College of Humanities

Frankentext: workshop brings together six Italian writers with AI

Published:02.07.25 — In May 2025, Italian writer Caterina Serra brought a group of Italian writers to EPFL for a weeklong workshop that aimed at creating a literary work using generative AI.

The Panorama of the Battle of Murten becomes an immersive experience

Published:22.06.25 — To mark the anniversary of the Battle of Murten (Morat, canton of Fribourg) on June 22, 1476, EPFL and its partners are launching a website that offers the general public an immersive experience of its panorama. A platform makes primary sources available to scientists and allows them to participate collaboratively.

“In these controversial times, how should we deal with truth?”

Published:21.05.25 — Oleksandr Sushynskyi is a Ukrainian researcher, art historian, and theorist in 20th century art. He was invited to conduct his research at EPFL’s Laboratory of Experimental Museology (eM+) in 2022 as part of the Scholars At Risk (SAR) program. His research focuses on blurring the boundary between truth and fake.