In order to apply it's academic side, LASEF gets involved in "real-life" engineering projects, where different types of physics are involved. These provide good reality-checks, as sometimes one needs to develop new tools to better tackle a problem. Being involved in these projects is also a way to be in contact with constant source of new and interesting problems that can further be studied in a more academian way.

LASEF's is currently involved in the projects that follow:

FC-DISTRICT

"The overall objective of the FC-DISTRICT project is to optimize and implement an innovative energy production and distribution concept for sustainable and energy efficient refurbished or new "energy autonomous" districts, exploiting decentralized co-generation coupled with optimized building and district heat storage and distribution network."

DAPHNE

"The overall scope of the DAPhNE project is to develop and demonstrate a package of integrated solutions for energy intensive, firing processes (ceramics, cement and glass), based on real time self-adaptive control systems for MW and process control and for tuning micro-wave technologies to the material characteristics, yielding real time information about the process energy consumption as well as the product quality."