The Royal Institution of Great Britain

The Royal Institution of Great Britain is an organisation in London, United Kingdom that has taken part in 1 EU-funded project since 2009, receiving €181k in EU funding and leading 1 as coordinator.

EU funding received€181k
EU projects1
As coordinator1
Running now0
First EU project2009
Latest project2009
CountryUnited Kingdom
EU registration (PIC)998267353
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Where the EU money came from

Funding by EU programme. Amounts are The Royal Institution of Great Britain's own share of each project, not the project's full budget.

  • FP7 (2007 to 2013)€181k · 1 project

Projects

1 EU-funded project, newest first. The Royal Institution of Great Britain led 1 of them as coordinator. Each links to the official record.

  • BIOMAGCoordinator

    Magnetic Biomaterials: Magnetically Loaded Stem Cells as Diagnostic and Therapeutic Vectors for Lung Cancer

    FP7 (2007 to 2013) · 2009–2011 · Project on CORDIS ↗

    €181ktheir share

Fields it works in

Research fields recorded on its Horizon projects.

  • electromagnetism
  • lung cancer
  • magnetic resonance imaging
  • nano-materials
  • stem cells

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Source: CORDIS (Horizon Europe, Horizon 2020, FP7) and the EU Funding & Tenders Portal (other EU programmes), matched by the EU registration number (PIC). Past participation does not mean the organisation is open to new partnerships.

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