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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
OPTIGREENOptimal Planning with Tools that Integrate Green Regenerative Environments in Equitable NeighborhoodsHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
VirAgoThe role of the antiviral RNA interference response in the C. elegans–Orsay virus pathosystemHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
RELISHReframing European Gastronomy Legacy through Innovation Sustainability and HeritageHORIZON2025Associated partnerNot stated
TRAVELSTracing Records and Views of European Literature on Zoroastrians of Iran in the Late Modern AgeHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
eRaDicateInnovative ligands for nuclear receptors to eradicate cancer relapse.HORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
DELIGHTDesigning of multifunctional nanomaterials for light-driven innovation technologiesHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
PANDORAA Comprehensive Framework enabling the Delivery of Trustworthy Datasets for Efficient AIoT OperationHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
EXPECTTowards an Integrated Capability to Explain and Predict Regional Climate ChangesHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
SameMultiPhysNovel Biophysical Tools to Measure Multiple Parameters In The Same CellHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
EUROPROPFemale Prophecy in Early Modern European ReligionHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
JOPHILRe-orienting the foundations of 'new science': John Philoponus and the modern theories of space and void (1520-1604)HORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
MIRAQLSMID-INFRARED QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY FOR SENSINGHORIZON2022Associated partnerEUR 0
EuroCultCultural exchanges, network and community in early humanist Europe. The case of Aeneas Silvius PiccolominiH20202022PartnerEUR 0
CaPerCatholic Performance Culture in Early Modern EnglandH20202022PartnerEUR 0
SmartOptoelectronicsMachine-learning-guided design of perovskite lanthanum oxide cathodes for solid oxide fuel cellsHORIZON2022Associated partnerEUR 0
SAFEMILKInnovative technology for milk safetyH20202021PartnerEUR 0
CMB-INFLATEAdvanced Methodologies for Next Generation Large Scale CMB Polarization AnalysisH20202021PartnerEUR 0
DecisionESDecision Support for the Supply of Ecosystem Services under Global ChangeH20202021PartnerEUR 0
Inventing GPSInventing GPS: Technology and International Security in the Cold War and BeyondH20202021PartnerEUR 0
GlobalKnoTKnowledge Transfer in Global Gender Programmes: The Case of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting and Gender-Biased Sex SelectionH20202021PartnerEUR 0

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