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FP7H2020HORIZON

Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine

Country
GBUnited Kingdom
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
1441
As coordinator
621
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 678,513,394
Active
2007 to 2026

Projects

1,441 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
GravQuantMatGravity, Black Holes and Strongly Coupled Quantum MatterFP72014CoordinatorEUR 1,963,542
IGENEEIdentification of pathways and genetic drivers for childhood epileptic encephalopathies by integrating whole-exome sequencing and gene network approachesH20202014CoordinatorEUR 231,283
GENFUELAddressing Fundamental Challenges in the Design of new generation fuelsH20202014ParticipantEUR 16,940
BioBloodDevelopment of a Bio-Inspired Blood Factory for Personalised HealthcareFP72014CoordinatorEUR 2,498,903
IAWICOMInterference Aligned Wireless CommunicationsH20202014CoordinatorEUR 221,606
PREPAREPlatform foR European Preparedness Against (Re-)emerging EpidemicsFP72014ParticipantEUR 988,178
NexGenAgriChemTransforming industrial agrichemical research through the development of novel chemical tools and technologies to investigate molecular interactionsH20202014CoordinatorEUR 3,816,692
SNALSmart Nano-objects for Alteration of Lipid-bilayersH20202014ParticipantEUR 571,763
CARTILAGE TGF-BETAFunctional role of endogenous latent TGF-beta activation in the intrinsic repair of mechanically loaded articular cartilageH20202014CoordinatorEUR 221,606
ANAGENNISIInnovative Reuse of All Tyre Components in ConcreteFP72014ParticipantEUR 315,986
VIAFUMAVIbration Analysis methodology for FUel Manifolds of lean burn enginesFP72014CoordinatorEUR 672,849
CHEETAHCost-reduction through material optimisation and Higher EnErgy outpuT of solAr pHotovoltaic modules - joining Europe’s Research and Development efforts in support of its PV industryFP72014ParticipantEUR 159,999
NMAORELNovel materials for organic electronicsH20202014CoordinatorEUR 221,606
ASYNCNETAsynchronous NetworksH20202014CoordinatorEUR 309,235
CARDIAC ABC'sRole of the ATP-Binding Cassette Transporter Abcg2 in Cardiac RegenerationH20202014CoordinatorEUR 299,558
NEUROPAINNeuropathic pain: biomarkers and druggable targets within the endogenous analgesia systemFP72014ParticipantEUR 402,000
COMP-OPTOGENComputational optogenetics for the characterization and control of cortical activityH20202014CoordinatorEUR 221,606
SMASE LIPOSOMETargeting atherosclerosis: Raman-spectroscopy validated, triggered release of drugs from de novo phospholipid-incorporating liposomes by sphingomyelinase enzymatic degradation of the membrane bilayerH20202014CoordinatorEUR 221,606
COMETHA80,000 TON/Y PRECOMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL SCALE DEMONSTRATION PLANT ON SECOND GENERATION LIGNOCELLULOSIC ETHANOLFP72014ParticipantNot stated
WISDOMWater analytics and Intelligent Sensing for Demand Optimised ManagementFP72014ParticipantEUR 298,846

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