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ISL : Research for Security and Defence
The French-German Research Institute is a bi-national institution established by the Federal Republic of Germany and the French Republic on the basis of a treaty signed in 1958 (see). The original mission of the ISL was: "Research, scientific studies and basic predevelopment in the armament domain".
The classical working areas of ISL include: laser-matter interaction, laser development, detonics, perforation, protection, ballistics, the environment and protection of the soldier, acoustics, power electronics, high power microwaves, aerodynamics and flight mechanics, optronics, sensors.
Recently the ISL has reinforced its activities on problems of civil security and counter-measures against terrorism encountered both at home and during overseas military operations.
The institute is situated in Southern Alsacia near the German and Swiss border (see)
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Visit Elsi website (European Laboratory for Sensory Intelligence)
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| Creation of a common research unit ISL - CNRS on Nanomaterials |
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The French national research network CNRS (Centre National de Recherches Scientifiques) and ISL have created a common research laboratory in the field of nanomaterials (see )
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| Dossier : guided supersonic projectile |
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Air defence guns can still be an effective option within the frame of very short range air defence systems (i.e. intercept range < 5 km). The rationale of the project is to increase the effectiveness of air defence gun systems against manoeuvring targets such as attack helicopters, UAVs or cruise missiles. [...]
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