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Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL. Six women EPFL alumnae will take to the podium on 8 March to discuss the main challenges in hydraulic engineering, as part of an event commemorating 90 years of hydraulics research in Lausanne. We spoke with event organizer Anton Schleiss, a civil engineering professor at EPFL.