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FP7HORIZONH2020

Centre International de Recherche Sur le Cancer

Country
FRFrance
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
55
As coordinator
12
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 23,053,217
Active
2008 to 2025

Projects

55 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
HEADSpAcETranslational studies of HEAD and neck cancer in South America and EuropeH20202019CoordinatorEUR 720,000
EULAT Eradicate GBCEstablishment and Exploitation of a European-Latin American Research Consortium towards Eradication of Preventable Gallbladder CancerH20202019ParticipantEUR 0
B3AfricaBridging Biobanking and Biomedical Research across Europe and AfricaH20202015ParticipantEUR 365,000
ADOPT BBMRI-ERICimplementAtion anD OPeration of the gateway for healTh into BBMRI-ERICH20202015ParticipantEUR 106,949
CO-CHERCooperation on Chernobyl health research – CO-CHERFP72014CoordinatorEUR 479,438
SEMI-NUCProspective cohort study of residents near the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site - feasibilityFP72013CoordinatorEUR 306,702
COHEAHRComparing health services interventions for the prevention of HPV-related cancerFP72013ParticipantEUR 336,250
IARC FELLOWS IIIARC International Fellowships ProgrammeFP72013CoordinatorEUR 1,240,563
OPERRAOpen Project for the European Radiation Research AreaFP72013ParticipantEUR 89,135
BBMRI-LPCBBMRI - Large Prospective CohortsFP72013ParticipantEUR 916,160
EPIC-CVDEPIC-CVD: Individualised CVD risk assessment: tailoring targeted and cost-effective approaches to Europe's diverse populationsFP72012ParticipantEUR 159,500
MICROGENNETExtension, enhancement and strengthening of established collaborations for the purpose of a community-driven knowledge base for micronutrient genomicsFP72012ParticipantEUR 18,900
EURO DISHStudy on the need for food and health research infrastructures in EuropeFP72012ParticipantEUR 125,615
CAN-EVOLUTIONThe evolution of cancer in ageing societies: An international perspectiveFP72012CoordinatorEUR 201,932
EXPOSOMICSEnhanced exposure assessment and omic profiling for high priority environmental exposures in EuropeFP72012ParticipantEUR 1,130,152
NUTRITECHApplication of new technologies and methods in nutrition research – the example of phenotypic flexibilityFP72012ParticipantEUR 366,386
PANCARESURFUPPanCare Childhood and Adolescent Cancer Survivor Care and Follow-up StudiesFP72011ParticipantEUR 132,901
PROLIFICAPrevention of Liver Fibrosis and Cancer in AfricaFP72011ParticipantEUR 236,000
ARIMMORAAdvanced Research on Interaction Mechanisms of electroMagnetic exposures with Organisms for Risk AssessmentFP72011ParticipantEUR 173,766
EUROFIR-NEXUSThe EuroFIR Food Platform: Further integration, refinement and exploitation for its long-term self-sustainabilityFP72011ParticipantEUR 12,840

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