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PRESENTING CNRS

PRESENTING CNRS. ● I The institutes must meet 3 key targets. I Pushing back the frontiers of science. I Meeting the major challenges facing our planet. I Promoting cutting-edge technology. AN ESSENTIAL RESEARCH CONTRIBUTOR FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOCIETY. P. 01.

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PRESENTING CNRS

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  1. PRESENTING CNRS

  2. ●ITheinstitutes must meet 3 key targets I Pushing back the frontiers of science I Meeting the major challenges facing our planet I Promoting cutting-edge technology AN ESSENTIAL RESEARCH CONTRIBUTOR FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOCIETY P. 01 ●ICNRS is a scientific and technological public organization under the responsibility of the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research ●IIt generates knowledge, which it uses for the benefit of society ●IIt carries out research in all fields of knowledge through 10 specialized institutes

  3. A STRONG PRESENCE ON THE RESEARCH AND HIGHER EDUCATION FRONT P. 02 ●ICNRS works in partnership with Research and Higher Education Centers (PRES), universities, engineering and management schools, as well as with other research organizations ●IIt actively participates in the creation of large higher education and research sites ●ICNRS is a founding member of the five research alliances: Aviesan (life sciences), Ancre (energy), Allistene (digital sciences), Allenvi (environment) and Athena (humanities and social sciences) ●ICNRS is a key player in the French government’s « Investments for the Future » program

  4. RESOURCES AND RESULTS UP TO OBJECTIVES ●I A34,000-strong workforce, including 25,500 permanent personnel, 11,400 researchers and 14,100 engineers, technicians and administrative staff carrying out and supporting research P. 03 ●I2013 budget: 3.415 billion euros, including 802 million euros in CNRS-generated income ●IOver 1,100 research and service units ●IMore than 28,500 publications on average in high-caliber international journals each year, half of which are published jointly with an external organization ●I18 Nobel prize laureates and 11 Fields Medal winners

  5. AN AMBITIOUS RESEARCH POLICY P. 04 ●I Ten theme-based institutes and a mission for Interdisciplinarity ●I Important means dedicated to very large-scale research infrastructures ●IA policy of strengthening partnerships with higher education institutions ●IActive commitment in the setting up of a European research area ●IAmbitious international policy ●IStrong links with the business world

  6. THE TEN CNRS INSTITUTES P. 05

  7. ●ICNRS covers all scientific disciplines I mathematical sciences I physics I information sciences and technologies I nuclear and particle physics I earth sciences and astronomy I chemistry I biological sciences I humanities and social sciences I ecology and the environment I engineering ●IResearch is conducted in more than 1,000 laboratories ●I95% of research is carried out in partnership with universities, national, European and international research institutes and private companies within joint research units CNRS IS PRESENT IN ALL FIELDS OF KNOWLEDGE P. 06

  8. A HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE TO SUPPORT RESEARCH P. 07 ●IA competitive human resources policy to support the development of jobs and careers ●I A flexible and modernized administration to simplify the management of laboratories and provide them with an optimum quality of service ●IA scientific and technical information strategy to provide the best access to international publications ●IRe-organized support functions to increase research efficiency

  9. OFFICES AND LABS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY P. 08 19 regionaldivisions manage laboratories and maintain links with local authorities and partners.

  10. ●I Contributes to promoting French researchworldwidethrough30International Joint Units (UMI), 11 offices abroad and 50researcher exchange agreementswitharound 40 countries ●I Participates in 331 International Programs for ScientificCooperation ●IIs involved in 127 International AssociatedLaboratories(LIA) ●I Carries out more than55,000 missions abroadeachyear STRONG INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE Through an active partnership and cooperation policy with other European and international research organizations, CNRS: P. 09 .

  11. CNRS develops productive relationships with industry, helps laboratories enhance their research and transfers technology to the business world. AN IMPORTANT ACTOR IN ECONOMIC LIFE P. 10 ●I CNRS has entered into 25 framework agreements with large industrial groups. It has set up 15 joint research units and 48 associated research laboratories with businesses. ●I With a portfolio of 4,521 patent families, CNRS is among France’s top 10 patent filers. ●I704 start-ups have been launched since 2000, stemming from research carried out in CNRS laboratories ●I CNRS plays an active role in France’s 14 technology transfer companies (SATT)

  12. CNRS MANAGEMENT BOARD P. 11 ●IChair: Alain Fuchs, President ●IResearch Office: Joël Bertrand, Chief Research Officer ●IResources Office: Xavier Inglebert, Chief Resources Officer ●ISecretariat: Hélène Naftalski, Principal Private Secretary

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