ABILITYNET - United Kingdom 

Ranking results:

Past rankings:

2011
Criterium:Position:
Overall Score:> 1000
Networking Rank (Reputation):> 1000
2010
Criterium:Position:
Overall Score:> 1000
Networking Rank (Reputation):> 1000

Ranking timeline:

Project Participation Performance(2010-01-01 - 2025-12-31 ):

Total Project Funding:

Total funding allocated to projects this organisation participated or coordinated

Funding per Partner:

Since 2014 individual funding per partner. If data is not available at CORDIS: total funding / No of participants.

Projects:

Leadership:

Total number of projects: 2
As coordinator: 0
As participant: 2
Sole participant: 0
Coordinator / Participant Ratio: 0*

*Ratio includes only projects with > 2 partners

Summary:

Total project funding [€]:Projects [No]:
Year:coordinator*participant*per partner  as coordinatoras participant
2011 0 2.160.000 263.216 1
2010 0 2.300.000 121.754 1
*n.b.: These numbers represent the total amount of funds allocated to projects this institution has participated in, not the funding allocated to this institution

Networking:

Partners:

Institution:Projects [No]:
EBERHARD KARLS UNIVERSITAET TUEBINGEN1
FUNDACIO PRIVADA BARCELONA DIGITAL CENTRE TECNOLOGIC1
FUNDACIO PRIVADA INSTITUT DE NEUROREHABILITACIO GUTTMANN1
GUGER TECHNOLOGIES OEG1
GUGER TECHNOLOGIES OG1
HAHNSCHICKARDGESELLSCHAFT FUER ANGEWANDTE FORSCHUNG EV1
HASOMED HARDUND SOFTWARE FUER MEDIZIN GESELLSCHAFT MBH1
INSTITUTO DE MEDICINA MOLECULAR1
METICUBE SISTEMAS DE INFORMACAO COMUNICACAO E MULTIMEDIA LDA1
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET GRAZ1
THE CURE PARKINSON'S TRUST1
UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA1
UNIVERSITETSSYKEHUSET NORDNORGE HF1

Constancy:

Total number of partners: 13
Partner loyalty:
Frequent Partner: (> 2 projects): 0
Rare Partner: 13
Frequent / Rare Partner Ratio: 0

Project overview:

Start dateProjectacronymrolefundingpartners
2011-10-01SENSE-PARK: Supporting and Empowering Parkinson patients in their home environment using a Novel SEnsory information system that monitors daily-life-relevant parameters of PARKinson disease and their SENSE-PARKparticipant2.160.0007
2010-01-01Autonomy and social inclusion through mixed reality Brain-Computer Interfaces: Connecting the disabled to their physical and social world BrainAbleparticipant2.300.0008