F-CRIN in brief
F-CRIN stands for “French Clinical Research Infrastructure Network”. It was set up in 2012 to study human health and diseases. Its main goals are to unlock synergies between French clinical research players by promoting scientific excellence and operational collaboration, and also to represent the European clinical research network – ECRIN-ERIC – in France.
Today, ten years after its founding, F-CRIN operates through an original organisational model of 21 components: 16 theme-based clinical research and investigation networks, 3 networks of advanced expertise, 1 multiservice platform and 1 national coordination unit acting as infrastructure headquarters. F-CRIN now covers over 19 medical fields.
43%
of projects with an international scope
757
research projects involving F-CRIN
51%
of projects conducted with an industrial partners
1,746
publications mentioning F-CRIN or its components
F-CRIN coordination units across France
F-CRIN, a national infrastructure with 21 components across France.
Infrastructure News
F-CRIN on social networks
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RT @CiCPNancy: New insight from the familial STANISLAS cohort! We showed on healthy volunteers that among several echocardiographic variabl…
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RT @CiCPNancy: Diuretic dose is a strong prognostic factor in ambulatory patients awaiting heart transplantation @GuiBaudry @NicolasGirerd…
