(h) Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities; (i) Space; (j) Security. (ii) Ideas: supporting research carried out across all fields by ‘investigator-driven’ individual national or transnational teams in competition at the European level. (iii) People: strengthening, quantitatively and qualitatively, the human potential in research and technological development in Europe, as well as encouraging mobility. (iv) Capacities: supporting key aspects of European research and innovation capacities such as research infrastructures; regional research driven clusters; the development of a full research potential in the Community's convergence and outermost regions; research for the benefit of small and medium-sized enterprises in (‘SMEs’) (11); ‘Science support to coherent development of policies; horizontal activities of Society’ issues; international cooperation. 2. The Seventh Framework Programme shall also support the non-nuclear direct scientific and technical actions carried out by the Joint Research Centre as (‘JRC’) defined in Annex I. FP7 Basic information OpenAIRE has identified 171,258 publications linked to 12,680 FP7 projects. Note that each publication can be attributed to more than one programme, which is why the total publication per programme is higher, than the total number of publications. Publication pr. programme - Cooperation: 81,993 publications (47.83% of total); 37,948 Open Access - Ideas: 63,417 publications (36.99% of total); 38,577 Open Access - People: 21,867 publications (12.76% of total); 14,769 Open Access - Capacities: 11,598 publications (6.75% of total); 7,260 Open Access - Euratom: 631 publications (0.37% of total); 198 Open Access How did we identify them? Through our extensive network of National Open Access Desks in 33 European countries that advocate for Green OA so researchers deposit print/post print publications in institutional or thematic repositories, and for Gold OA so that they use FP7 funds to publish in OA journals. Fully OpenAIRE compliant repositories automatically identify and report these publications.
(h) Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities; (i) Space; (j) Security. (ii) Ideas: supporting ‘investigator-driven’ research carried out across all fields by individual national or transnational teams in competition at the European level. (iii) People: strengthening, quantitatively and qualitatively, the human potential in research and technological development in Europe, as well as encouraging mobility. (iv) Capacities: supporting key aspects of European research and innovation capacities such as research infrastructures; regional research driven clusters; the development of a full research potential in the Community's convergence and outermost regions; research for the benefit of small and medium-sized enterprises (‘SMEs’) (11); ‘Science in Society’ issues; support to coherent development of policies; horizontal activities of international cooperation. 2. The Seventh Framework Programme shall also support the non-nuclear direct scientific and technical actions carried out by the Joint Research Centre (‘JRC’) as defined in Annex I. FP7 Basic information OpenAIRE has identified 171,258 publications linked to 12,680 FP7 projects. Note that each publication can be attributed to more than one programme, which is why the total publication per programme is higher, than the total number of publications. Publication pr. programme - Cooperation: 81,993 publications (47.83% of total); 37,948 Open Access - Ideas: 63,417 publications (36.99% of total); 38,577 Open Access - People: 21,867 publications (12.76% of total); 14,769 Open Access - Capacities: 11,598 publications (6.75% of total); 7,260 Open Access - Euratom: 631 publications (0.37% of total); 198 Open Access How did we identify them? Through our extensive network of National Open Access Desks in 33 European countries that advocate for Green OA so researchers deposit print/post print publications in institutional or thematic repositories, and for Gold OA so that they use FP7 funds to publish in OA journals. Fully OpenAIRE compliant repositories automatically identify and report these publications.