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TERM · Linking research organisations in the fields of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine through European cooperation between regional research clusters

FP7Status: CLOSED1 October 201030 September 2013EU funding €2,497,738

The development of innovative 'Advanced Therapies' offers new approaches to tackle major diseases such as cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer or Parkinson. The progress made in the fields of 'Tissue Engineering' and 'Regenerative Medicine' (TERM) promises to deliver long awaited new solutions. They are recognized as potential sources for medical progress and significant economic growth where Europe should position itself.Since advanced therapies are often based on personalized medicine, the translation of medical developments into real-life, sustainable therapies is challenged by several hurtles. We need new scientific (multi-disciplinary, GMP-conform research environment), economic (new business models for high-cost-low frequency treatments) and structural (translation-oriented RTD) solutions. Europe has to improve its research capacities and accelerate translation to catch up with the US and keep ahead of rapidly developing Asian countries.TERM project aims at a consolidating skills and infrastructures among European regions and their research clusters through the definition of joint actions and mentoring. The goal is to derive high potential, translation-oriented projects from joining skill-sets, infrastructures and networks and from recognizing the requirements of the market forces. The financing situation shall also be analyzed and adapted to the requirements.TERM project will develop knowledge and strategies on how to use resources of the regions and clusters more efficiently with more synergy and focus. The knowledge generated shall be used to develop tools to efficiently assess the research potential of a region, implement best practices in a research cluster, develop inter-regional programs with joined research goals and suggest financial instruments that support these efforts. Therefore, the output of our project will be the development of a European strategy, action plan and best practice tools on how to link research clusters from different regions

Consortium · 15 organisations

coordinator

SYNDICAT MIXTE ATLANPOLE

FR · €402,858

participant

INTERFACE EUROPE

BE · €291,860

participant

STIFTELSEN FOR SAMVERKAN MELLAN UNIVERSITETEN I UPPSALA, NARINGSLIV OCH SAMHALLE

SE · €291,779

participant

Medcoast Scandinavia

NO · €266,165

participant

FONDAZIONE CENTRO SAN RAFFAELE DEL MONTE TABOR

IT

participant

PAYS DE LA LOIRE

FR · €56,499

participant

SERVICE PUBLIC DE WALLONIE

BE · €73,068

participant

BIOWIN ASBL

BE · €220,481

participant

VERKET FOR INNOVATIONSSYSTEM

SE · €46,946

participant

OSPEDALE SAN RAFFAELE SRL

IT · €55,084

participant

CHARITE - UNIVERSITAETSMEDIZIN BERLIN

DE · €223,178

participant

Instituto Madrileño de Desarrollo

ES

participant

BALTIC INNOVATION AGENCY OÜ

EE · €223,721

participant

ASOCIACION MADRID PLATAFORMA DE LA BIOTECNOLOGÍA

ES · €310,390

participant

REGIONFORBUNDET UPPSALA LAN

SE · €35,711

Research fields

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