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On a quest for new particles
Teaching
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Physicist Lesya Shchutska, EPFL professor and winner of the Swiss Science Prize Latsis 2023, is paving the way for the discovery of new particles.
Analog & digital: best of both worlds in one energy-efficient system
Research
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The fusion of 2D semiconductors and ferroelectric materials could lead to joint digital and analog information processing, with significant improvement in energy consumption, electronic device performance, and lead to novel functionalities.
EPFL team discover thousands of new transformable knots
Research
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Leveraging results from knot theory and using physical simulation, researchers in the School of Computer and Communication Sciences (IC) have created a data set of thousands of different elastic knots that can be used in the design of new structures.
Peering into Nanofluidic Mysteries One Photon at a Time
Research
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EPFL and University of Manchester researchers unlock secrets of nanofluidics using a 2D material and light.
Neighbors can influence your decision to buy solar panels
Research
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An EPFL study carried out in Vaud Canton has shed light on the factors that can prompt people to buy solar panels. It found that having neighbors with solar panels plays a significant role, alongside more well-known influences, such as our social circle.
Making AI work for everyone
Research
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Platforms like ChatGPT are already changing the world. From healthcare to the arts and the way we work, how we can ensure AI and Machine Learning benefit all of society? World renowned experts have gathered at EPFL today to explore this topic.
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