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- | == International agreements == | ||
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- | From the construction times (1993) to the creation of the company, THEMIS has been a joint operation between Spain, Italy, and France, ruled by several agreements at international level, mostly: | ||
- | * An international treaty about " | ||
- | * A convention regulating the use and exploitation of the installation between the Italian **Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche** (CNR) and the French CNRS, and valid until 2009. | ||
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- | THEMIS has been treated by the CNRS as a "Très Grand Equipement" | ||
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- | == Themis, S.L. == | ||
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- | The private company THEMIS, S.L. is owned and has been operated jointly by France and the Italy public research entities to allow for a rational and moneywise exploitation and maintenance of the telescope, located withing the Teide Observatory of the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias in the Canary Islands. | ||
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- | The THEMIS Limited Company (THEMIS S.L.) has been created on March 2000, 23rd as a Spanish rights company, and is registered at the Tenerife Trade Register Board with CIF B-38583886. Although it has regular commercial statutes, it actually acts as a **non-profit organization**, | ||
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- | == Themis, S.L.U. == | ||
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- | Since July 2018, THEMIS S.L.U , a uni-personal limited society registered at the Tenerife Trade Register Board with CIF B-38583886 is the successor of the former company. This new structure is 100% owned and subsidized by the CNRS/ INSU. | ||
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- | == CNRS units == | ||
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- | Since 1998, the CNRS has been maintaining an administrative unit located in La Laguna to make possible the continuous presence of french public employees (engineers and scientists) on the THEMIS telescope site. This unit was initially created as a " | ||