EPFL Help and supportcurrent initiatives Pro-Palestinian movement at EPFLupdate Latest news Membrane protein analogues could accelerate drug discoveryNewsResearchRead moresur Tech Transfer.EPFL researchers have created a deep learning pipeline for designing soluble analogues of key protein structures used in pharmaceutical development, sidestepping the prohibitive cost of extracting these proteins from cell membranes.Scientists reveal why some people with the flu may be more contagious26.06.24NewsResearchEPFL scientists have discovered that in indoor spaces, droplets containing the flu virus will remain infectious for longer when they also contain certain types of bacteria found in our respiratory tract. This finding provides important insight into how respiratory infections are transmitted and can enhance estimates of exposure risk.Introducing the young people of Valais to science26.06.24NewsEPFL“Les sciences, ça m’intéresse,” a science outreach program aimed at young people aged 7 to 16 years, is now available in Valais. The initiative uses fun, hands-on activities to inspire interest in science and technology. The program’s expansion was made possible thanks to the support of UBS and a partnership between EPFL’s Science Outreach Department, the EPFL Valais Wallis campus and the Canton of Valais.All news Profiles “Hardly a day goes by that I don't build something”27.06.24EPFL communityOver two decades ago, Stéphane Clerc started getting involved in the technical work behind some high-profile projects involving EPFL – including Alinghi and Solar Impulse. For the past six years, he’s been drawing on that experience as a coach at EPFL’s SKIL workshops.“We publish validated scientific knowledge for all readers”25.06.24EPFL communityLucas Giossi heads the PPUR Foundation – the scientific publishing house and university press for French-speaking Switzerland. PPUR, which is based at EPFL, has been increasingly successful on Giossi’s watch and now publishes a number of imprints.“We'll learn to adopt AI-driven technology in our daily lives”21.06.24EPFLSilvia Quarteroni, an EPFL Master’s graduate in computer science, is the chief transformation officer and head of innovation at the Swiss Data Science Center of EPFL and ETH Zurich. She’s an expert in artificial intelligence and spoke with us about the heightened visibility her field is now getting, as well as the challenges that lie ahead. View all profile articles Highlights Magazine Seeing the invisible Annual Report Dossier: Thale cress, the unassuming weed that’s lighting up science EPFL Memento Projets de Master / EPFL ArchitectureProjets de Master Exhibition and reviews The 2024 Master Projects Exhibition illuminates the collective dynamics that enrich individual creation. While each student faces numerous choices that demand significant…10-07-202427-07-2024Category: ExhibitionsWater Designs: l'eau dessine la ville / ARCHIZOOM14-06-202428-10-2024With: HRC, Habitat Research CenterPlace and room: ArchizoomCategory: ExhibitionsSign up to "Coming Soon to EPFL" : the newsletter of EPFL's events01-07-202401-09-2024Category: Conferences – SeminarsFuture of Health Grant Annual Conference27-08-202427-08-2024Place and room: RLC E1 240Category: Conferences – SeminarsCampus Lecture: Daniel Huttenlocher04-10-202404-10-2024With: Daniel Huttenlocher Doyen, MIT Schwarzman College of ComputingPlace and room: Forum RolexCategory: Conferences – SeminarsSee all events Vue aérienne de l’EPFL © Jamani Caillet / EPFL, 2022 About Explore further Located in Switzerland, EPFL is one of Europe’s most vibrant and cosmopolitan science and technology institutions.