Check out Laetitia Canabady-Rochelle and Loïc Stefan in Camille Van Belle’s comic book “What Are You Working On?”, available for free online. At the initiative of Unys, illustrator Camille Van…
Spotlight on the ERC BIOSCOPE in the CNRS Engineering Newsletter No. 14 Without major technological advances, aviation—which currently accounts for about 2.5% of global CO₂ emissions—will see its emissions double…
Seeing water in liquid form at sub-zero temperatures may seem surprising, but this phenomenon is well known to scientists. Called supercooling, it was first observed as early as 1724 by…
As part of the European EURECA-PRO alliance, the University of Lorraine encourages mobility among its doctoral students to enhance their training, scientific collaborations, and international outlook. Jose-Carlos Martinez-Rosales—a doctoral student…
GREEN was pleased to welcome a delegation from the University of Edinburgh. The visit provided an opportunity for both research teams to present their recent work, exchange ideas, and explore…
SMILE – Soft Matter, Intelligence and Learning for Engineered Materials – is a new international research group funded by I-SITE Lorraine and jointly supported by the University of Lorraine and…
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To mark March 8, International Women's Day, we take a closer look at Natacha Darmet, a CNRS researcher in experimental thermal engineering. Can you tell us about your career path?…
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we met with Fatoumata Tapa Baba DIARRA. A doctoral student in the Fire team, she looks back on her career, shares…
Thanks to the joint support of Choose France for Science, the Grand Est Region, and the Lorraine Initiative of Excellence, the University of Lorraine will welcome Valentina Sierra Jimenez, a…
Ehsan JAMSHIDPOUR defended his Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (HDR) thesis at the University of Lorraine in Electrical Engineering, entitled: Control of synchronous machines and architecture of static converters: Towards…