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The College's Facts in 2023

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The College helps you understand the news

  • The energy transition will require popular supports

To achieve a decarbonized world, clean energy sources will have to be widely adopted – yet there’s a range of obstacles in the way. A number of EPFL researchers are studying these obstacles and mapping out strategies for getting past them. Read the full article...

  • Ukraine has lost 18% of its scientists due to the war

18% of Ukraine’s scientists have fled due to the war and research capacity is down 20%, according to EPFL researchers in a study where they urge stakeholders to plan future policies to ensure the return of talent for rebuilding Ukraine. Read the full article...

 
 

 

Outreach

20th anniversary - Where are our Alumni now?

In honor of our 20th anniversary, the College of Management of Technology has initiated a tribute by connecting with our Alumni across our various educational programs to discover and learn about their professional journeys. Read more...

 

Enterprise for Society Center - E4S Annual Summit

The E4S Annual Summit took place last January and focused on two pivotal themes that hold the key to driving systemic change within organizations and across the real economy: Sustainable Finance and Purpose-Driven Governance. Read more and watch the event...

 

 

 
 

Research impact

  • The impact of patent disclosure on follow-up inventions

A new study titled "Do patents enable disclosure? Evidence from the Invention Secrecy Act" by Prof. Gaétan de Rassenfosse delves into the complex relationship between patent secrecy and knowledge dissemination. Read the full article...

  • Two new publications in Finance

Dr. Urban Ulrych has published 2 new articles in major finance journals, the Journal of Portfolio Management & Quantitative Finance. Read the full article...

  • Robust pricing when the demand curve is unknown

When trying to price a new product a firm may have only a vague idea about the demand it is facing. In fact, many demand curves may be plausible. Prof. Weber’s forthcoming research paper on “Robust Monopoly Pricing with Unknown Demand” addresses this problem when the firm’s unknown demand may be nonlinear. Read the full article...

 

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Grants & scholarships

  • New SNSF grant for Prof. Michaël Aklin on Clean Energy transition. Read more...

  • Prof. Andreas Fuster was awarded a SNSF grant for his project entitled "Response of Debtors to Rate Changes". Read more...

  • News SNSF grant on Financial Economics for Prof. Semyon Malamud. Read more...

  • Mikail Durrani, Master student in Financial Engineering won the "Realstone Sustainable Scholarship". Read more...

  • Phase 2 of the NCCR Automation grant Prof. Negar Kiyavash & Prof. Daniel Kuhn... Read more...


 

 
 
 

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Seminars in Finance

Seminars in Management of Technology and Entrepreneurship

REGIS - REading Group in Innovation Studies

Enterprise for Society Center


 

 
 

Executive education & upcoming programs