Scientists at the University of Lorraine hope to collect 10,000 unwanted mobiles to find a way to recycle the precious metals in their circuit boards. A project launched by the…
For a research project on cell phone recycling, researchers at the University of Lorraine are looking to collect 10,000 mobile devices. Read more
Michel Fick, Vice-President in charge of socio-economic partnerships and territorial development Research laboratories maintain relationships with various partners: companies, associations or communities. To increase this type of partnership, the university…
Within the framework of the collaborations with King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB), Damien Guilbert (lecturer at the GREEN laboratory) is currently doing a 6-month research stay. His…
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…
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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…
ELECTRICITY Read a daily analysis from our partner The Conversation. Today, an academic unveils the benefits of hydrogen for energy storage and electric vehicles It is vital to "decarbonize" our…
The Lorraine-based group Noremat devotes nearly 6% of its turnover to R&D and has filed thirty patents to date. Read the article