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How to collaborate with INRA


You are a company, a professional organisation or a centre of technical expertise, and you wish to work in collaboration with INRA. A broad range of partnership tools are available to respond specifically to your needs.
 
 

We describe herewith the most frequently employed tools, but many other opportunities exist, and INRA's partnership policy is to find tailor-made solutions.

If you cannot find a response here which suits your request,  then please do not hesitate to contact the Office for Industrial Relations.

You wish to:
 

Train staff through research

INRA offers a broad range of opportunities for training your current or future staff members through research Lire la suite

 

Receive advice from experts

An INRA specialist will work part-time to provide the scientific expertise you require. Lire la suite

 

Analyse or test a product

INRA specialists will analyse and test your products using the most sophisticated techniques Lire la suite

 

Exploit know-how or a patent from INRA

INRA grants licences for the use of its patents and secret technical know-how. Lire la suite

 

Carry out collaborative research with INRA

You wish to improve a product or process, or carry out leading-edge research on a topic which is strategic to your company. We offer research partnerships with one or more INRA laboratories and assoc Lire la suite

 
 
 

Written by :  Office for Industrial Relations
Label for the news :  Topic
Date for the news :  2011.03.08
Date of creation : 09/12/2005
Date of last update : 09/12/2005
 

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