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 fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom

The role of equalization transfers with harmful tax-competition

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Cosmology with present and future galaxy cluster data

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

The design, construction and testing of an optical group delay fringe tracking system for coast

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Sexual conflict, postmating isolation and speciation

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom

Alteration of oceanic plateaux: implications for the global ocean composition

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Analysis of plant cyclin d function in synchronized arabidopsis cells

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

The build-up to explosive eruptions at mt. somma-vesuvius, italy

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Penetration depth measurements at very low temperature in unconventional superconductors

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom

Influence of behavioural games on the evolution of life-history characters

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Radiative levitation and stellar evolution

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Effective mixing parameters for an immiscible displacement process in an anisotropic heterogeneous porous medium

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom

Biotechnology risks, science policy and rational decision making in the european union

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Probing the molecular transport mechanism of mitochondrial carriers.

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom

Development of a behaviour-based model of wildfowl population dynamics

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2002United Kingdom

Characterization of crustacean metallothionein isoforms from amphipods and barnacles: haemocyanin, the moult cycle and the detoxification of contaminant metals.

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Quantum information via generalised measurements

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Identification and genetic, molecular and cellular analysis of new regulator of the egf-receptor signalling

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

High quality audio coding

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

The role of the tumor suppressor gene doc-2 in endocytosis

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Identification and analysis of genes involved in caenorhabditis elegans morphogenesis using systematic rna mediated interference

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Catalysis with amine radical cations: new opportunities and applications

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Trafficking pattern of salmonella-containing phagosomes in murine macrophages

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Dynamics of frazil ice beneath antarctic ice shelves

FP5Individual fellowship2001–2003United Kingdom

Theory of solar prominence eruptions