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Country Partner Institution City PIC Status Country Partner Institution City PIC Status Armenia "Matenadaran" M.Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts Yerevan 950661111 VALIDATED Armenia “URARTU” UNIVERSITY OF PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY Yerevan 933597647 DECLARED Armenia AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ARMENIA FOUNDATION Yerevan 985620396 VALIDATED Armenia ARMENIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE Yerevan 897831031 DECLARED Armenia ARMENIAN NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY Yerevan 951898734 VALIDATED Armenia ARMENIAN STATE INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SPORT Yerevan 915977791 DECLARED Armenia ARMENIAN STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY AFTER KHACHATUR ABOVYAN FOUNDATION Yerevan 912923649 VALIDATED Armenia ARMENIAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS Yerevan 934788322 VALIDATED Armenia ARMENIAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS GYUMRI BRANCH Gyumri 916267918 DECLARED Armenia CENTER FOR ECOLOGICAL-NOOSPHERE STUDIES OF NAS RA Yerevan 988151805 VALIDATED Armenia Crisis Management State Academy Yerevan 897177445 DECLARED Armenia EURASIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Yerevan 948603935 VALIDATED Armenia EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Yerevan 934961952 VALIDATED Armenia GAVAR STATE UNIVERSITY Gavar 937844404 VALIDATED Armenia GORIS STATE UNIVERSITY Goris 934580742 VALIDATED Armenia GRADUATES ASSOCIATION OF YEREVAN BRUSOV STATE UNIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESYerevan 948492288 DECLARED Armenia HUMANITAR INSTITUTE OF HRAZDAN Hrazdan 933394432 DECLARED Armenia INSTITUTE FOR INFORMATICS AND AUTOMATION PROBLEMS OF NAS RA Yerevan 999639903 VALIDATED Armenia INSTITUTE FOR PHYSICAL RESEARCH OF NAS RA Ashtarak 986554991 VALIDATED Armenia Institute of Applied Problems of Physics at the National Academy of Science of the RA Yerevan 899848728 DECLARED Armenia Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia Yerevan 915883313 DECLARED Armenia INSTITUTE OF BOTANY OF NAS RA Yerevan 972309959 VALIDATED Armenia Institute of General and inorganic Chemistry NAS RA Yerevan 913967078 DECLARED Armenia Institute of Geophysics and Engineering Seismology after A. Nazarov of the National Academy of Sciences of ArmeniaGyumri 908108278 DECLARED Armenia Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences Yerevan 953070882 DECLARED Armenia INSTITUTE OF MECHANICS OF NAS RA Yerevan 966616447 VALIDATED Armenia INSTITUTE OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF NAS RA Yerevan 974904321 VALIDATED Armenia Institute of Oriental Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia Yerevan 952410409 DECLARED Armenia Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of Armenian National Academy of Sciences Yerevan 951089754 DECLARED Armenia INSTITUTE OF RADIOPHYSICS AND ELECTONICS OF NAS RA Ashtarak 910534927 DECLARED Armenia KAPAN BRANCH OF NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF ARMENIA Kapan 907621823 DECLARED Armenia KHACHATUR ABOVYAN UNIVERSITY DEBATING SOCIETY Yerevan 932848613 DECLARED Armenia L.A .ORBELI INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOLOGY OF NAS RA Yerevan 958780496 VALIDATED Armenia MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA Yerevan 934119022 VALIDATED Armenia MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF RA Yerevan 921172238 VALIDATED Armenia MKHITAR GOSH ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSTY Yerevan 933288411 DECLARED Armenia MOVSES KHORENATSI UNIVERSITY Yerevan 917727477 DECLARED Armenia NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA Yerevan 999586553 VALIDATED Armenia NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF ARMENIA GYUMRI BRANCH Gyumri 903103272 DECLARED Armenia NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF ARMENIA Yerevan 934941291 VALIDATED Armenia NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION OF ARMENIA Yerevan 934004465 VALIDATED Armenia NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Yerevan 921132371 VALIDATED Armenia POLICE EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX OF RA Yerevan 896930483 DECLARED Armenia PROGRESS UNIVERSITY OF GYUMRI Gyumri 923789686 DECLARED Armenia PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ACADEMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA Yerevan 934629145 VALIDATED Armenia RA MOD Military University named after Vazgen Sargsyan Yerevan 897563893 DECLARED Armenia RUSSIAN-ARMENIAN UNIVERSITY Yerevan 933562727 VALIDATED Armenia SCIENTIFIC CENTER OF ZOOLOGY AND HYDROECOLOGY OF NAS RA Yerevan 951685431 VALIDATED Armenia SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ENERGY Yerevan 984272387 VALIDATED Armenia SHIRAK STATE UNIVERSITY Gyumri 912885431 VALIDATED Armenia STATE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS OF ARMENIA FOUNDATION Yerevan 911025650 VALIDATED Armenia UNIVERSITE FRANCAISE EN ARMENIE FONDATION Yerevan 929396383 VALIDATED Armenia VANADZOR STATE UNIVERSITY AFTER H.TUMANYAN FOUNDATION Vanadzor 936719786 VALIDATED Armenia Yerevan Branch of Lomonosov Moscow State University Yerevan 924559478 DECLARED Armenia YEREVAN BRUSOV STATE UNIVERSITY OFLANGUAGES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Yerevan 943641512 VALIDATED Armenia YEREVAN GLADZOR UNIVERSITY Yerevan 933974880 DECLARED Armenia YEREVAN HAYBUSAK UNIVERSITY Yerevan 933229920 VALIDATED Armenia YEREVAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE AFTER MEHRABYAN Yerevan 914319188 DECLARED Armenia YEREVAN STATE CONSERVATORY AFTER KOMITAS Yerevan 933246022 VALIDATED Armenia YEREVAN STATE INSTITUTE OF THEATRE AND CINEMATOGRAPHY Yerevan 911631609 DECLARED Armenia YEREVAN STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AFTER MKHITAR HERATSI Yerevan 953066614 VALIDATED Armenia YEREVAN STATE UNIVERSITY Yerevan 998298975 VALIDATED Armenia YEREVAN TELECOMMUNICATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE Yerevan 917466741 VALIDATED.
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