No images? Click here January 2021 NEWS Proteins à la carte expand beyond Nature's repertoire School of Engineering’s scientists have developed a new computational method to design artificial proteins with functions that are not found in nature. New synthetic molecule can kill the flu virus EPFL scientists have developed a synthetic molecule capable of killing the virus that causes influenza. They hope their discovery will lead to an effective drug treatment. The first endovascular technology that can explore capillariesEPFL scientists have invented a technique to navigate electronic devices that are smaller than human hair inside blood vessels and reach arterioles. The next step will be conducting in vivo tests. Digipredict digital twin will predict the evolution of Covid-19 Under a cross-disciplinary program spearheaded by EPFL, scientists will develop an AI-based system that can predict whether Covid-19 patients will develop severe cardiovascular complications and, in the longer term, detect the likely onset of inflammatory disease. Making industrial robots smarter and more versatile EPFL spin-off Aica has developed AI-based software that makes industrial robots easier to program and more capable of adapting. The software is designed in a modular format so that operators can build a customized application based on their needs. Aica’s advancement expands the range of tasks that robots can perform while cutting implementation costs. Read more about the School of Engineering Read all the news from the School of Engineering and learn more about the eSeed initiative, the nomination of Luc Thévenaz's research on signal amplification in hollow core optical fibres as one of the year's major advances in optics, the Norbert Wiener 2020 Award received by Ali H. Sayed, and much more... EVENTS Events at the School of Engineering EPFL School of Engineering have many online and onsite conferences and seminars in a wide range of topics. Have a look at our calendar to be informed about the upcoming events. Drops: A tool to introduce microstructures and functionalities to soft materialsPlace and time: Cancer Genomics: from 3D chromatin structures to new therapeutic targetsPlace and time: IN THE MEDIA Interesting Engineering New Atlas FOLLOW US You can access the previous versions of our newsletter here! |