[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"awarded-erc-synergy-grant-2023":3,"awarded-stats-erc-synergy-grant":208},{"awarded":4,"total":207},[5,16,23,30,36,43,49,56,62,69,76,81,88,94,100,107,113,118,123,129,134,140,146,151,157,163,169,175,181,186,192,198,203],{"id":6,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":9,"piName":10,"institution":11,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":15},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071713","European Research Council","ERC Synergy Grant","Testing solid earth climate connections through mid ocean ridge time series",null,"HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM FUR OZEANFORSCHUNG KIEL (GEOMAR)","DE",2023,"€13,982,850","A central problem of understanding the Earth system is quantifying climate-solid Earth feedback that requires time-series studies. One important time series is the climate (sea level) record that shows transitions between ice ages and warm periods for the last millions of years, involving vast mass transfer between continents (ice load) and oceans. Volcanism is sensitive to such pressure changes, but its response to glacial cycles is largely unknown for the global mid-ocean-ridge (MOR) system, w",{"id":17,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":18,"piName":10,"institution":19,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":22},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071505","Lifting stellar structure and evolution to higher dimensions in the era of space asteroseismology","KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN","BE","€9,938,446","Stars are the source of radiation, chemistry, and life in the Universe. Models of how stars live are key ingredients in planetary, astrophysical, and cosmological research.  A star is a hot plasma rotating around an axis.  Small stars like the Sun rotate slowly but bigger ones with more mass rotate faster, shaping them as flattened spheroids.  Yet, current stellar models simplify the flattening or treat stars as spheres during their lives, using 1 spatial and 1 time dimension (1+1D). Rotation an",{"id":24,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":25,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":27,"year":13,"amount":28,"abstract":29},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071533","Chirality and spin selectivity in electron transfer processes: from quantum detection to quantum enabled technologies","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI FIRENZE","IT","€8,976,957","Chirality is a key property of molecules important in many chemical and nearly all biological processes. Recent observations have shown that electron transport through chiral molecules attached to solid electrodes can induce high spin polarization even at room temperature. Electrons with their spin aligned parallel or antiparallel to the electron transfer displacement vector are preferentially transmitted depending on the chirality of the molecular system resulting in Chirality-Induced Spin Sele",{"id":31,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":32,"piName":10,"institution":33,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":34,"abstract":35},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071786","PErPetuating Stemness: From single-cell analysis to mechanistic spatio-temporal models of neural stem cell dynamics","DEUTSCHES KREBSFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM HEIDELBERG","€10,858,174","Neural stem cell (NSC) populations in the vertebrate brain generate adult-born neurons for plasticity, growth, and repair. Neurogenic and gliogenic capacity, based on long-term NSC maintenance, functionally define “stemness”. Stemness embodies massive NSC heterogeneity at the single cell level and requires control of maintenance or differentiation decisions at the population level. These features remain mechanistically unreconciled. We hypothesise that spatiotemporal interactions among heterogen",{"id":37,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":38,"piName":10,"institution":39,"country":40,"year":13,"amount":41,"abstract":42},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101072180","When was Greenland ‘green’? – Perspectives from basal ice and sediments from ice cores.","KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET","DK","€13,929,477","Green2Ice will investigate the deepest and oldest ice and basal sediments drilled from the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS). Ice cores have been drilled the last 55 years, but the deepest ice containing basal materials has been preserved until now, and still holds undeciphered paleoclimatic messages. The breakthrough of Green2Ice is to develop and apply cutting edge dating methods on this unique sample collection and hence to reconstruct the age and the stability of the GrIS. A hypothesis to test is i",{"id":44,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":45,"piName":10,"institution":46,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":47,"abstract":48},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071777","Oxytocin-driven territorial mapping in the mammalian hippocampal formation","ZENTRALINSTITUT FUER SEELISCHE GESUNDHEIT","€10,000,000","Orienting in space recruits brain mechanisms well conserved across mammalian species. Within the entorhinal-hippocampal network, a core system of spatially-selective cells supports spatial geometry computations. Yet, when navigating familiar surroundings, neural computations of space usually escape our attention. Instead, we parse space into socially meaningful territories. Territorial boundaries are social in nature since they capture the location of utilities available to individuals tied to g",{"id":50,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":51,"piName":10,"institution":52,"country":53,"year":13,"amount":54,"abstract":55},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071793","Pushing from within: Control of cell shape, integrity and motility by cytoskeletal pushing forces","INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUSTRIA","AT","€9,813,625","The ability of cells to sense environmental cues and respond to them by adjusting their shape and motion is fundamental for biological processes ranging from animal development to disease. Much is known about how cells sense and respond to the geometry