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Air Liquide Spends On R&D In France
by Michael McCoy
March 24, 2014
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 92, Issue 12
French industrial gas giant Air Liquide plans to spend roughly $180 million to build or expand three R&D centers near Paris. The company says it will expand and modernize its main R&D center, in Paris-Saclay, to permit testing under industrial-scale conditions and to improve partnering with academic and industrial researchers. Also in Paris-Saclay, Air Liquide will create a center where it develops gas packaging technology for industrial and health markets. And in Vitry-sur-Seine, the company will create a center of excellence for cryogenic oxygen technology.
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