Biomedical and life sciences
3 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work — 1 as their primary capability.
Most active in this area
- PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE
Harvard University hosts European MSCA fellows across 83 H2020 projects spanning biomedical, quantum physics, climate economics, and humanities research.
“Projects span cancer genomics (PCFENCM, TRAIN), reproductive health (REP-BIOTECH), bone regeneration (PARAGEN), cognitive aging (MEMORAGE), and cellular metabolism (TGDNL).”
PrimaryUS83 projects - UNIVERSITE DE TOULOUSE
French federal university contributing astrophysics, advanced materials, and environmental expertise to large European research consortia from Toulouse.
“Coordinates SPHERES (largest single grant at €3.5M on lipid droplets and cardiometabolic disease), participates in COGNIBRAINS (insect cognition) and E-MUSE (microbial ecosystems).”
FR27 projects - REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
Major US research university providing transatlantic expertise in quantum sensing, space operations, biomedical research, and data governance through MSCA mobility programmes.
“Contributed to NanoBeat (cardiac tissue engineering with conductive polymers), Arterial Aging (gut microbiota and arterial dysfunction), and CLIMIFUN (microbial diversity and ecosystem functioning).”
US11 projects