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H2020FP7HORIZON

The Governing Council of the University of Toronto

Country
CACanada
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
64
As coordinator
0
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 393,561
Active
2008 to 2025

Projects

64 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
TIQTextual Integrity of the Qur’an: Sunni and Shi'i Historical Narrations on the FalsificationH20202021PartnerEUR 0
IMOTHEPInvestigation and Maturation of Technologies for Hybrid Electric PropulsionH20202020ParticipantEUR 0
Widow Spider MatingImmature mating as a novel tactic of an invasive widow spiderH20202020PartnerEUR 0
EUbOPENEUbOPEN: Enabling and Unlocking biology in the OPENH20202020ParticipantEUR 0
WoMent'Mad for Him'. Women, Religion and Mental Illness in the Late Middle Ages and in the Early Modern AgeH20202019PartnerEUR 0
iReceptor PlusARCHITECTURE AND TOOLS FOR THE QUERY OF ANTIBODY AND T-CELL RECEPTOR SEQUENCING DATA REPOSITORIES FOR ENABLING IMPROVED PERSONALIZED MEDICINE AND IMMUNOTHERAPYH20202019ParticipantEUR 0
ESCALONEuropean-Latin American network for the assessment of biomarkers to predict and diagnose hepatobiliary malignancies and characterization of risk factors for cancer developmentH20202019ParticipantEUR 0
CALCULATORESImaginable Impossibilities and Thought Experiments. The Tradition of the Oxford Calculators and its Influence on Early-Modern Logic and Natural PhilosophyH20202019PartnerEUR 0
VERTEXCULTVernacular Textual Cultures in Dante’s Tuscany: Education and Literary Practices in Context (ca. 1250 - ca. 1321)H20202019PartnerEUR 0
QuantumSolarFuelsPhotoelectrochemical Solar Light Conversion into Fuels on Colloidal Quantum Dots Based PhotoanodesH20202019PartnerEUR 0
LAAALate Antiquity After Antiquity: The Last of the Ancient Platonists in the Early Modern PeriodH20202019PartnerEUR 0
IQubitsIntegrated Qubits Towards Future High-Temperature Silicon Quantum Computing Hardware TechnologiesH20202019ParticipantEUR 0
MolDesignMolecule design for next generation solar cells using machine learning approaches trained on large scale screening databasesH20202018PartnerEUR 0
BIVIUMStanding at the Crossroads: Doubt in Early Modern Italy (1500-1560)H20202018PartnerEUR 0
GovernmigrationGoverning irregular immigration through detention: discourses and practices from an interdisciplinary approachH20202018PartnerEUR 0
DynaTweezersDynaTweezers: Elucidating the Molecular Mechanisms of Bacterial Gene Silencing using Tethered Particles and Optical TweezingH20202018PartnerEUR 0
WomenswritingWomen’s Plague Writing in Early Modern EnglandH20202017PartnerEUR 0
INTERWASTESynergising International Research Studies into the Environmental Fate and Behaviour of Toxic Organic Chemicals in the Waste StreamH20202017PartnerEUR 0
ATRAAtlas of Renaissance AntiquarianismH20202017PartnerEUR 0
T.A.MA'Sharing without Solidarity: Politics, Heritage and Pilgrimage in a Divided European Society'H20202017PartnerEUR 0

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