2020

The Energy Politics Group (EPG) together with the Materials and Device Engineering Group (MaDE) are seeking a PhD candidate in Technology and Public Policy to work on lithium-ion battery supply chain footprint analysis and more specifically on the question of how batteries’ footprint can be reduced by means of technological innovation and recycling.

We are looking for a highly motivated PhD student for an interdisciplinary research project across the fields of energy materials, electrochemistry and materials physics.

EPFL chemical engineers have developed a new way to manufacture zeolitic membranes, state-of-the-art materials used for gas separation in harsh conditions.

Jean-Marc Sujata joins our group

New role will start January 1, 2021, research group continues

Xueyan Zhao joins our group

iCQD Best ePoster Presentation

Andrew Angehrn joins our group

Watch the video of Jasper talking about how it feels to be back in the lab and what is different than before the lockdown.  

Christian Prehal joins our group

Researchers at ETH have provided the first theoretical explanation for how electrical current is conducted in semiconductors made of nanocrystals. In the future, this could lead to the development of new sensors, lasers or LEDs for TV screens.

Congrats to now Dr. Simon Müller for the successful defense of his PhD thesis!