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H2020HORIZONFP7EDF

Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology

Country
LULuxembourg
Defence projects
3
Projects, all programmes
112
As coordinator
26
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 49,230,438
Active
2009 to 2025

Projects

112 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
Clim4VitisClimate change impact mitigation for European viticulture: knowledge transfer for an integrated approachH20202018ParticipantEUR 167,250
BIMEETBIM-based EU -wide Standardized Qualification Framework for achieving Energy Efficiency TrainingH20202017CoordinatorEUR 220,813
FLEXITRANSTOREAn Integrated Platform for Incresed FLEXIbility in smart TRANSmission grids with STORage Entities and large penetration of Renewable Energy SourcesH20202017ParticipantEUR 258,922
MUVMobility Urban ValuesH20202017ParticipantEUR 230,150
TOOPThe Once Only Principle ProjectH20202017ParticipantEUR 160,268
SAYSOStandardisation of situational Awareness sYstems to Strengthen Operations in civil protectionH20202017ParticipantEUR 126,168
COMPOSELECTORMulti-scale Composite Material Selection Platform with a Seamless Integration of Material Models and Multidisciplinary Design Framework.H20202017CoordinatorEUR 969,740
HBM4EUEuropean Human Biomonitoring InitiativeH20202017Third partyNot stated
npSCOPEThe nanoparticle-scope : a new integrated instrument for accurate and reproducible physico-chemical characterisation of nanoparticles (npSCOPE)H20202017CoordinatorEUR 2,395,033
DOMUSDesign OptiMisation for efficient electric vehicles based on a USer-centric approachH20202017ParticipantEUR 300,148
HiFreqSmart high-frequency environmental sensor networks for quantifying nonlinear hydrological process dynamics across spatial scalesH20202016ParticipantEUR 153,000
Nature4CitiesNature Based Solutions for re-naturing cities: knowledge diffusion and decision support platform through new collaborative modelsH20202016ParticipantEUR 356,843
SPOTVIEWSustainable Processes and Optimized Technologies for Industrially Efficient Water UsageH20202016ParticipantEUR 535,309
CROSSCULTCrossCult: Empowering reuse of digital cultural heritage in context-aware crosscuts of European historyH20202016CoordinatorEUR 698,466
EJD-FunMatEuropean Joint Doctorate in Functional Materials ResearchH20202015ParticipantEUR 250,560
GETUIGestures in Tangible User InterfacesH20202015CoordinatorEUR 172,800
European IPR HelpdeskThe European IPR HelpdeskH20202015ParticipantEUR 289,000
MATCHThe Alliance for Materials way to the creation of the MATerials Common House - MATCHH20202015ParticipantEUR 78,000
TARGETTraining Augmented Reality Generalised Environment ToolkitH20202015ParticipantEUR 1,344,238
SUCCESSSustainable Urban Consolidation CentrES for conStructionH20202015CoordinatorEUR 749,031

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