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Institut de l’Information Scientifique et Technique [INIST]

Rayward
I think that’s interesting, because my sense is that INIST, Institut de l’Information Scientifique et Technique, has a rather different focus.
Dusoulier
Now. But that was not the purpose of its creation. The purpose was to become a European center, in fact. We can have a look at it.
The goal was: “La confirmation de transfer à Nancy. Où la préparation de l’organigramme du futur institut. Afin que celui-ci paisse répondre aux impératifs d’innovation, de productivité, de commercialisation. Tout en évoluant avec les techniques nouvelles.[1]

Commercialization

Rayward
Dusoulier

See also

  1. Dusoulier is referring to written document, which the Chemical Heritage Foundation was unable to locate for proper translation.