Events

Python's ease of use, flexibility, and cost (free!) have contributed to its explosion in recent years

. But it's also easy for things to get messy. 

In this workshop, we cover some tips and tricks to simplify your Python development life and also make your code easy to use by others! Topics covered: using an IDE, debugging, GitHub Copilot, packaging. 

Speed up your Python

OpenAI's DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, and Midjourney have surpassed what people thought was possible in generating high quality images. Come to this workshop to learn about these techniques!

AI for Image Generation

Join us for this exciting event sponsored by AWS and organized by LauzHack! Hear from researchers, sharing how they benefit from the cloud, and learn about use cases and funding programs from AWS experts. The event will close with a networking reception to connect with other attendees and speakers.

13:20 — Research solutions and use cases (

14:00 — Personalized, Trustworthy Human-Centric Computing: AI for Education (

15:50 — Challenges in Adversarial Machine Learning (

16:10 — Renku: a platform for sustainable Data Science Research (

16:30 — AWS funding programs and workshops for research (

Cloud Research Day

The sixth edition of LauzHack - EPFL's student hackathon - will take place 

. So to get you ready we will give a small intro to hackathons. As usual, pizza will follow!

Note that the Prof. Martin Vetterli will not give this talk!

Intro to Hackathons + LauzHack

Ever find yourself sharing code files over email or WhatsApp? Stop right now! Or until this workshop on Git and GitHub basics. GitHub is a very useful platform to organize your code/materials for a hackathon, a personal project, or a school project. 

Collaborate with GitHub

AWS Workshop

Speed up your Python development

AWS Workshop on Quantum Computing

LauzHack is hosting a short, daily hackathon centered on the use of APIs, including Telegram bot builder API, LLM APIs (ChatGPT, Langchain, HuggingFace), scholarly APIs (Crossref, Semantic Scholar, Zotero), and Google Text-to-speech. Help us building a bot for academics to stay on top of publications in an interactive and funny way, or combine these APIs for new products!