Technology transfer
Technology transfer relies on scientific resources to provide a vital link between research and industry, suppling companies with cutting edge human and technical resources.
CEA (Commission for Atomic Energy)/ CENTRE DU RIPAULT
Designing materials in the context of the debate over nuclear energy and national security.
CENTER FOR CERAMICS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
CTTC
Research and development into ceramic materials and associated processes.
CENTRE FOR ENGINEERING OF SURFACE TREATMENTS OF ADVANCED SURFACES
CITRA
Association for the promotion of surface treatments through demonstrations of chemical and electrolytic treatments, thermal projection (plasma, arc, flame) and vacuum deposition (PVD/PECVD)
CRITT Z3T
In the central region of France, Critt Z3T is considered to be a significant regional centre of expertise due to its activities and members, and is recognised by both the business and academic spheres. Its primary areas of expertise are industrial engineering and materials engineering (especially ceramics and enamel).
FRENCH CERAMICS SOCIETY
SFC
Applied research, testing, technical assistance, expert reports, information, documentation and training.
RESEARCH CENTRE INTO THE ARTS OF EARTH AND FIRE
CRAFT
CRAFT, the Centre for Research into the Arts of Earth and Fire, created in Limoges in 1993 on the initiative of the Ministry for Culture, has developed a strong, living project that aims to create an experimental and artistic link between industrials, designers, architects and sculptors.
CRAFT invites artists, designers, and architects to work on a project using ceramics. A dual think tank is created: the industrials are encouraged to use design as the driving force for development; while we undertake "plastic" research using ceramics as the medium with artists.
CRAFT therefore demonstrates that artistic innovation can be a driving force behind economic development.
TECHNICAL CENTRE FOR NATURAL BUILDING MATERIALS
CTMNC
The CTMNC is the centre for industrial research and technical assistance for manufacturers of terracotta products.
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