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Karachalios chapter shows the fine structure and the local character of knowledge production as well as its dependence on information exchange, and the same can be said of the contribution from Blondel-Megrelis. The career of Jean Barriol after the war and the establishment of the Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory at Nancy extends the story to the period after World War II and expands it to include France. As with Bonino, Barriol regarded the interplay of theory and experiment as of utmost importance for a fruitful development of theoretical chemistry. Although after 1945 the scientific contacts of France with its allies were quite strong, illustrated by the fact that the first conference on quantum chemistry after the war was held in Paris in 1948, the establishment of Barriol s laboratory was closely connected to French... 

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