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EPFL STI IEL POWERLAB
ELD 012 (Bâtiment ELD)
Station 11
CH-1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 37 21
+41 21 693 76 95
Office:  ELD 012
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EPFL STI SEL-GE
ELB 110 (Bâtiment ELB)
Station 11
CH-1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 37 21
Office:  ELB 110
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EPFL AVP CP CMI-CD
BM 3126 (Bâtiment BM)
Station 17
CH-1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 37 21
Office:  BM 3126
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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

PhD Programs

Doctoral Program in Microsystems and Microelectronics

Doctoral Program in Electrical Engineering

Doctoral Program in Mechanics

Doctoral Program in Materials Science and Engineering

Doctoral Program in Photonics

PhD Students

Elhagali Ibrahim Osama, Floriduz Alessandro, Hao Zheng, Karakurt Bartu, Rezaei Mohammad, Samizadeh Nikooytabalvandani Mohammad, Zhu Hongkeng,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Abdul Khadar Riyaz Mohammed , Erine Catherine , Jafari Armin , Ma Jun , Nela Luca , Perera Palliyage Srilak Nirmana , Santoruvo Giovanni , Soleiman Zadeh Ardebili Reza , Wang Taifang , Zhu Minghua , van Erp Remco Franciscus Peter ,

Courses

Energy conversion

The course aims at providing the elements related to the energy conversion with particular reference to the electricity production by means of conventional and renewable energy sources. The course illustrates the fundamental notions for the modeling of energy conversion systems.

Semiconductor devices I

This course aims to give a solid introduction to semiconductors, from Silicon to compound semiconductors, making the connection between the physics and their application in real life. We will explore several experimental techniques related to current semiconductor research and development.

Research seminars in Electrical Engineering

This course introduces students with current broad research directions in electrical engineering, via a series of weekly wide-audience seminars given by distinguished speakers. The students practice transferable skills including active listening, critical thinking, and scientific communication.