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The LEM3 is a Joint Research Université de Lorraine - UMR 7239 CNRS - Arts et Métiers ParisTech, mainly attached to the Institute of Sciences of Engineering and Systems (INSIS) CNRS. The fields of activity of LEM3 concern Materials, Mechanics, the study of Microstructures and Processes. LEM3 is at the level of the best international teams on many subjects, in particular: plastic and thermoplastic instabilities, phase transformations, characterization and evolution microstructure and texture under thermomechanical treatments, intelligent materials, multi-scale modeling, self-organization of crystalline defects, surface integrity obtained by mechanical processes, dynamic behavior of materials, engineering for health, high-speed machining, buckling and vibration structures, dynamics of materials behavior, micromechanical modeling, numerical methods.

The University of the Greater Region is a network of six universities (the University of Kaiserslautern, the University of Liège, the University of Lorraine, the University of Luxembourg, Saarland University and Trier University), which are located on the cross-border area of the Greater Region (Germany - Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland; Belgium - Wallonia, French and German communities of Belgium; France – Grand-Est Region (Lorraine), Grand Duchy of Luxembourg).

At the heart of Europe, the "Université de Lorraine" relies on a network of partner universities in the Greater Region and worldwide. It bases its international influence on the mobility of researchers, teaching researchers and students and the internationalization of its training.
With 5 centuries of history, the University of Lorraine is a pioneering university in the collaboration between arts, technology and industry, whose action is embodied today in innovative projects such as ARTEM, the Jean Lamour Institute, the Lafayette Institute, the Biopôle, ...

Informatics, nanotechnology, biosciences and Europe are the key disciplines that are shaping the university's research profile. The outstanding reputation of the Department of Informatics was underscored in the national academic excellence initiative, and the numerous internationally recognized, externally funded research projects across all fields of academic study highlight the quality of the academic work being performed at Saarland University.