H2020HORIZONFP7
Trustees of Princeton University
- Country
- USUnited States
- Defence projects
- 0
- Projects, all programmes
- 47
- As coordinator
- 0
- EU contribution (CORDIS)
- EUR 0
- Active
- 2008 to 2025
Projects
47 projects, newest first
| Project | Programme | Year | Role | EU contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RECOMBINEResearch Collaboration and Mobility for Beyond 5G Future Wireless Networks | H2020 | 2020 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| PhotoDeRacPhotocatalytic Deracemisation of Amines | H2020 | 2020 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| PhotoChemBioPhotoredox catalysis as a tool for the site-specific labelling of proteins | H2020 | 2020 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| SIZEThe role of size in the sustainability of irrigation systems | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| X-MIXINGEfficient mixing method at the microscale for Time-Resolved Serial Femtosecond Crystallography | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| NeuroTickThe neuroscience of tickling: cerebellar mechanisms and sensory prediction | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| ActiveMatterActive Matter: From Fundamental Science to Technological Applications | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| MeMuRuPlaces of Remembrance in Muslim Russia: Islamic Heritage and Moral Landscapes | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| ORIGENDERThe Origen of Gender Inequality: Nurture vs. Nature and Quantifying Gender Preference | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| WEAVERBIRD_DEFENCEUnravelling an extended phenotype: sexual selection and the evolution of nest architecture in weaverbird defence against brood parasitism | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| RACOONHigh-reliability Low-latency Communications with Network Coding | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| CoSPCombinatorial Structures and Processes | H2020 | 2019 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| ECODISEffects of co-infections on the emergence of an avian disease Mycoplasma gallisepticum | H2020 | 2018 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| QuEStQuantum Enhanced Organic Photovoltaics by Strong Coupling of IR Vibrations to an Optical Cavity | H2020 | 2018 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| TcCFTTools to Carve out Conformal Field Theories | H2020 | 2017 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| ImmunometabolomicsCD8+ T cell metabolism in anti-tumor response | H2020 | 2017 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| GHAIAGeometric and Harmonic Analysis with Interdisciplinary Applications | H2020 | 2017 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| PHOSPHORSynthesis of Novel Phosphor Sensor Particles for Advanced Flame Diagnostics | H2020 | 2017 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| GEMCLIMEGlobal Excellence in Modelling of Climate and Energy | H2020 | 2016 | Partner | EUR 0 |
| Burst3DType I bursts in 3D | H2020 | 2016 | Partner | EUR 0 |
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