Laurence LE COQ

Professor, Dean of Research & Innovation

IMT Atlantique

France

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Laurence LE COQ is a Professor and Dean of Research & Innovation at IMT Atlantique, France. His research focuses on environmental engineering, particularly in the filtration efficiency of face masks, sorption properties of activated carbons, and emissions from incineration processes. He has contributed to the understanding of air quality and safety in various contexts, including the reuse of medical face masks and the behavior of microparticles in ventilated ducts.

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Articles (10)

Comparison of bacterial filtration efficiency vs. particle filtration efficiency to assess the performance of non-medical face masks

Sorption properties of activated carbons for the capture of methyl iodide in the context of nuclear industry

Lab-scale characterization of emissions from incineration of halogen- and sulfur-containing nanowastes by use of a tubular furnace

Spray scrubber for nanoparticle removal from incineration fumes from the incineration of waste containing nanomaterials: Theoretical and experimental investigations

Reuse of medical face masks in domestic and community settings without sacrificing safety: Ecological and economical lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Local variations of air velocity in the vicinity of filter pleats in transitional airflow regime – Experimental and numerical approaches

Predicting the permeability and specific surface area of compressed and uncompressed fibrous media including the Klinkenberg effect

Corrigendum to “Local experimental methodology for the study of microparticles resuspension in ventilated duct during fan acceleration” [Journal of Aerosol Science, Vol 140, 2020, 105477] (Journal of Aerosol Science (2020) 140, (S0021850219305816), (10.1016/j.jaerosci.2019.105477))

Local experimental methodology for the study of microparticles resuspension in ventilated duct during fan acceleration

Performance of nonwoven geotextiles on soil drainage and filtration

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Olivier DUFAUD

Dominique THOMAS

Paul Verhoeven

Agnès Montillet

Olivier Le Bihan

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