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Revision as of 13:54, 26 November 2021
Project Q3671180 in France
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Project Q3671180 in France |
Statements
59,976.02 Euro
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199,920.07 Euro
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30.0 percent
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16 December 2016
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28 February 2019
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UNIVERSITE DE LIMOGES
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45°49'33.74"N, 1°15'30.89"E
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Le projet DIAMED est un projet transdisciplinaire reposant sur un consortium de deux laboratoires académiques et d'une PME située dans la Région Nouvelle_x000D_Aquitaine. Le caractère pluridisciplinaire est illustré par l'association de différentes compétences en science des matériaux (SPCTS), biologie santé (HCP) et_x000D_systèmes d'imagerie (KAMAX) visant à terme à développer une nouvelle génération d'endoscopes, capables d'identifier une zone tumorale et d'appliquer in_x000D_situ un traitement ciblé qui serait limité à la région pathologique. (French)
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The DIAMED project is a transdisciplinary project based on a consortium of two academic laboratories and an SME located in the Region Nouvelle_x000D_Aquitaine. The multidisciplinary character is illustrated by the combination of different skills in materials science (SPCTS), health biology (HCP) and_x000D_imagery systems (KAMAX) aimed at eventually developing a new generation of endoscopes, capable of identifying a tumor zone and applying in_x000D_situ a targeted treatment that would be limited to the pathological region. (English)
18 November 2021
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33 Rue François Mitterrand, 87032 Limoges, France
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Identifiers
2986810
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