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Seven professors nominated
today - Mediacom The ETH Board announced on Friday the appointment of seven professors and internal promotions at EPFL
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Bike to work 2013
today - Sustainable campus This popular participative campaign involves riding your bike to work, and puts as many as 50,000 people on their saddles throughout Switzerland. You too can join the movement ! Ride your bike to work in June ! Build a team and have a chance to win many prizes !
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Online article and video on extremetech.com
today - Curvace Extremetech released an article titled "The neuromorphic bug eye cam: A 180-degree visual system for drones" showcasing the latest advances of CURVACE miniature curved artificial compound eye.
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Visit of Prof. Joseph F. Labuz at the LMS
today - LMS The LMS welcomed Prof Joseph F. Labuz on the 24th of May 2013.
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New Eyes on daylighting research
yesterday - LIPID On May 15-16, 2013 the 5th International Daylight Symposium, themed « New Eyes on Existing Buildings » and organized by Velux, took place at the Royal Academy of Arts in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was preceded by the 2nd Academic Forum for PhD students working on daylighting issues on May 14. Prof. Marilyne Andersen, head of the LIPID laboratory at EPFL, was invited as moderator for the whole symposium and as leading scientific researcher for the Academic Forum. Three PhD students from LIPID, Maria Amundadottir, Mandana Sarey Khanie and Siobhan Rockcastle, were selected to present their work both during the Forum and in poster format during the symposium.
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Slowing the aging process – only with antibiotics
yesterday - Mediacom EPFL scientists reveal the mechanism responsible for aging hidden deep within mitochondria—and dramatically slow it down in worms by administering antibiotics to the young. A lifespan extension of 60 percent has been achieved in worms
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Online article on Azooptics
yesterday - Curvace Azooptics released an article titled "Programmable miniature artificial compound eye developed at EPFL" showcasing the latest advances of CURVACE miniature curved artificial compound eye.
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Online article on GIZMODO
yesterday - Curvace GIZMODO released an article titled "The artificial insect eye that will give sight to tiny drones" showcasing the latest advances of CURVACE miniature curved artificial compound eye.
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Online article on diydrones.ning.com
yesterday - Curvace diydrones.ning.com released an article titled "New micro-cameras emulate insect compound eyes" showcasing the latest advances of CURVACE miniature curved artificial compound eye.
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2013 Nano-Tera.ch Annual Meeting: achievements and new challenges
yesterday - IC The Nano-Tera.ch initiative aims to bring Switzerland to the forefront of a new technological revolution.