Tag: EPFL
Ultra-light glove lets users “touch” virtual objects
Scientists at the EPFL in collaboration with ETH Zurich have developed a light-weight glove that can feel and manipulate virtual objects. Moreover, it can potentially...
Controlling chemical reactions near absolute zero
Chemistry is ubiquitous. Be that as it may, regardless of advances, it remains a key test to pick up an entire understanding and command over...
A study to maintain food security in Uganda
Theileriases are a group of tickborne diseases caused by Theileria spp. A large number of Theileria spp are found in domestic and wild animals...
The gene code of growing limbs
At the point when a fetus develops, everything must be planned to perfection: cell division and separation, gene expression, cell-to-cell signaling, and morphogenesis must...
Another step towards the hand prosthesis of the future
Throughout the years, different solutions have been emerged to reestablish information to individuals with limb amputation. In any case, this data is still a...
Using biosensors to deliver personalized doses of antibiotics
A group of eight EPFL understudies has concocted a convenient biosensor that can gauge the measure of vancomycin in a patient's bloodstream, empowering specialists...
How the cholera bacterium survives water predators
Cholera is caused by Vibrio cholerae, a gram-negative, rod-shaped bacteria with a small bend in the middle and long tail-like flagella. V. cholerae looks...
New avatar-based software uses your gait to predict how many calories you will burn
By studying eight gait parameters, EPFL scientists have come up with a sophisticated avatar-based software program that looks at how people walk in order...
Dominant men make decisions faster
Hierarchies exist overall human and animal societies, sorted out by what conduct researchers allude to as predominance. Overwhelming people tend to move higher up...