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Mind-controlled robots now one step closer
Can oil and water mix?
Rigidifying cancer cells for better immunotherapy
Tissue engineering using mechanobiology and robotic micromanipulation
Restless nature of human spinal cord, non-invasive imaging reveals
The NFT market for digital artwork behaves like social networks
Ultrafast optical switching can save overwhelmed datacenters
Our brains have a “fingerprint” too
New proteins enable scientists to control cell activities
How to force photons to never bounce back
Real-Time Monitoring of Nanoscale Polarization Switching
Next-generation camera can better locate tumors
New photoelectric implant controls the activity of spinal neurons
EPFL engineers introduce a new approach for recycling plastics
New immunotherapy method turns activated specifically in tumor
Flexibility will be key to a large-scale rollout of solar power
Optical technology can slash the energy required by AI
Swimming robot gives fresh insight into locomotion and neuroscience
Brain fingerprints help doctors detect neurological disease
“My robots can assist us in our daily lives”
Why do scientific discovery take so long to reach the general public?
Pumped to assist the heart with an artificial aorta
A virus to identify small peptide mimics of antifreeze proteins
Next-generation implants will be biodegradable and non-invasive
Tailored optical stimulation for the blind
Democratising robotics with artificial intelligence
Modeling the friction between pages in a book
Microscope reveals the secrets of a material’s structure
Microscope reveals the secrets of a material’s structure
Using light to monitor cancer
Moving one step closer to personalized anesthesia
Engineered protein gives an energetic boost to cancer-fighting cells
Helping drone swarms avoid obstacles without hitting each other
Cold chips can control qubits
Light meets superconducting circuits
A laser will track lightning on the Säntis
COVID-19 test detects antibodies in hundreds of tiny blood samples
Theory and experiments to understand a contact between two filaments
New tech builds ultralow-loss integrated photonic circuits
New Imaging Center Pools the Know-How of Five EPFL Schools
EPFL School of Life Sciences joins the Center for Intelligent Systems
Bioprinted mini pancreas will help in the fight against diabetes
Scientists now able to map defects in 2D crystals in liquid
Parkinson’s disease: wearable sensors to track symptoms
Retinal implants can give artificial vision to the blind
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Cancer: a new killer lymphocyte enters the ring
Novel sandwich technology improves sensitivity of rapid tests
Artificial intelligence to explore the biomolecular world
A promising future for soft bioelectronic interfaces
New nanotransistors keep their cool at high voltages
Clean hydrogen can reduce the climate impact of industries
Lasers and virtual reality to revolutionize watch-crystal engraving
MRI helps unravel the mysteries of sleep
New metamaterial offers reprogrammable properties
Light-based processors boost machine-learning processing
Signs of burnout can be detected in sweat
Droplets perform daredevil feats on gel surfaces
Artificial aorta can reduce patients’ blood pressure
Innovative mechanical system makes it easy to turn bedridden patients
Proteins à la carte expand beyond Nature’s repertoire
