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PROSENSE · Cancer Diagnosis: Parallel Sensing of Prostate Cancer Biomarkers

FP7Status: CLOSED1 October 201230 September 2016EU funding €4,006,853

The Marie Curie ITN ""Cancer Diagnostics: Parallel Sensing of Prostate Cancer Biomarkers"" (PROSENSE) aims at training a new generation of young scientists in the interdisciplinary techniques and methods required to meet the major challenges in the development of diagnostic tools for prostate cancer. It will bring together training by experts from the biosensor technology area and those from life sciences and medicine that work on cancer biomarker research.PROSENSE is a coordinated research training network involving university groups, R&D sections of small and medium enterprises, research institutes, hospitals and the R&D section of a large enterprise from the biomedical field. PROSENSE is a unique programme bringing together training across disciplines and across sectors, complemented by researcher career development tools. The scientific aspects of PROSENSE are centred around the themes of: 1) Development and study of biomarkers

Consortium · 9 organisations

coordinator

UNIVERSITY OF BATH

UK · €1,011,684

participant

DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY

IE · €496,608

participant

HOCHSCHULE KAISERSLAUTERN

DE · €483,518

participant

ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE

CH · €553,554

participant

XEPTAGEN SPA

IT · €229,315

participant

INESC MICROSISTEMAS E NANOTECNOLOGIAS - INSTITUTO DE ENGENHARIA DE SISTEMAS E COMPUTADORES PARA OS MICROSISTEMAS E AS NANOTECNOLOGIAS

PT · €212,069

participant

Applied Enzyme Technology Limited

UK · €277,932

participant

CARDIFF UNIVERSITY

UK · €305,737

participant

CHEMICKY USTAV SLOVENSKEJ AKADEMIEVIED

SK · €436,436

Research fields

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