ENAC Newsletter December 2015

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ENAC Newsletter December 2015

Tiny amoebas could play a big role in climate

Looking at the brain with a geologist's “eye”

Plant roots shaped by river fluctuations

Thin walls with potentially fatal consequences

The future of farming depends on local breeds

Solar Panels That Protect Themselves in High Temperatures

Teaching

Students build giant “harp” perched high above Les Diablerets

Architecture Master's Projects on Display in the SG Building

Life @ ENAC

Have joined us this year:
Tom Battin
Marie Violay
Brice Lecampion
Christophe Van Gerrewey
Will join us soon:
Dimitrios Lignos
Claudia Binder
Corentin Fivet
Paolo Tombesi

Lake Gruyere mosquitos: hitting them when they are weakest

The Best Room: from sketch to scaffolding

Don't miss:
Annual Report 2014
Student voices from Solar Decathlon
EPFL Out There
Our F acebook Page
E NAC Christmas Dinner

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