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The research of the LAPLACE laboratory<\/a><\/strong> weaves a \u00ab\u00a0continuum of activities\u00a0\u00bb encompassing the production, transport, management, conversion and use of electricity. The main major themes concern plasma discharges and plasma applications, the study of dielectric materials (polymers, in particular) and their integration in systems, the study and design of electrical systems, environmental analysis and energy management and the design of electrical systems, the optimization of control and power converters.
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With more than 100 permanent researchers and professors, supported by 46 engineers and technicians and more than 120 PhD students, LAPLACE is the most concentrated electrical engineering research institute in France.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n