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Scientists at EPFL use cutting-edge imaging techniques to shed light on the progression of Parkinson's disease by studying how the main culprit, the protein alpha-synuclein, disrupts cellular metabolism.

EPFL scientists have developed a novel imaging technique to capture rapid protein dynamics. The technique, a microsecond, time-resolved version of cryogenic electron microscopy, allows them to observe the behavior of a virus in unprecedented detail.

Opening this Friday, 22 September, the new EPFL Pavilions exhibition Cyber Physical: Architecture in Real Time presents four monumental, dynamic and immersive installations that transform our relationship to physical or digital spaces.

EPFL and University of Manchester researchers unlock secrets of nanofluidics using a 2D material and light.

Aleksandar Antanasijevic is a new Tenure Track Assistant Professor at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences. Using cutting-edge imaging, he seeks to develop new antibodies, vaccines, and even antivenoms.

Michael Unser was born to an artist mother and scientist father, so both disciplines run through his veins. According to the professor – who was named best teacher in the microengineering section at EPFL for 2022 – it’s the ideal combination because math, like art, is an exercise in precision, clari