Researcher training and knowledge transfer
3 European H2020 organizations list this as part of their work.
Most active in this area
- UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN
Ireland's largest research university with 230 H2020 projects spanning health, AI, sustainability, food science, and advanced materials — a versatile coordinator and training hub.
“43 projects under MSCA-IF and MSCA-RISE schemes, plus multiple Innovative Training Networks (HEADS, TRUSS, MEL-PLEX), making UCD one of Ireland's top hosts for international research mobility.”
IE230 projects - BASF SE
Global chemical giant contributing industrial-scale materials expertise, process optimization, and regulatory toxicology across 43 H2020 projects in 37 countries.
“Partner or participant in six MSCA training networks including TRACKWAY, BioSmartTrainee, PlaMatSu, CHARMING, EVOdrops, and SynFoNY — hosting doctoral researchers in industrial settings.”
SMEDE43 projects - FORCE TECHNOLOGY
Danish technology services organisation providing maritime safety expertise and advanced imaging quality assessment to international research consortia.
“RealVision used the MSCA-ITN funding scheme, which involves training early-stage researchers, indicating a role in doctoral-level education and knowledge transfer.”
DK2 projects