Laplace transform of a polynomial

Question

Your goal is to write a program that will print out the Laplace transform of a polynomial function with integer coefficients f(x). The Laplace transform of f(x) is defined as the integral from 0 to infinity of f(x) e^(-sx) dx.

The standard input for the polynomial function will be

a+bx+cx^2+dx^3+...

If the coefficient is zero, that term is omitted. It can be taken in from any standard type of input.

This is valid input: 1+x^2-5x^4+20x^5
These aren't: 
0
1+0x
1+x^1
x^0+x

You may output from any standard type of output, in any readable order. Trailing newline is permitted. No using built in evaluation functions.

Examples:

Input: 1
Output: 1/s

Input: 3-x
Output: 3/s-1/s^2

This is code golf, so the shortest entry in bytes wins.

Answer 1

CJam, 57 bytes

l_"+-":Pf&sN+\PSerS/.{'^-'x/2We]"11".e|:~~:Em!*"/s^"E)+@}

Try it online in the CJam interpreter.

Answer 2

Perl, 129 bytes

Regex-based solution:

sub f{@_[0]<2?1:@_[0]*f(@_[0]-1)}$_=<>;s/(\d*)x\^?(\d*)/f($2?$2:1)*($1?$1:1).'^'.($2?$2+1:2)/eg;s/(?<!\^)(\d+)/$1.'\/s'/eg;print

Multiline:

sub f{@_[0]<2?1:@_[0]*f(@_[0]-1)} # define factorial subroutine
$_=<>; # read input
# do the laplace transform for all non-constant terms, without dividing by s:
s/(\d*)x\^?(\d*)/f($2?$2:1)*($1?$1:1).'^'.($2?$2+1:2)/eg;
s/(?<!\^)(\d+)/$1.'\/s'/eg; # divide non-exponents by s
print