The EPFL AI Center advances artificial intelligence through strategic research initiatives, interdisciplinary collaborations and large-scale projects developed with partners across EPFL and beyond.
The Center brings together researchers from across EPFL to foster collaboration in AI research and its real-world applications.
With more than 100 professors active in AI and machine learning, EPFL brings together expertise spanning fundamental research and applications in areas such as health, science and human interaction. Across these fields, researchers are developing AI that is more robust, explainable and responsible.
The EPFL AI Center provides a home for large-scale research initiatives, including the Swiss AI Initiative , while supporting collaborations between laboratories and research communities across EPFL.
The research portfolio of the EPFL AI Center covers:
Machine Learning fundamentals
State-of-the-art
methods and algorithms
Novel applications in strategic domains
Learn more about our strategic research initiatives and explore the key areas shaping the future of AI.
The EPFL AI Center Fellowship programmes support outstanding PhD students and postdoctoral researchers pursuing ambitious AI research across scientific disciplines.
Fellows collaborate with faculty and laboratories across EPFL, develop new research directions and contribute to the Center’s wider scientific community and strategic initiatives.
Meet our Fellows Discover the outstanding researchers currently part of the EPFL AI Center Fellowship Programme.
ELLIS – European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems – is a pan-European AI network of excellence which focuses on fundamental science, technical innovation and societal impact. Founded in 2018, ELLIS builds upon machine learning as the driver for modern AI and aims to secure Europe’s sovereignty in this competitive field by creating a multi-centric AI research laboratory.
EPFL hosts one of the first such ELLIS units in synergy with the EPFL AI Center.
Hosted within the EPFL AI Center, the Lausanne unit reaches out to diverse application domains such as machine learning, robotics, health, biomedicine and many more.
Browse scientific publications and research output in artificial intelligence from EPFL researchers.
Infoscience is the institutional platform of EPFL for disseminating scientific publications and research output. It collects, preserves and shares the academic and scientific output of EPFL researchers, teachers and students, making it freely accessible to the largest possible audience.