Innovating Nanomedicine Research Initiative
Understanding nanoparticle interactions with cancer, linking scientists and technologies to advance therapeutic design across Europe
Research Highlights
NanoRx
Lipid gold carbon
BioMap
Cellular context
AImodel
Interpretable relationships
Key Metrics
OMNIA bridges nanomedicine and spatial biology, delivering AI-driven insights across twenty European nations for next-generation therapies
Countries
20+
Duration
$48+
Years
4★
Funding
1.8M%
Grant
101299913+
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Our Benefits
Nanomedicine Research
Designing lipid gold carbon nanomaterials for therapy
Spatial Biology
Mapping molecular cellular tumor responses in situ
AIdata
Integrating imaging with data to reveal insights
Module
Deliverables include publications and datasets soon
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Become part of a European network driving cutting‑edge nanomedicine research, spatial biology, and AI collaborations for cancer solutions today
Nanomedicine Design and Characterisation for Clinical Use
Design
AI Integration Hub
Spatial Multi-Omics Mapping and Analysis of Tumors
Survey
Data Fusion Platform
Interpretable AI for Predictive Modeling of Nanomedicine
Deep
Insight Generation Suite
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OMNIA is funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Staff Exchanges programme, Grant Agreement No. 101299913.
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