Capturing carbon where it is produced

Engineers from EPFL's School of Engineering propose a system-wide integration solution for carbon capturing and mineralisation in the cement production, steel manufacturing, and waste incineration sectors.

Making AI work for everyone

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.

STUDENT PROJECTS

“I jumped at the chance to combine my convictions with my research”

Bénédicte Lunven just finished her bacherlor’s degree and already has a foot in the sustainable economy door.

New biosensor detects sepsis in newborns

The Neosens project proposes a sepsis detection system for newborn babies in low- and middle-income countries, while MossStandard is developing a prototype of air purifier based on plant moss.

Robotic dog runs (almost) entirely on its own

For his Master’s project at EPFL, Mickaël Achkar compiled data on the movements of dogs to develop a robotic version of the animal that, once set in motion, can run without assistance or motors.