H2020FP7HORIZON
The University of Stirling
- Country
- GBUnited Kingdom
- Defence projects
- 0
- Projects, all programmes
- 76
- As coordinator
- 16
- EU contribution (CORDIS)
- EUR 21,913,412
- Active
- 2008 to 2026
Projects
76 projects, newest first
| Project | Programme | Year | Role | EU contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CROSSROADSCrossroads of empires: archaeology, material culture and socio-political relationships in West Africa | FP7 | 2011 | Participant | EUR 32,884 |
| ALICE RAPAddictions and Lifestyles In Contemporary Europe – Reframing Addictions Project | FP7 | 2011 | Participant | EUR 145,200 |
| AQUAEXCELAQUAculture infrastructures for EXCELLence in European Fish research | FP7 | 2011 | Participant | EUR 756,101 |
| COPEWELLA new integrative framework for the study of fish welfare based on the concepts of allostasis, appraisal and coping styles | FP7 | 2011 | Participant | EUR 307,708 |
| CCH FEVERCrimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever; Modern Approaches to Diagnostics, Surveillance, Prevention, Therapy and Preparedness | FP7 | 2010 | Participant | EUR 26,620 |
| PROSPAWNIMPLEMENTATION OF NATURAL SPAWNING FOR MARINE FISH SPECIES IN CULTURE - IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF OFF-SPRING AND ANIMAL WELFARE | FP7 | 2010 | Participant | EUR 5,000 |
| AQUABACThe use of potentially protective bacteria in aquaculture against fish pathogenic Flavobacterium spp | FP7 | 2010 | Coordinator | EUR 173,241 |
| HIGHARCSHighland aquatic resources conservation and sustainable development | FP7 | 2009 | Participant | EUR 173,840 |
| SEATSustainable trade in ethical aquaculture | FP7 | 2009 | Coordinator | EUR 1,474,696 |
| COBIAGENEInvestigating fatty acid metabolism for sustainable farming of cobia Rachycentron canadum L., a promising candidate for diversifying European aquaculture | FP7 | 2009 | Coordinator | EUR 169,958 |
| ASEM-AQUACULTURE09ASEM Aquaculture Platform | FP7 | 2009 | Participant | EUR 84,626 |
| OSPI-EUROPEOptimizing suicide prevention programs and their implementation in Europe | FP7 | 2008 | Participant | EUR 396,108 |
| FISHINUTRIGENFish intestinal nutrigenomics in response to fish oil replacement in Atlantic salmon diets | FP7 | 2008 | Coordinator | EUR 169,958 |
| SARNISSASustainable Aquaculture Research Networks in Sub Saharan Africa | FP7 | 2008 | Coordinator | EUR 175,500 |
| HUNTHunting for Sustainability | FP7 | 2008 | Participant | EUR 201,216 |
| SALMOTRIPFeasibility study of triploid salmon production | FP7 | 2008 | Coordinator | EUR 45,000 |
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