAC Polysphère Award for the second time in under a decade. He uses concrete examples and novel teaching methods to make fluid mechanics a fun, interactive topic to study.

Giovanni De Micheli © Giovanni De Micheli / EPFL 2022

"Computing is like potato chips – there's never enough!"

29.11.22EPFL

EPFL’s Professor Giovanni De Micheli was recently recognized for his strong impact on the electronic system design industry, and he sees another decade of rapid design innovation ahead.

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Un dessin d'une femme marchant sur des tuiles posées sur une mer de requins © Elyn — Un dessin d’une femme marchant sur des tuiles posées sur une mer de requins © Elyn

Femtech, taboo-breaking innovations

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Femtech is a term used to describe technologies and applications that focus on women’s health. While this new market offers immense growth potential, taboos around sexuality, periods and menopause continue to hamper progress.

EPFL’s Highly Cited Resarchers in 2022

Eleven EPFL resarchers are among the most highly cited scientists in 2022.

Campus Energy

Initial energy-saving measures EPFL is taking to cope with the uncertainty arising from the energy crisis.

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EPFL Catering commits to reduce food waste

The Catering and Shops Unit (RESCO) has teamed up with several partners to prevent food from ending up in the bin.

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Cosmos Archaeology: Explorations in Time and Space

Turning data into sound and images, Cosmos Archaeology: Explorations in Time and Space embraces the scientific, artistic and human dimensions of space to transform the impenetrable abstractions of astrophysics into sensory…

16-09-202205-02-2023

With: Curated by Professor Sarah Kenderdine, Laboratory for Experimental Museology (eM+) and Professor Jean-Paul Kneib, Laboratory of Astrophysics (LASTRO).
Place and room: ART B0 110
Category: Exhibitions