nn n 14.03.23 – Researchers at EPFL and KAIST have developed a new AI model that significantly improves the understanding of metal-organic frameworks, promising materials for hydrogen storage and other applications.n How does an iPhone predict the next word you’re … Continue reading →
nn n 03.03.23 – LIMNO researchers have demonstrated that photoelectrochemical CO2 reduction occurs with high selectivity at a direct CuInGaS2/electrolyte junction when the electrolyte conditions are correctly tuned. n Photoelectrochemical (PEC) CO2 reduction has received considerable attention given the inherent sustainability … Continue reading →
nn n 02.03.23 – Dr. Alice Cortinovis (ANCHP) was awarded the SWICCOMAS prize 2023 for her thesis on Fast deterministic and randomized algorithms for low-rank approximation, matrix functions, and trace estimation.n Dr. Alice Cortinovis, a former PhD of Professor Daniel … Continue reading →
nn n 28.02.23 – The Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) awarded six “SNSF Consolidator Grants” to EPFL researchers. This transitional measure replaces the ERC Consolidator Grants.n The Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) awarded six “SNSF Consolidator Grants” to EPFL researchers. … Continue reading →
nn n 23.02.23 – It brought together an audience from all over Europe, Switzerland and the United States. The great success of the course organized this February by five research scientists from the Swiss Plasma Center of EPFL, confirms the … Continue reading →
nn n 20.02.23 – The Laboratory of Molecular Nanodynamics is developing a cryo-electron microscopy method to observe moving proteins. The researchers, led by Ulrich Lorenz, received recently a Consolidator Grant from the SNSF with the aim of improving their method … Continue reading →
nn n 20.02.23 – Nicolas Grandjean, who won the PolySphère award for best teacher in EPFL’s School of Basic Sciences as well as the PolySphère d’Or for best teacher overall, has a unique approach to teaching physics.n Each year, EPFL … Continue reading →
nn n 14.02.23 – EPFL mathematicians, in collaboration with Purdue University, have settled a 30-year-old question about spheres and 4-dimensional spaces. The results bring new light to the “Euler Class,” one of the most powerful tools to understand complicated spaces.n … Continue reading →
nn n 14.02.23 – EPFL mathematicians, in collaboration with Purdue University, have settled a 30-year-old question about spheres and 4-dimensional spaces. The results bring new light to the “Euler Class,” one of the most powerful tools to understand complicated spaces.n … Continue reading →
nn n 09.02.23 – We are pleased to announce that we are offering a Master’s course in chemistry/chemical engineering together with Professor Kumar Agrawal (EPFL Valais Wallis): ‘Characterization and benchmarking of transport properties two-dimensional membranes for dissolved gas extraction in … Continue reading →