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Sciences et Technologies to progress toward miniaturization

 

Microengineering is the art and science of creating, designing, integrating and manufacturing miniature components, instruments and systems.

The main characteristic of this domain is its multidisciplinary nature ; a microengineering system integrates electronic and mechanical elements with computational, chemical and optical elements, as well as with various materials. Furthermore, a device's manufacturing aspects are as important to microengineering as it function.

The master programme in Microengineering at EPFL with its five orientations in Robotics and Autonomous systems, Production techniques, Biomedical Micro-engineering, Applied Photonics and Micro- and Nano-systems offers a unique education, and opens a wide range of career opportunities for young engineers. If you have an interest in technology, a scientifically oriented mind with an aptitude for synthesis, if you are practical and creative, wish to have a global vision of modern technology, and like to make decisions, then you will find Microengineering an exciting challenge offering many opportunities to develop and exploit your potential. 

The master in Microengineering at EPFL is an ideal training towards innovative applications in highly attractive sectors, e.g. portable communication devices, biomedical devices, and the watch industry.


SwissCube   SwissCube launched successfully from India at 8h21 on the 23rd September. It is the first Swiss satellite and was entirely designed by students in a project run by the Space Center, in collaboration with several Swiss academic partners.

Prof. Hans Peter Herzig   Prof. Hans Peter Herzig, who will join the EPFL and the School of Engineering in January 2009 as part of the integration of the IMT Neuchâtel, has been elected President of the European Optical Society.

Prof. Dario Floreano   Prof. Dario Floreano has published a book with the MIT Press: Bio-Inspired Artificial Intelligence.

Prof. Martin Gijs   Prof. Martin Gijs has had an article published in Nature Nanotechnology on Borosilicate nanoparticles.


Master Ceremony of the 2008 Promotion on October 3rd, 2009

 

           

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Section de microtechnique
Bâtiment BM
Station 17
1015 Lausanne (Switzerland)

+41 21 693 38 95

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Director of the microengineering section
Prof. Peter Ryser

Adjunct
Dr Guy Delacrétaz

Administrative assistant
Isabelle Morel

Secretary
Yvette Bernhard


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