institution.bib

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@comment{This file contains string definitions for the institution field.}
@comment{It is sorted alphabetically by the string definition of the name of the main institution (universities over departments).}
@comment{Institution names must be written in its original language, where possible}
@comment{If in doubt look up the official website of the institution}

@comment{For standalone Institutions (like universities), the key should be INITIALS_COUNTRYCODE, where where COUNTRYCODE is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code.}
@comment{ISO 3166-1 alpha-3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-3.}
@comment{For adjunct Institutions (like departments and labs), the key should be INITIALS_STANDALONE_COUNTRYCODE, where STANDALONE are the initials of the owner Institution.}
@comment{Only include characters A-Z and a-z for the key. Drop or replace other characters as appropriate.}
@comment{The institution names should be written in UTF-8. Do not escape special characters.}
@comment{Here are some characters that might be useful, so you can copy and paste them:}
@comment{é ß ó ñ á ü Á ë ú ó Ş ö ä ã ç č ø ł è ô}

@string{ ins_CNR_ITA          = "National Research Council"}
@string{ ins_ISTC_CNR_ITA     = "Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies" # comma # ins_CNR_ITA}

@string{ ins_MIT_USA          = "Massachusetts Institute of Technology"}

@string{ ins_OSU_USA          = "Oregon State University"}
@string{ ins_DCS_OSU_USA      = "Department of Computer Science" # comma # ins_OSU_USA}

@string{ ins_RA_CHE           = "ROBOTS Association"}

@string{ ins_ULB_BEL          = "Université Libre de Bruxelles"}
@string{ ins_IRIDIA_ULB_BEL   = "IRIDIA" # comma #  ins_ULB_BEL}

@string{ ins_US_UK            = "University of Sussex"}

@string{ ins_USYD_AUS         = "University of Sydney"}

@string{ ins_UK_CZE           = "Univerzita Karlova"}