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EPFL Bioengineering Day 2016, Campus Biotech Geneva. september 28, 2016
150 chercheurs ont troqué le papier contre les cahiers électroniques, le 5 décembre 2016
Delivery of the Masters in Life Science
Section des Sciences de la vie
“Fruit flies are a major source of inspiration in robotics” Pavan Ramdya
From cell fat to cell fate
MRI helps unravel the mysteries of sleep
A second lease on life for laboratory rats
Brain ‘noise' keeps nerve connections young
Two EPFL researchers win the 2015 Leenaards award, March 27, 2015
NeuroMechFly: a digital twin of Drosophila
Life Sciences
Bioengineering Day 2018
Deconfinement protocol Laboratory of Cell and Membrane Biology
Standardizing organoid growth through controlled guidance systems
Summer Serie, Managing variety in MRI scans can lead to better stroke diagnoses
Life Sciences
Deep Artificial Composer 06.07.2017
BIOENGINEERING DAY 2019
New implant offers promise for the paralyzed
“I try to combine US and European teaching styles” Anne-Florence Bitbol
Andrea Ablasser wins the Leenaards Foundation's 2020 Science Prize
New biosensor detects sepsis in newborns
Overcoming long-term trauma can be facilitated
Symposium IOOCS17, May 2, 2017
Delivery of the Masters in Life Science
Sustainable, Life Sciences
“It's about enabling research of the future.” Aleksandar Antanasijevic
EPFL professors
openfood.ch, november 22, 2016
“Whenever I approach someone, it's like, 'Sure, we can do this.'” Milena Schuhmacher
Gut microbiome serves as a “second brain” regulating our bodies
Master 2023
“There was one field of biology that I hated: embryology” Denis Duboule
“If I see a chance, I take it.” Wouter Karthaus
Life Science
EPFL Bioengineering Day 2017
COVID-19 Guess Lecture by Professor Marcel Salathé
Life Sciences (SV), october 3, 2105
“We teach mice to play video games!” James Priestley
“Being in a technical school gives us many opportunities”
A window into the fruit fly's nervous system
Research and Tech Transfer
“Scientists can never make statements with 100% certainty” Jacques Fellay
EPFL LATSIS SYMPOSIUM 2024 on Smart Microscopy
Cognitive strategies to augment the body with an extra robotic arm
Hackuarium
Sections Informatique et systèmes de Communication
“We might 'turn a knob' but we can't predict what will happen” Markus Jeschek
Symposium Frontiers in Metabolism
“I didn't write my presentation so that I would sound more natural" Sophie Rivara
VRTIGO
International Organ-on-chip symposium IOOCS17, May 02 and 3, 2017
Symposium 1OOCS17,, May 3, 2017
Un meilleur choix de contraceptifs peut prévenir le cancer du sein
Life Sciences (SV), october 1, 2016
EPFL BioE DAY 2022
Using biosensors to deliver personalized doses of antibiotics
“Teaching is really challenging because every student is unique" Kenza Rhachi
LiftPose3D: Turning 2D images into 3D models
Pomegranate finally reveals its powerful anti-aging secret, july 11, 2016
Delivery of the Masters in Life Science 2025
SV 20 year Garden Party
New blood test measures immunity against SARS-CoV-2
EPFL CIS NeurIPS 2022 Regional Post-Event
Spring clean your data to simplify your life and help the environment
"Is the World Ready for Another Pandemic?" - Fireside Chat with Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO
New technique reveals limb control in flies – and maybe robots
Virtual reality helps measure vulnerability to stress
Portrait Gallery
Unexpected immune response may hold key to long-term cancer remission