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© 2021 EPFL The Board of the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology has announced the appointment of professors at EPFL. New appointments at EPFL © 2021 EPFL Professor Edouard Bugnion, currently Adjunct Professor at EPFL, as Full Professor of Computer Science and Communication Systems in the School of Computer and Communication Sciences (IC) Edouard Bugnion’s research focuses on systems and computer science infrastructures, with particular emphasis on data centres. He has achieved international recognition as a researcher during an atypical career. He started his career as founder of the ...
Covid: new cases trend down with vaccine progress This week, saw 10,639 new Covid-19 cases in Switzerland, down 21% from a week before (13,465) continuing the slow down in growth of new numbers experienced last week (-5%). The 7-day average is currently 1,519. “We have good reasons to be optimistic,” said Patrick Mathys, head of the Swiss National COVID-19 Science Task Force at a press conference in Bern on Wednesday. According to Mathys, there is a good chance that this downward trend will continue over the next few weeks as the vaccination programme progresses. Covid deaths remain relat...
Quality or speed? Scientists face Covid-19 dilemma Published on Share The Covid-19 pandemic has pushed science and research to the fore. But the unprecedented influence it currently wields over politics and public life has a downside: the crisis demands quick answers that risk scientists’ credibility. “Since the start of the pandemic there has been a veritable tsunami of scientific publications about Sars-CoV-2,” says Subhra Priyadarshini, editor-in-chief of Nature India. She recently took part in an online discussion about science communications organ...
Air sensors recommended in Swiss schools to cut spread of Covid-19 Aircraft have HEPA filters which help to remove impurities and viral particles from the air. However, many buildings lack any form of air filtration, which requires air to be manually refreshed. © Dumrongsak Songdej | Dreamstime.com A federal study in 2019 found that two thirds of Swiss classrooms were insufficiently ventilated. In some cases the air towards the end of the school day was so poor it would be expected to affect student performance – high levels of CO2 make people sleepy. Six air changes an hour are recommend...