LEMTA was one of the first laboratories to be awarded the Carnot label in 2007.
It is an important player in Icel on the themes of energy and energy transition, Pascal Boulet can you tell us more about the strategy of your laboratory around these research activities?
LEMTA has nearly 50 years of existence and experience in the field of mechanics and transfers. Energy has always been at the heart of our applications, but for the last ten years our strategy has been very resolutely oriented towards energy and the energy transition. For us, this is a privileged field of research and applications. We make the most of our historical skills in the fields of fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, soil mechanics, thermal engineering, electrochemical systems and electrical engineering. We combine these areas of expertise to meet the major challenges set by research agencies on energy management and low-carbon energies, as well as to provide solutions to the research and development problems of our industrial partners, whether they are energy producers or consumers. LEMTA is particularly well known for its experimental facilities and the skills of its researchers to measure, analyze and optimize the properties of materials and systems.