Thanks to artificial intelligence, researchers from UNIL and ETH Zurich are transforming how we reconstruct the evolutionary history of species, bypassing traditional methods.

What if we could reconstruct the evolution of Alpine snow cover despite incomplete satellite imagery? Grégoire Mariéthoz achieves this by combining statistics, physics, and artificial intelligence.

Can we read between the lines of institutional websites to uncover public health priorities? Céline Rozenblat uses AI to map both actions and silences on a global scale.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, Niklas Linde and his team are developing realistic geological models of the subsurface, opening up new possibilities for hydrogeology and environmental protection.

Marj Tonini uses AI to refine risk maps and anticipate wildfires or landslides, thereby strengthening disaster prevention and decision-making support.