United Kingdom in the programme

Projects
12,293
Participations
15,895
Organisations
1,832
First project
1,996

Most frequent partners

Organisations

  • THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE · CAMBRIDGE827
  • THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD · Oxford743
  • IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE · London653
  • University of Cambridge · Cambridge410
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM · Birmingham408
  • UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON · London379
  • THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD · OXFORD312
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH · Edinburgh312
  • UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS · Leeds294
  • UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL · BRISTOL292
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER · Manchester270
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM · Nottingham239
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD · SHEFFIELD236
  • UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK · COVENTRY224
  • KING'S COLLEGE LONDON · London220
  • QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · LONDON207
  • UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW · Glasgow203
  • UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE · Newcastle Upon Tyne188
  • UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON · SOUTHAMPTON183
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER · Exeter181

Projects

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

MERCEDES MARTIN-CERE · Interrelated grazing behaviour and dynamics of marine planktonic protists

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

GARDI EINAN · Perturbative and non-perturbative aspects of hadronic jets

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

HELENE SEEGERS · The inflammatory modulation of vanilloid receptor 1 (vr1) in synovitis

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

Wt and mutants forms of vwf in secretory granule biogenesis

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

Atmospheric co_2 and climate change during the cretaceous greenhouse: information from fossil plants

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

Comparative Genomics the Gene Expression of Clinical Strains of M.Tuberculosis

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

Caveate: a novel tool to understand the role of the midbody during cytokinesis

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

ALANA LENTIN · The collective action of pro-immigration organisations in europe

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

CASTAGNETTI STEFANIA · Pom1p kinase regulation in control of cell polarity in fission yeast

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

HAMBYE THOMAS · Baryogenesis and neutrino masses: origin and possible links

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003United Kingdom

PELLEGRINI-CALACE MA · Further development of the film method for modelling membrane protein three-dimensional structures

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

Molecular analysis of c-jun/nfat interaction

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003United Kingdom

Control of cell differentiation in the zebrafish gut : role of the notch pathway

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Germany

PLANETS · The origin of planetary systems

9 partners · 7 countries

FP5Doctoral network2002–2006United Kingdom

AURICAT · Catalysis by gold

11 partners · 5 countries

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

The role of dna replication factors in the establishment of cohesion between sister chromatids

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

SANTIAGO FERNANDEZ L · Computational models of phonetic integration

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

RAFFAEL KALISCH · Investigation of neural mechanisms of anxiety inhibition by functional magnetic resonance imaging

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

DR .HENRIK SVEDSATER · Economic valuation of the environment : the influence of social processes on judgement and decision-making

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003United Kingdom

WALTER BECKERT · Optimal rates of convergence for nonregular estimation problems

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

JOSE C.BELLIDO · Local minimizers and numerical approximation in the calculus of variations

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003United Kingdom

IVAN SERINA · Efficient techniques for planning in domains involving resources and time

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003United Kingdom

BAIER, STEPHAN · Distribution of primes in polynomial sequences

FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom

BAYASCAS RAMIREZ , J · Role of the ph-domain in regulating pdk1 activity