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Innovation at Insmi
Insmi's Innovation Unit supports scientific projects that meet the needs of companies, public bodies or civil society. It advises all mathematical research teams, and guides project leaders in submitting and examining applications.
An innovative project can lead to the registration of software, a patent, a license transfer, a start-up, a labcom or an industrial chair. One of Insmi's priorities is to work with local authorities, associations and the public sector to promote projects that are not necessarily part of a traditional commercial logic, but which have significant spin-offs for society.
The Innovation Department is at your service: insmi.innovation@math.cnrs.fr
Discover interdisciplinary research
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Contacts
- François James, Deputy scientific director in charge of innovation
- Hélène Mathis, Scientific delegate in charge of innovation
- Cécile Maréchal, Innovation Division Manager