Resa MARTHA, in the second year of a joint thesis between the University of Lorraine and the IPB (Indonesia), won a Ron Cockroft Award at the 54th International Research Group…
This year, Sophie Didierjean and Jérôme Dillet (Hydrogen and Electrochemical Systems team) from LEMTA, accompanied Pascal Fontaine (Ensem) and 11 students from the school to take part in the annual…
Professor Wahyu DWIANTO, from the National Agency for Research and Innovation (BRIN) in Indonesia, was a guest at LERMAB on 16 and 17 May 2023. After visiting ENSTIB and FST,…
Accustomed to working with plant biomass (wood, plant fibres, etc.), Nicolas Brosse's team at LERMAB is trying to recover another type of waste: dog and cat hair. In partnership with…
This morning, under the guidance of François Leconte, senior lecturer at the LERMAB, the IUT Hubert Curien (Epinal) vibrated to the rhythm of the wind turbines designed by 24 pupils…
- Study the environmental impacts and social and societal changes of the energy transition, and in particular of the massive integration of renewable energy sources. transition, and more specifically the…
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The 5th Annual Days of the GDR TAMARYS are organized this year by LEMTA and the Institut Jean Lamour, and will be held in Nancy from June 26 to 28,…
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On Thursday, May 4, 2023, the 50th anniversary of the LEMTA was held at the Centre Prouvé in Nancy, bringing together 200 people. This anniversary symposium brought together its staff,…
Silvia Lasala, a researcher at the University of Lorraine, came up with the idea of replacing the water usually used in steam turbine power plants with a chemical compound that…
The LEMTA celebrated its 50th anniversary on Thursday 4 May 2023 at the Centre Prouvé in Nancy. It is a research laboratory of the University of Lorraine and the CNRS…