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Lightweight, ultra-connected seaborne containers
The composite containers developed by AELER, an EPFL startup, deliver better performance across the board: they’re stronger, have a bigger payload, are better insulated, allow for enhanced tracking and can help cut carbon emissions. More than 60 of the containers are currently crossing oceans around the world, and the firm hopes to grow this number substantially starting next year.
Kazuhiro Morimoto: “rising star” of nanoscience
Imaging systems are central to a growing body of technology, spanning everything from driverless vehicles to virtual and augmented reality, navigation systems, and more. As part of his PhD research at EPFL’s Advanced Quantum Architecture (AQUA) Laboratory, Morimoto worked on a device that, in 2020, gained critical acclaim as a major advance in 3D-imaging technology.
Time-reversal methods can make power transformers more reliable Engineers at EPFL’s Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory have developed a revolutionary method for detecting and locating partial discharges, which disrupt the functioning of power transformers.
A new advanced manufacturing center opens up in Neuchâtel The manufacturing industry is going through a period of profound change, driven in part by the advent of 3D printing and other advanced technologies. In order to support Swiss industry at this critical juncture, EPFL and CSEM have joined forces to create the Micromanufacturing Science & Engineering Center (M2C), a new focal point for pure research, technology transfer and everything in between.Read more about the School of Engineering Read all the news from the School of Engineering and learn more the nominations at the School, about Juergen Brugger who received the MNE Fellow Award 2022, about Pedro Reis who received the PolySphere teaching award, and much more... Summer Series
Managing variety in MRI scans can lead to better stroke diagnoses 
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