Includes report by R. Cailliau: 'Alexandria - A Proposal for a European Centre for Networked information Systems' December 1993, a sample covering letter requesting support for this project, and information found on the Web about other national information infrastructures, e.g. in Japan and the USA.
Sendall, D MIncludes: Correspondence between CERN and MIT/LCS concerning the latter's establishment of a WWW Consortium (W3C). Notes on CERN's response to this action, and discussions on setting up a European organisation. Alexandria was R. Cailliau's proposal for a European centre to promote the Web, which he sent to the European Commission in January 1994. WebCore is the name of EU ESPRIT Project 9801, the European development of W3C, which was finally adopted (initially hosted by CERN, then by INRIA).
Cailliau, RobertHistory on the cooperation between the physicists of the Georgian Academy of Sciences (GAS) and CERN. Georgia-CERN collaboration. Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR).
Lock, William OwenTIS-CFM/MT/92-40 CERN/FC/3498
Lock, William OwenGeneral. Australia. Brazil. Bulgaria. Canada. Chile. China. Croatia. Czechoslovakia. Dubna. Hungary. India. Israel. Macedonia. Montenegro. Poland. Romania. Russia. Serbia. Slovenia. USA. Yugoslavia.
Jarlskog, CeciliaArgentina. Armenia. Australia. Belarus. Brazil. Bulgaria. Chile. China. Croatia. Colombia. Croatia. India. Israel. Japan. Macedonia. Montenegro. Pakistan. Peru. Romania. Russia. Serbia. Slovenia. South Africa. Ukraine.USA. Yugoslavia.
Jarlskog, CeciliaResearch Board minutes CERN-DG-RB-Reference numbers
Schopper, Herwig FranzResearch Board agendas and memoranda CERN-DG-RB-Reference numbers
Schopper, Herwig Franz