Sub-series AC/137(VKI) - Science Committee Study Group on the Von Karman Institute

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AC/137(VKI)

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Science Committee Study Group on the Von Karman Institute

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  • 1965 (Creation)

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(1965)

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The AC/137(VKI) chronological series contains the records of the Science Committee Study Group on the Von Karman Institute. This study group was created by a Council decision in June 1965 (see C-R(65)30). It brought together a group of experts tasked with assessing the Von Karman Institute’s scientific work and making recommendations about its future. The Group met for the first time at the Institute on 5-7 August 1965. After the second meeting, a report concluding that it was necessary to maintain the Institute was submitted to the Science Committee (see AC/137-D/264). As the Study Group had achieved its mission, it was then disbanded.

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Documents in the AC/137(VKI) chronological series address the working method for assessing the Institute and the minutes of the meeting on 5-7 August 1965. At that meeting, the Institute’s services to the NATO community and the direction to give its work were discussed.

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The documents are arranged by type - Note (N) and Working Paper (WP).

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The records were circulated in NATO’s two official languages, English and French.

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