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Time to get social: tracking animals with deep learning

Published:22.04.22 — Researchers at EPFL have made strides in computer-aided animal tracking by expanding their software, DeepLabCut, to offer high-performance tracking of multiple animals in videos.

Targeting “anti-tumor” genes to provide better treatment for leukemia

Published:21.04.22 — EPFL scientists discuss the possibility of offering personalized treatment for chronic lymphocytic leukemia by regulating the expression of a gene known for its “anti-tumorous” properties.

Summer in the Lab: bridging research and education

Published:04.04.22 — How can EPFL students get a practical and deep understanding of their field of studies? How can we strengthen synergies between education and research? The Summer in the Lab internship program represents the School’s first official framework to address these challenges beyond the academic calendar.

From cell fat to cell fate

Published:15.04.22 — A cell’s production of fat molecules can be a key factor in determining what that cell will become, show scientists at EPFL.

How to compete with robots

Published:14.04.22 — Swiss roboticists and economists from EPFL and University of Lausanne developed a method for estimating the probability of jobs being automated by future intelligent robots and suggesting career transitions with lower risks and minimal retraining effort.

A design class that gives students free rein

Published:13.04.22 — The class, which is part of the Master of Science in Microengineering program, lets students experience the design process from start to finish.

Solar nanowire-nanotube filter offers easy access to clean water

Published:12.04.22 — Scientists at EPFL have developed a highly efficient water purification filter that uses only solar power. The prototype can supply clean drinking water even at remote places to small populations and can be easily scaled-up.