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
Adjunction, minimal log discrepancies and birational classification
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom
OAATNAAB · Oxetane amino acids- towards new artificial antibiotics and biopolymers
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2005United Kingdom
DSAEOS · Design, synthesis and evaluation of selective met receptor kinase inhibitors as potential anticancer agents
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
QIOHTADP · Quantitative investigation of high temperature and deformation processes and developing microstructures
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
MACITB · Modeling attentional control in the brain
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom
ANN-MARI FRANSSON · Minimizing environmental pollution and enhancing soil sustainability through the use of p efficient crop plants
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom
JOSEP DARBA · The generalisability and transferability of economic evaluation studies
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom
LUX MARTIN · The quasi-normative approach to housing affordability: case of the united kingdom
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
WENSELEERS, TOM HILA · Empirical and theoretical studies of conflict over female caste in social hymenoptera
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
LABROUSSE LOÏC · Exhumation processes in orogenic belts : high resolution thermobarometry and in-situ dating in the adula nappe
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
ANTONIN COHEN · Who were the federalists ? a sociological study of the european movement (1930-1970)
FP5Training site2001–2004United Kingdom
European research training centre in sign language and deaf studies
FP5Training site2001–2005United Kingdom
Surface science techniques applied to invertebrate cell culture
FP5Training site2001–2005United Kingdom
Product generation through understanding and control of sturcture and morphology
FP5Training site2001–2005United Kingdom
Nisin availability in food systems
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
Impact of the r1 protein on starch mobilisation in arabidopsis thaliana
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
High-resolution atmospheric modelling of the antarctic peninsula area
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
Speciation theory : bridging the gap between ecological and genetic approaches
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
The structure of neurotensin explored by solid-state nmr.
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
Specification of the mouse germ line; role of gcr2 gene.
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
Higher-order qcd corrections for hard-scattering cross sections
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
The dynamics of navigational learning and forgetting in bumblebees
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom
Dynamics of structural interactions between dna damage and repair proteins on a sub-second timescale.
FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom