Reinforcing the Scientific Excellence of the Institute for Ethnopharmacological Studies and Phytotherapy (IESP) through Twinning with Computer Science (CS)

Project Information

ETHCSTWIN

Grant agreement ID: 101159928

DOI

10.3030/101159928

EC signature date 28 March 2024

Start date 1 June 2024

End date 31 May 2027

Funded under

• Widening participation and spreading excellence

Total cost

No data

EU contribution

€ 1 496 750,00

Coordinated by

ETHNIKO KAI KAPODISTRIAKO PANEPISTIMIO ATHINON
Greece

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Deliverables

Other (2)

Project identity, webpage, and social channels

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Curriculum on ΕΤΗ

Compiling a Curriculum on Ethnopharmacology (ETΗ) involves synthesizing multidisciplinary knowledge into a structured educational framework. This curriculum encompasses traditional medicinal practices, botanical identification, pharmacological principles, and cultural contexts. By integrating diverse perspectives and methodologies, the curriculum aims to cultivate a holistic understanding of ethnopharmacology among students and professionals. Through interactive learning experiences and practical exercises, it fosters critical thinking and promotes the ethical and sustainable application of ethnopharmacological knowledge in a research setting.

Documents, reports (1)

Current landscape in ETH, best practices assessment and innovation benchmarking

In the current landscape of Ethnopharmacology, assessing best practices and benchmarking innovation are paramount. By evaluating traditional medicinal knowledge alongside contemporary scientific methods, we aim to identify synergies and gaps in research. Through benchmarking, we can leverage advancements in technology and methodology to enhance the efficacy and sustainability of ethnopharmacological practices. This approach facilitates the integration of traditional wisdom with modern scientific rigor, paving the way for innovative solutions in healthcare and drug discovery.