A project-based practicum for third semester students of materials science at the ETH Zurich which is based on the Keppe Motor concept

This project-based practicum at the ETH Zurich was first introduced in 2021, begins with an introductory event in mid-September and concludes in mid-December with a presentation event where each group of students presents their project and results.

This project-based practicum at the ETH Zurich was first introduced in 2021, begins with an introductory event in mid-September and concludes in mid-December with a presentation event where each group of students presents their project and results.

Learn more about this Keppe Motor / electric motor project at the link below:

https://theory.mat.ethz.ch/lab/teaching-for-a-project-based-practicum-and-a-presentation-from-s.html
or
https://theory.mat.ethz.ch/education/teaching_project-based_practicum_and_presentations_from_students_2021-2025.html

The ETH Zurich was founded in 1855 in Zurich, Switzerland where Albert Einstein studied and taught.

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About Keppe Motor

The Keppe Motor is a highly efficient motor that uses the principle of electromagnetic resonance to optimize its efficiency. It was developed by three researchers, Carlos Cesar Soós, Alexandre Frascari and Roberto Heitor Frascari, based on the discoveries of the scientist Norberto da Rocha Keppe, set forth in his book “The New Physics Derived From A Disinverted Metaphysics,” first published in France, 1996.