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
NICOLAS PAULY · Molecular determination of the epigenetic basis of vernalization
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
VIDAUX XAVIER · Algebraic model theory and problems of decidability
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
JARI ELORANTA · Warfare and welfare : the demand for central government spending 1870 to 1938
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2003United Kingdom
SOLVEIG MORE · T cell signal integration in signalling complexes
FP5Doctoral network2002–2006France
HYDROCHEM · New chemistry and catalysis with hydride compounds
7 partners · 6 countries
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
PILAR FORMENTIN VALL · Chemical evolution of phosphate receptors. application in kinase substrate recognition
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
NICOLAS GALLAND · Using on the fly dynamics" to model electron transfer processes"
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
MARIA EUGENIA SANZ · Generation and spectroscopic characterization of new transient phosphorus-containing species
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
LUCIA RIERA · New class of macrocyclic main group ligands
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
MOREL VERONIQUE · Contribution of planar cell polarity to dorsal closure in drosophila
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
BENOIT MENAND · Genes regulated by rhd6 during root hairs development in arabidopsis
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
BERTHIER LUDOVIC · Spin models for slow dynamics
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
MEDERIC ARGENTINA · Fluid-structure interaction and the ground effect in animal locomotion
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
JENS HERRLE · Oligocene antarctic ice-shield variability : impact on global paleoceanography and climate
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
MARAIS GABRIEL · Detecting weak selection in eukaryotic genomes: effects of recombination rate
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
JOSE VICENTE HERNAND · Rotaxanes as potential prodrug systems
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
SYLWIA BUJKIEWICZ · Chaotic quantum transport in semiconductor superlattices and bose-einstein condensates
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
PRATS PEREZ ELENA · The basis of inaccessibility induced in cereal epidermal cells
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
MOUAZE DOMINIQUE · The dynamics of turbulence at a free surface
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
BARTKOWIAK KONRAD · Modelling and experimental investigation of 3-dimensional laser forming of metallic components
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
HARROLD A. VAN DEN B · Identifying targets of ring finger and scf complex e3 ligase proteins in the plant defence response
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
WOLFGANG FORSTMEIER · Extrapair copulations in zebra finches : the role of the female
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom
JAROSLAV MALINA · Supramolecular arrays for non-covalent dna recognition
FP5Individual fellowship2002–2004United Kingdom