When electrical engineering research reduces electric vehicle breakdowns!

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Eric Semail, professor at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille within the L2EP, discusses his research in electrical engineering and its practical applications.

Discover the interview with Eric Semail, professor at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille within the L2EP, and his research on fault-tolerant electric drives... or how electrical engineering research can prevent total breakdowns in electric vehicles, wind turbines, and electric-powered submarines!

This interview was conducted as part of Rev3 Energy Day, an event promoting energy research "Made in Hauts de France."

Interview with Eric Semail, University Professor
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