Some featured academic speakers
Catherine Dehollain
“Remotely powered sensors for medical and telecom applications”
“3D printing of metals: present and future”
Giulia Tagliabue
“Controlling light-energy flow and conversion at the nanoscale”
Michele Ceriotti
“Machine learning for materials discovery”
Schedule
Morning session
9:00 Welcome address
Marc Gruber, Vice President for Innovation, EPFL
9:05 Innovation and Tech Transfer at the Faculty of Engineering
Holger Frauenrath, Vice-Dean for Innovation, School of Engineering, EPFL
9:20 Academic session 1: Science of Autonomous and Complex Systems
| Edoardo Charbon | Advanced Quantum Architecture Laboratory AQUA | Is Quantum for Industry? |
| Jürgen Brugger | Microsystems Laboratory LMIS1 | |
| Catherine Dehollain | Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits | Remotely powered sensors for medical and telecom applications |
| Colin Jones | Automatic Control Laboratory 3 | |
| Giancarlo Ferrari-Trecate | Automatic Control Laboratory |
9:50 Academic session 2: Engineering for a Sustainable & Secure Society
| Giulia Tagliabue | Laboratory of Nanoscience for Energy Technologies | Controlling light-energy flow and conversion at the nanoscale |
| François Maréchal | Industrial Process and Energy Systems Engineering | |
| Roland Logé | Laboratory of Thermomechanical Metallurgy – PX Group Chair | 3D printing of metals: present and future |
| Elison Matioli | Power and Wide-band-gap Electronics Research Laboratory |
Nanostructures for efficient energy use |
| Holger Frauenrath | Laboratory of Macromolecular and Organic Materials | |
| Karen Mulleners | Unsteady Flow Diagnostics Laboratory UNFoLD |
10:20 Coffee Break and industry exhibition
11:10 Industry pitch session 1
13 presentations according to reservations made by companies
Interludes with student testimonies and various info about EPFL