Corporate Body

Institute of Industrial Technology - CSIRO (c. 1978 - c. 1986)

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

From
c. 1978
Campbell, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
To
c. 1986
Functions
Industrial or scientific research
Location
Campbell, Australian Capital Territory

Summary

The Institute of Industrial Technology consisted of a range of Divisions, conducting research in areas such as Organic Chemistry, Building Technology, Chemical Technology and Textiles.

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 c. 1978 - c. 1986 Institute of Industrial Technology - CSIRO
       1986 - 1995 Institute of Industrial Technologies - CSIRO

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