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Analog & digital: best of both worlds in one energy-efficient system
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. Published in Nature Electronics.
“Being a good prof' means sincerely wanting your students to learn”
Teaching is part of her job, but Vasiliki Tileli doesn’t view herself as a full-time teacher. That didn’t stop her from completely revamping her lectures in response to negative student feedback – and winning the 2022 best teacher award for the materials science and engineering section.
Enhancing AI robustness for more secure and reliable systems Researchers at EPFL have uncovered a fundamental flaw in the training of machine learning systems and elaborated a new formulation for strengthening them against adversarial attacks.
Making a femtosecond laser out of glass School of Engineering scientists show that it is possible to make a femtosecond laser that fits in the palm of one’s hand using a glass substrate.
Swiss Robotics Day Is Approaching Swiss Robotics Day is the flagship event of the year for the Swiss Robotics Ecosystem, bringing together the best of Swiss robotics across industry, startups, universities, research labs, nonprofits, and government.
Read more about the School of Engineering Read all the news from the School of Engineering and learn more about Professor David Atienza's interview with ACM, and Dimitris Kiritsis, Professor Emeritus of Information and Telecommunication Technology for Sustainable Manufacturing, and much more... |
IN THE MEDIA Un laser femtoseconde en verre qui tient dans le creux de la main Dominique Perrault Architecture Wins Competition to Reimagine EPFL’s Lausanne Campus in Switzerland Fusion nucléaire: le tokamak de l'EPFL fête ses 30 ans 
EVENTS 04.10.2023 |
