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Inria & SMEs - Technology transfer policy
Inria's club of partner SMEs
Special relationship between Inria and innovative SMEs, the "SME Club" makes it possible to boost technology transfers to certain SMEs in the field of Information and Communication Science and Technologies (ICST) and support them in their growth. Established in 2009 by the institute, this new network gives companies the possibility of being on the front line to take advantage of the innovations of public research.
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- SME
- Transfer
- Innovation
- Partnership
- SME Club
- Bruno Sportisse
- ICST
- Public research
- Calls for proposals
- Recent graduates
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Shared laboratories
Promoting upstream research with industry
Inria places great importance in the transferring of its research to benefit industry. This process has a major impact on the economy and also, in general terms, society. In order to promote research upstream with industry, the institute has created a system of shared laboratories with long-standing partners. These laboratories have been created with a view to removing technological barriers on major, well-defined subjects. Each partner dedicates significant human resources.
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- Industry
- Microsoft research
- Alcatel Lucent
- Transfer
- Interoperability
- Communication network
- Microsoft Research
- Self-organised network
- Optimization
- Software
- Programming
- Reliability security
- Formal method
- Partnership
- EIT ICT Labs
- Joint laboratory
- Green Touch
- Bell Labs
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History of Inria
André Danzin: leading the way in technology transfer
An alumnus of the prestigious Ecole Polytechnique, André Danzin was a major player in the Plan Calcul, among other major French industrial projects. He was appointed Director of IRIA in June 1972 by Maurice Allègre, the government's head of computer science at the time.
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History of Inria
Bernard Larrouturou: a period of expansion
A graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique, Bernard Larrouturou showed a certain non-conformism by joining the bridges corps rather than the mines corps, the traditional destination of graduates of his alma mater (1980).
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