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Industrial fires represent a significant risk, as they can have serious consequences beyond the perimeter of the site in question, both for the population and for the surrounding natural environment.…
Sébastien Kiesgen de Richter is one of the 6 researchers from the University of Lorraine to be awarded the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF). This year, 134 laureates have been…
![GREEN & LEMTA – [Research project] ActiMic: High speed actuators connected to microgrids](https://empp.univ-lorraine.fr/files/2021/06/GREEN-LEMTA-Capture-decran-2021-06-22-115905-300x200.png)
This project focuses on the control of high speed permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSM). These electric motors have a high power density and are frequently used in embedded applications such…
Hydrogen is a key element of the energy transition. The journalists of France 3 Lorraine looked into this question of the future: will we drive tomorrow with hydrogen cars? To…
On the occasion of the Europe Day on May 9th, discover the European project PowderReg: Federating cross-border expertise to better understand the behavior of powder flows in industry. How to…
As part of the modernization of the management of bridges in France, AUDACE (AUto-Diagnosis After a Damaging Shock) is the winner of the "Connected Bridges" call for projects. In order…
The FAME project - Fabrication of Membrane Electrode Assemblies - is part of the valorization of CO2 by a more environmentally friendly approach using biological catalysts. Its objective is to…
On the occasion of the graduation ceremony of the 2020 PhDs, which will take place on Friday, January 22, 2021 exceptionally online, discover the research work and projects of Giuseppe…
A new article in "The Conversation", published by Pascal Boulet and Anthony Collin : "To have a fire, you need three elements. Fuel (for example: wood, essence, fabric... but not…