Louis-Philippe Pleau receives a grant for his company

Congratulations to Louis-Philippe Pleau, doctoral student under the supervision of Réal Vallée, co-supervised with Martin Bernier, at Laval University, who received a $10,000 scholarship from the Pierre-Delagrave Fund in marketing innovation in connection with his company LumIR.
The scholarship aims to support the realization of concrete and innovative marketing projects that contribute to the creation or improvement of a product or service. Launched in 2019 and resulting from the research carried out by the team of Professors Vallée and Bernier, LumIR designs and manufactures fiber lasers emitting in the mid-infrared, among others, for the medical field, the environment and research and development. .



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