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FP7HORIZONH2020

Medical Research Infrastructure Development and Health Services Fund By the Sheba Medical Center

Country
ILIsrael
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
32
As coordinator
10
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 12,337,323
Active
2008 to 2025

Projects

32 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
RE-ACTRNA Epithelial Approach for Crohn’s TreatmentHORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 150,000
KidneyGenRxDeveloping RNA-editing based therapy for renal cystic ciliopathiesHORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 150,000
ARTEMISAcceleRating the Translation of virtual twins towards a pErsonalised Management of fatty lIver patientsHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 66,000
COMBINE-CTCombining CT diagnostic data and interventional approaches for futureproof cardiology careHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 460,000
ThermoBreastAn innovative non-contact and harmless screening modality set to change the course of breast cancer detection and patient monitoringHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 197,500
PragmaTILPragmatic approach to Adoptive Cell Therapy (ACT) using Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocytes (TIL) in selected solid tumorsHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 912,969
DEFINITIVEDiagnostic HER2DX-guided treatment for patients with early-stage HER2-positive breast cancerHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 261,728
BootstrapBoosting Societal Adaptation and Mental Health in a Rapidly Digitalizing, Post-Pandemic EuropeHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 93,250
GeneCKDDeciphering the genetic basis of chronic kidney disease towards prevention and personalized therapyHORIZON2022CoordinatorEUR 1,800,000
CINDERELLAClinical Validation of an AI-based approach to improve the shared decision-making process and outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients proposed for Locoregional treatmentHORIZON2022ParticipantEUR 571,292
VirAReducing networking gaps between Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) and internationally - leading counterparts in viral infection-induced autoimmunity researchH20202020ParticipantEUR 173,038
EJP RDEuropean Joint Programme on Rare DiseasesH20202019Third partyNot stated
cureCDFunction of long non-coding RNA in Crohn Disease Ulcer PathogenesisH20202018CoordinatorEUR 1,500,000
RECOMBStem-cell based gene therapy for recombination deficient SCID (RECOMB)H20202018ParticipantEUR 57,500
m1ARNATranscriptomic m1A - a new key player in the epitranscriptome arenaH20202017CoordinatorEUR 2,457,500
IEDATIntra Erythrocyte Dexamethasone in the treatment of Ataxia TelangiectasiaH20202016ParticipantEUR 270,000
MAMEMMultimedia Authoring and Management using your Eyes and MindH20202015ParticipantEUR 344,613
PACEPerception and Action in Complex EnvironmentsH20202015ParticipantEUR 260,301
BIOCYCLEBIOlogical therapy CYCLEs towards tailored, needs-driven, safer and cost-effective management of Crohn’s diseaseH20202015ParticipantEUR 165,963
PSYSCANTranslating neuroimaging findings from research into clinical practiceFP72014ParticipantEUR 71,100

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