Austria in the programme

Projects
1,855
Participations
2,375
Organisations
526
First project
1,996

Most frequent partners

Organisations

  • UNIVERSITAT WIEN · Wien309
  • TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN · Wien166
  • MEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN · Wien102
  • UNIVERSITAET INNSBRUCK · Innsbruck94
  • UNIVERSITAET GRAZ · Graz76
  • UNIVERSITAET FUER BODENKULTUR WIEN · Wien68
  • TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET GRAZ · Graz61
  • OESTERREICHISCHE AKADEMIE DER WISSENSCHAFTEN · Wien59
  • INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUSTRIA · Klosterneuburg58
  • UNIVERSITAT LINZ · Linz53
  • FORSCHUNGSINSTITUT FUR MOLEKULARE PATHOLOGIE GESELLSCHAFT MBH · Wien36
  • UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA · WIEN33
  • INSTITUT FUER MOLEKULARE BIOTECHNOLOGIE GMBH · Wien32
  • PARIS-LODRON-UNIVERSITAT SALZBURG · Salzburg32
  • VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY · WIEN27
  • LEOPOLD-FRANZENS-UNIVERSITAET INNSBRUCK · INNSBRUCK25
  • MEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAT GRAZ · Graz25
  • Not available25
  • AIT AUSTRIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GMBH · Wien24
  • CEMM - FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM FUER MOLEKULARE MEDIZIN GMBH · Wien22

Projects

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Germany

GLOBAL JUSTICE · Applied global justice

8 partners · 8 countries

FP5Doctoral network2002–2007France

FASTNET · A training network for the confinement, transport and manipulation of atoms and molecules in the presence of fields and surfaces

10 partners · 6 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003Austria

IT-TA · Intelligent technologies- theory and applications (IT-TA)

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006United Kingdom

AARCH · Archaeomagnetic applications for the rescue of cultural heritage

11 partners · 8 countries

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Germany

ANALYSIS AND QUANTUM · Postdoctoral training program in mathematical analysis of large quantum systems

8 partners · 6 countries

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Germany

GAMES · Games and automata for synthesis and validation

8 partners · 7 countries

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006France

EUROFET · Organised molecular films and their use for organic field-effect transistors and related opto-electronic devices

6 partners · 5 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004Austria

PETER LABORCZI · Efficient traffic control algorithms for traffic information centres

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Unknown Region

EVOLUTION EQUATIONS · Evolution equations for deterministic and stochastic systems

7 partners · 6 countries

FP5Training site2002–2006Austria

Lipomics : genomics of lipid metabolism

FP5Training site2002–2005Austria

Literary criticism and the conveying of literature in a multimedia world. doctoral training programme for the so-called everyday reception of literature.

FP5Training site2002–2006Austria

Atomic-scale computational materials science

FP5Training site2002–2005Austria

Atmospheric fine particles - formation, transport and impact

FP5Doctoral network2002–2005Austria

HYKE · Hyperbolic and kinetic equations: asymptotics, numerics, applications

16 partners · 7 countries

FP5Doctoral network2002–2005Unknown Region

ACE · Algebraic combinatorics in europe

8 partners · 7 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004Austria

Quantum logic with trapped ions

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Austria

EXCITING · First-principles approach to the calculation of optical properties of solids

7 partners · 6 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004Austria

Identification of intracellular partners for the secreted serpin protein c inhibitor /pci/

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004Austria

Functions of fos-related antigens (fra-1 and fra-2) in bone cells

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Germany

DEMOG · Demographic sustainability and european integration

7 partners · 6 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003Austria

Utilizing intellectual capital in benchmarking applications

FP5Training site2002–2006Austria

Advanced conformal radiotherapy - stereotactic radiotherapy and intensity modulated radiotherapy

FP5Training site2002–2006Austria

Nonprofit organisations (npos) in society : relevance, structures and management

FP5Training site2001–2005Austria

Bluetooth wireless access for business communications