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API written in NodeJS to query CNRS L@bintel
npm install labintel
var labintel = require('labintel');
labintel.getUniteCNRS('UMR8622', function (err, data) {
console.log(data);
});
Will display this JSON:
{
codeUnite: 'UMR8622',
labintelUrl: 'https://web-ast.dsi.cnrs.fr/l3c/owa/structure.infos_admin?p_lab=UMR8622&p_origine_appel=un',
etablissements: ['UNIV PARIS-SUD', 'CNRS'],
responsables: ['Andre DE LUSTRAC, Directeur',
'',
'Daniel-Pierre BOUCHIER, Dir-adj'
],
effectif: {
total: 245,
chercheursCNRS: 31,
chercheursNonCNRS: 56,
itaCNRS: 21,
itaNonCNRS: 18,
nonPermanents: 119
},
instituts: ['INSIS (Institut des sciences de l\'ingýnierie et des systýmes)'],
'Institut(s) secondaire(s) :': ['INP (Institut de physique)'],
disciplines: ['STIC - Sciences et Technologies de l\'Information et de la Communication (75%)',
'PHY - Physique (25%)'
],
sections: ['8 - Micro et nanotechnologies, micro et nanosystýmes, photonique, ýlectronique, ýlectromagnýtisme, ýnergie ýlectrique',
'3 - Matiýre condensýe : structures et propriýtýs ýlectroniques',
'7 - Sciences de l\'information : traitements, systýmes intýgrýs matýriel-logiciel, robots, commandes, images, contenus, interactions, signaux et langues'
],
delegations: ['04 - Ile-de-France Sud'],
dateCreation: ['01/01/1998'],
dateRenouvellement: ['01/01/2015']
}
FAQs
API written in NodeJS to query CNRS L@bintel
The npm package labintel receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, labintel popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that labintel demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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