Student of the Lycée Henri Poincaré in Nancy, he joined the ENSIC in 1969 and became member of the class of 72. He began his thesis under the direction of…
With the participation of Marie-Odile Simonnot - director of the EMPP cluster, professor in Process Engineering at the EEIGM and researcher at the LRGP for a conference entitled: "The recovery…
Two research teams, from the CRAN Laboratory (CNRS/University of Lorraine) and the Nancy Electrical Energy Research Group (GREEN - University of Lorraine), located at the IUT of Longwy, have decided…
The European Space Agency (ESA) has entrusted LEMTA with the realization of a prototype electrochemical hydrogen compressor whose objective is to facilitate extraterrestrial observation. This system could replace the mechanical…
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What can science do to prevent forest fires? Anthony Collin, head of the Fire Team at LEMTA, has been conducting research with his team for many years to help firefighters…
The ENSGSI has realized with students of the IUT Charlemagne a proof of concept of an educational tool in augmented and virtual reality. The impact on learning is currently…
On September 1, 2022, Frédérique Battin-Leclerc (LRGP) received the Polanyi Medal, named in honor of Michal Polanyi. This biennial prize of the Royal Society of Chemistry has been awarded since…
Emmanuel Mousset has received the "Young Researcher in Electrochemistry" award from the Electrochemistry subdivision of the Société Chimique de France (SCF) and the French Section of the International Society of…
Already involved in the Program & Priority Research Equipment - Decarbonized Hydrogen (PEPR-H2) through the EquipPEX+ DurabilitHy and the PEMFC95 project, LEMTA teams have, this year again, successfully responded to…
The year 2021 will once again have been special due to the health crisis, but this has not prevented the laboratories of the EMPP science cluster from continuing their actions…