Materials Science & Engineering @EPFL

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Join us for the next IMX Colloquium 🗓️ Monday, 23 March 2026 🕐 14:15 🎙️ Prof. Filip Du Prez, Ghent University, Belgium 🔎 How to unlock the industrial potential of reprocessable thermosets through dynamic covalent chemistry Find out more: memento.epfl.ch/event/imx-co...

IMX Colloquium - How to unlock the industrial potential of reprocessable thermosets through dynamic covalent chemistry - EPFL

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Join the next IMX talk 🗓️Friday, March 20 at 15:30 🎙️Dr. Giovanni Pizzi, Center for Scientific Computing, Theory and Data, PSI 🔎From first-principles simulations to autonomous discovery: building a computational ecosystem for accelerated materials design go.epfl.ch/imx

IMX Talks - From first-principles simulations to autonomous discovery: building a computational ecosystem for accelerated materials design - EPFL

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🎓 Congratulations to Dr. Stella Laperrousaz from the Laboratory of Photonic Materials and Fiber Devices (FIMAP) of for successfully defending her PhD thesis “Development of soft electronic and optoelectronic fiber-based devices via the thermal drawing process” under Prof. Fabien Sorin supervision

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🎓 Last Friday, we celebrated the Bachelor graduation ceremony for our Materials Science & Engineering students! Congratulations to all 33 graduates! Special recognition to Aurelien Curti for the prize for the highest Bachelor’s average and a big thank to the Enigma association for the organization.

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Join us for the IMX/ISIC Colloquium 🗓️ Wednesday, November, 19 2025 🕐 16:15 🎙️ Prof. Peidong Yang, University of California, Berkeley USA 🔎 Semiconductor nanowire building blocks: from gate-all-around transistors, nanolasers to photochemical diodes Find out more: memento.epfl.ch/event/specia...

Special IMX/ISIC Colloquium - Semiconductor nanowire building blocks: from gate-all-around transistors, nanolasers to photochemical diodes - EPFL

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Check out the portrait of Prof. Francesco Stellacci, from the Supramolecular NanoMaterials and Interfaces Laboratory (SuNMIL), who has been named the best teacher for 2025 in the materials science section. Thank you Francesco for your commitment! 👉 actu.epfl.ch/news/i-would...

“I would be my own worst student”

Francesco Stellacci likes teaching all kinds of things. With his effective yet unpretentious manner, he won the 2025 best teacher award for the materials science and engineering section. He lists two ...

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