Thesis Director: Prof. T. Kippenberg,
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\r\nThesis Nr. 10786
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\r\nTo take part in the public defense, please contact directly the speaker
It has been 2 years since we began our journey with the Comet technology from Bio-Techne Spatial (Lunaphore), and we are pleased to celebrate this milestone with you.
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\r\nWe would like to invite you to learn about the technology, its capabilities, and the diverse projects that have been carried out at the facility.
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\r\nJoin us to discover how this technology could support your research projects!
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\r\nAttendance is free, but registration is mandatory. Pizza will be provided for lunch. You can find the agenda and registration information on the website.
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\r\nPlease feel free to share this invitation with colleagues who may be interested.
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\r\nWe look forwards to welcoming you on the 23rd of June 2026.
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\r\nBest regards,
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\r\nYour Histo team
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Thesis Directors: Dr. S. Joost, Prof. B. Draganski
\r\nCivil and Environmental Engineering doctoral program
\r\nThesis Nr. 11722
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\r\nTo take part in the public defense, please contact directly the speaker
The Doctoral School is glad to invite all first-year PhD candidates to join the annual PhD Welcome Event!
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\r\nWhat to expect:
\r\n- Meet the EPFL doctoral community, the administrators of the doctoral school and programs, the PhD associations
\r\n- Discover the many EPFL services dedicated to supporting and counseling students and researchers
\r\n- Get useful insights about your doctoral journey at EPFL, and the resources available to help you
\r\n- Enjoy free food & drinks, and connect with PhD candidates from all our programs and campuses!
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\r\nWho is it for?
\r\n- The event is open to EPFL PhD candidates who enrolled after November 2025. Registration is required.
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\r\nPhD candidates working outside Lausanne are especially encouraged to join. This event is a golden opportunity to discover the Lausanne campus and meet your peers! You may request travel support: please contact us via the registration form.
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\r\nDirect link to the registration form
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\r\nWe look forward to meeting you on November 5th!
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\r\nThe Doctoral School Administration Team (EDOC)
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Step into the world of cutting-edge imaging and discover how modern light microscopy helps shape life sciences. This intensive, hands-on course will take you beyond the basics — exploring the principles, possibilities, and powerful applications of today's most advanced microscopy techniques. Whether you're tracking proteins in real time, decoding molecular interactions, or chasing nanometer-scale resolution, this course will give you the tools and confidence to turn microscopy into a cutting-edge tool.
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\r\nA rich mix of theory and live demonstrations on state-of-the-art instruments, covering:\r\n
The EPFL Photonics Chapter is happy to invite you for a summer hike in the beautiful region of Leysin!
\r\nThe hike is planned to take place on Sunday June 14th 2026.
\r\nWe hope to give you a chance to meet and chat with your Photonics colleagues working across many different departments.
\r\nFor organizational purposes, please register for the event using this form before June 11h, 2026.
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\r\nThe travel costs starting from EPFL will be fully covered by the chapter, for those who have registered.
\r\nNote that if you register but eventually do not come*, we might ask you to reimburse the train ticket.
\r\n*Unless you cancel before June 11h at 23:59, by sending us an email.
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\r\nThe planned route will take us around the peak of Le Riondaz, offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.
\r\nThe hike is of moderate difficulty, with a few steeper sections along the way. However, the goal is for everyone to enjoy the day together, so we will keep a comfortable pace and make sure no one is left behind.
\r\nFurther details about the itinerary will be announced before the hike.
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\r\nFor any questions, please contact us at epc-committee@groupes.epfl.ch.
\r\nWe thank the Doctoral Program in Photonics (EPDO), the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE.), Optica and SwissPhotonics for their support.
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