Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease
Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease is a science project.
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Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease is a science project[1].
Key Facts
- Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease's instance of is recorded as science project[2].
- Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease began on January 1, 2017[3].
- Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease ended on December 31, 2022[4].
- Among those involved in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was University of Bath[5].
- Among those involved in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was University of Zurich[6].
- Among those involved in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was eu_cordis_org:999586844[7].
- A participant in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was eu_cordis_org:999584613[8].
- A participant in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was Medical University of Vienna[9].
- A participant in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was University Medical Center Utrecht[10].
- Among those involved in Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease was Fakultní nemocnice u sv. Anny v Brně[11].
- Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease's short name is recorded as CResPace[12].
- Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease's budget is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q4916', 'amount': '+4944347.5'}[13].
- Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease's funding scheme is recorded as Horizon 2020[14].
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When and Where
Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease began on January 1, 2017[3]. It ended on December 31, 2022[4].
Context
Adaptive Bio-electronics for Chronic Cardiorespiratory Disease's instance of is recorded as science project[2].
Participants
Recorded participant include University of Bath[5], University of Zurich[6], eu_cordis_org:999586844[7], eu_cordis_org:999584613[8], Medical University of Vienna[9], and University Medical Center Utrecht[10].