Teaching that keeps pace with scientific advances
L’EEIGM est composée de 7 universités européennes au sein desquelles se répartissent une trentaine de laboratoires de recherche.
Les axes de recherche des laboratoires du Consortium EEIGM traitent notamment des propriétés mécaniques, de la caractérisation des matériaux, de la métallurgie physique, des biomatériaux, des matériaux fonctionnels, des nanomatériaux ainsi que de la modélisation et de la simulation.
Research teams
- Optical and Electrical Properties of Thin Films for Energy, POEME team, Institut Jean Lamour (IJL) – document in French
- Kinetics, Thermodynamics, Energy – Radical Kinetics Group, Reactions and Process Engineering Laboratory (LRGP) – document in French
- Carbonaceous Materials, Institut Jean Lamour (IJL) – document in French
- Biomolecules and Vectorisation, Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics Laboratory (LCPM) – document in French
- Theoretical and Applied Mechanics and Energy Laboratory (LEMTA) – document in French
- Physics, Mechanics and Plasticity, Institut Jean Lamour (IJL) – document in French
- SIRCM team, Surfaces and Interfaces: Chemical Reactivity of Materials (IJL) – document in French
Research teams
- Biomaterials, Biomechanics & Tissue Engineering
- Structural Integrity, Reliability and Micromechanics – CIEFMA
- Metal Forming Technology – PROCOMAME – CMEM
- Eco-friendly Plastics and Composites (e-PLASCOM)
Research teams
- From Nanoparticules to Functional Materials
- Institute of Production Engineering
- Functional Materials
- Chair of Applied Mechanics
- Energy Materials : New Materials and Technologies for Energy Storage & Water Remediation – Leibniz Institute for new Materials
- Computational Materials Science
Research teams
- Experimental Physics @LTU – Advanced Nanomaterials ans Spectroscopy
- Polymeric Composite Materials
- Applied Physics, Division of Materials Science
- Wood and bionanocomposites research group
