November '09:
EFLUM warmly welcomes Prof. Anne Nolin for her sabbatical year at EPFL
October '09:
Former EFLUM Post-Doc Elie Bou-Zeid wins the prestigious LATSIS prize 2009
Pictures from the dismantling of the La Fouly Deployment, Oct. 2009
Our group teaches and does research in hydrology and fluid mechanics in the environment. Most MS and PhD research projects involve some combination of field observation and computational simulation. Current areas of focus include Large Eddy Simulation over complex terrain, the development of lidar and wireless sensor networks to probe the atmospheric boundary layer, watershed hydrology and the formulation of evaporation and heat transfer into the atmosphere. Field experiments for 2009 include studies of snow physics at Jungfraujoch and ecohydrological studies in Burkina Faso. You are most welcome to contact us. Cheers, Marc Parlange