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H2020FP7HORIZON

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Unam)

Country
MXMexico
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
52
As coordinator
0
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 2,052,263
Active
2008 to 2025

Projects

52 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
PlONatNature Pluralism: Consequences of the Ontological Turn in Anthropology for Western Rationality.HORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
COSTIThe Cost of Stigma: Tackling and Responding to Discrimination Against Students in the Sex Industry within Spanish and Italian UniversitiesHORIZON2025Associated partnerNot stated
UNWANTEDThe Revolutionary Impact of Financing a Global War (1797-1825): Spanish American Bullion, British Foreign Aid, Irish Agents, and the Reconfiguration of EmpiresHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
URBANWASTESeeing Waste Like a City: Towards Just Circular Economies in Glasgow and Mexico CityHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
MOCOMotion Control Systems of Multi-Actuated Ground VehiclesHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
IONBIKE 2.0INNOVATIVE EUTECTOGELS FOR EMERGING APPLICATIONSHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
SHARED_fort_HeritageShared Heritage: Early Modern Colonial Forts in the South China Sea (SCS) bordering communitiesHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
HALOEXPLORING NOVEL HALO-PHOTOAUTOTROPHS FOR A CIRCULAR BIOECONOMY VIA TRANSFORMATION OF SYNGAS INTO MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDSHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
ZOEZoonoses Emergence across Degraded and Restored Forest EcosystemsHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
MAMBAMaterials irradiation: from basics to applicationsHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
EA-DIGIFOLKAn European and Ibero-American approach for the digital collection, analysis and dissemination of folk musicHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
PRESILIENTPost-pandemic resilient communities: is the informal economy a reservoir for the next generation of digitalized and green businesses in the Global South?HORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
NewFunFiCOFundamental Fields and Compact Objects: new opportunitiesHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
LACEGALLatin American Chinese European Galaxy Formation NetworkHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
IPERION HSIntegrating Platforms for the European Research Infrastructure ON Heritage ScienceH20202020ParticipantEUR 0
High Risk LeadershipHigh Risk Leadership in Latin America: Women's Pursuit of Gender Justice in Violent ContextsH20202020PartnerEUR 0
MAYURBUnderstanding ancient urbanism: site planning and unintended consequences of the Classic Maya city as a modelH20202020PartnerEUR 0
REFRACTRepeat protein Function Refinement, Annotation and Classification of TopologiesH20202019PartnerEUR 0
REVFAILFAILURE: Reversing the Genealogies of Unsuccess, 16th-19th centuriesH20202019PartnerEUR 0
PURE-WATERImproved Estimation Algorithms for Water Purification and Desalination SystemsH20202019PartnerEUR 0

The country is the one the source records for the organisation’s registration (its PIC), and each profile says what it rests on. Where the record contradicts itself (the address in one country, the site name and the VAT number in another) we follow the two that agree: the Spanish research council CSIC is shown under Spain although its address is recorded in Italy. A body with sites in several countries is shown under the first of them in alphabetical order, and its profile lists the others. Beyond that we do not guess.

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