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A new stable and cost-cutting type of perovskite solar cell
today - SB Scientists at the Michael Grätzel Center for Mesoscopic Cells have made a perovskite solar cell that does not require a hole-conducting layer. The novel solar cell achieved energy conversion efficiency of 12.8% and was stable for over 1000 hours under full sunlight. The innovation is expected to significantly reduce the cost of these promising solar cells.
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SNSF Doc.CH fellowships – coming calls in 2014
yesterday - Research Office Are you looking for an opportunity to do a PhD in the humanities or social sciences? Do you want to write a doctoral thesis on a topic of your own choice in a Swiss university?
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The "Gold books" of EGA activities for the promotion of sciences
yesterday - Equal Opportunities Office stories from parents, young participants and professors
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Two original vessels will be taking up the HydroContest challenge
yesterday - Mediacom Summer Series - Student projects (3). EPFL students have come up with two different boats to try to conquer the two rounds of a naval competition whose aim is to build energy-efficient boats. The public event begins today in Lausanne.
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OPEN RESEARCH DATA: THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE
22.07.14 - Library The EPFL library is pleased to invite you to an event that will focus on: OPEN RESEARCH DATA: THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE. Tuesday 28 October 2014, Forum Rolex, from 9am until 6pm. Free admission but registration required.
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Information on Visas for professional trips
22.07.14 - Travel From February 2013, CWT has outsourced all administratives procedures involving the embassies in order to obtain the visas to CIBT Switzerland and the related costs were invoiced via CWT.
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WEIZMANN - EPFL COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM
22.07.14 - Research Office New open call - Submission date October 1st, 2014
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A breakthrough in understanding brain-learning processes
21.07.14 - NCCR-Synapsy Professor Dominique Muller, co-director of the National Center of Competence in Research, Synapsy, and his team at the University of Geneva, have discovered a new cellular mechanism that plays a role in long-lasting neuronal connection stability. Excitingly this mechanism reveals a previously unsuspected and important role for non-neuronal cells called astrocytes. The results, published in Current Biology, may lead to a better understanding of neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental diseases.
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Tenure for Prof. Tamar Kohn
21.07.14 - Environmental Engineering Tamar Kohn appointed Associate Professor of Environmental Chemistry in the School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC).
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Online refund request for SBB train tickets
21.07.14 - Financial Services The finance department informs you that the refund for train tickets bought via the TicketShop can now be raised online using the three below links