Jeremy Luterbacher
EPFL SB ISIC LPDC
CH H2 605 (Bâtiment CH)
Station 6
1015 Lausanne
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+41 21 693 59 82
Office:
CH H2 605
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EPFL CEN
BAC 104 (Château de Bassenges)
Station 5
1015 Lausanne
Office:
BAC 104
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Expertise
Awards
ACS Lectureship Award
2020
Werner Prize
Swiss Chemical Society
2018
Greeen and Sustainable Chemistry Award
Swiss Chemical Society
2025
University Latsis Prize
EPFL
2019
Teaching & PhD
PhD Students
Sylvie Bertina Wigmans, Antoine Albert André Brunel, Nakul Abhay Bapat, Atabay Allamyradov, Elisabetta Bonaglia, Víctor Sabanza Gil, Shangsong Li, Ujas Acharya
Past EPFL PhD Students
Masoud Talebi Amiri (2019), Jher Hau Yeap (2019), Ydna Marie Questell-Santiago (2019), Robert Lawrence Shahab (2019), Benjamin Pierre Le Monnier (2020), Yuan-Peng Du (2020), Jessica Charlène Rohrbach (2021), Stefania Bertella (2022), Lorenz Perry Manker (2023), Farzaneh Talebkeikhah (2023), Anastasiia Komarova (2024), Songlan Sun (2024), Jean Behaghel de Bueren (2025), Bartu Karakurt (2025), Claire Laura Marion Charline Bourmaud (2025), Zezhong Li (2025), Yu-Cheng Lin (2026), Tom Nelis (2026), Maxime Hedou (2026)
Past EPFL PhD Students as codirector
Courses
Chemical engineering lab & project
ChE-409
Familiarization with practical aspects encountered in chemical reaction engineering. A research project is carried out along twelve weeks where a close interaction is required between the different groups.
Energy systems engineering
ChE-304
This course will provide a toolkit to students to understand and analyze sustainable energy systems. In addition, the main sustainable energy technologies will be introduced and their governing principles explained.
Heterogeneous reaction engineering
ChE-403
The theoretical background and practical aspects of heterogeneous reactions including the basic knowledge of heterogeneous catalysis are introduced. The fundamentals are given to allow the design of multiphase chemical reactors.