and mechanics of their environment by adhering to and pulling on the substrate. However, recent studies demonstrated that cells also strongly depend on non-adhesive interactions with the environment and that they probe, sense and deform their surr",{"id":57,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":58,"piName":10,"institution":59,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":60,"abstract":61},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071937","Nanoscale water: A Quantum Understanding of Angstrom-scale transport","MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN EV","€9,982,879","Water is a substance that needs no introduction: It shapes our blue planet, is life-enabling, and scientifically fascinating with a host of anomalous behaviours. Despite centuries of studies, breakthroughs in the last decade have shown that when wWater is an abundant, yet exceptional and life-enabling substance. The past decades have seen tremendous progress in our understanding of the many peculiarities of water, many of which can be traced to the nature of the interactions between water molecu",{"id":63,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":64,"piName":10,"institution":65,"country":66,"year":13,"amount":67,"abstract":68},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071936","Harnessing the splicing code for targeted control of gene expression","FUNDACIO CENTRE DE REGULACIO GENOMICA","ES","€5,000,764","Alternative splicing (AS) of mRNA precursors plays important roles in tissue-specific gene regulation and biological regulatory mechanisms, as it can radically alter protein expression, cell phenotypes and physiological responses. Altered splicing also contributes to disease mechanisms, ranging from neurodegeneration to cancer. Drugs modulating AS have recently provided the first therapy for Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a common genetic disorder, illustrating the huge potential for treating many oth",{"id":70,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":71,"piName":10,"institution":72,"country":73,"year":13,"amount":74,"abstract":75},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071843","Dynamics of Protein–Ligand Interactions","LUNDS UNIVERSITET","SE","€8,721,625","Proteins are biological macromolecules that are vital to all processes of life. Understanding the functions of proteins has great scientific and commercial value: proteins are used as industrial enzymes, as pharmaceutical treatments, and many proteins are the targets of drugs. Current knowledge of protein function is primarily based on static structures, which have provided great insights about structure-function relationships that today form the basis for protein science and protein engineering",{"id":77,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":78,"piName":10,"institution":39,"country":40,"year":13,"amount":79,"abstract":80},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071865","How Neutron Star Mergers make Heavy Elements","€11,260,286","The incredible density, gravity, and electromagnetic field strengths of neutron stars (NS) make them laboratories for physics under extreme conditions. But probing these exotic objects is difficult. With the 2017 gravitational wave detection of a NS-NS merger, the landscape changed, and we can now get high-quality spectra of the decompressed neutron-rich matter emerging from the collision. This is a new transient astrophysical phenomenon called a 'kilonova'. Kilonovae are a potential treasure tr",{"id":82,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":83,"piName":10,"institution":84,"country":85,"year":13,"amount":86,"abstract":87},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071829","Migrations of Textual and Scribal Traditions via Large-Scale Computational Analysis of Medieval Manuscripts in Hebrew Script","ECOLE PRATIQUE DES HAUTES ETUDES","FR","€10,296,259","MIDRASH aims to construct a groundbreaking interdisciplinary methodology for a global approach to the study of the treasure trove of medieval literary manuscripts in Hebrew script. Jews produced and consumed a prodigious cornucopia of texts in Hebrew, Aramaic, Judeo-Arabic and other vernacular languages, intertextually closely related like a mille feuille. The manuscripts constitute the unique remains of medieval Jewish literary culture, having survived - and witnessing to - centuries of migrati",{"id":89,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":90,"piName":10,"institution":91,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":92,"abstract":93},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071255","An eXtreme Mesh deformation method to follow sharp physical interfaces","UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN","€5,334,732","This project will develop an innovative approach, X-MESH, to overcome a major difficulty associated with engineeringanalysis: we aim to provide a revolutionary way to track physicalinterfaces in finite element simulations using extreme deformation ofthe meshes.Unprecedented low computational cost, high robustness andaccuracy are expected as the proposed approach is designed to avoidthe pitfalls of the current methods, especially for topological changes. The key idea of the projecthas emerged in ",{"id":95,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":96,"piName":10,"institution":97,"country":66,"year":13,"amount":98,"abstract":99},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071836","KARST: Predicting flow and transport in complex Karst systems","AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS","€9,884,611","Karst aquifers are a treasure and a threat: while up to 25% of the world population depends on them for drinking water, they also have capabilities for extremely fast conduction of water and contaminants. In the light of climate change, we need to prepare for extreme flooding and understand the consequences for karst aquifers. Despite their socio-economic importance, decades of research, and high-profile disasters, karst structures and processes remain notoriously difficult to assess. Because of",{"id":101,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":102,"piName":10,"institution":103,"country":104,"year":13,"amount":105,"abstract":106},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071643","Colour Movies of Black Holes: Understanding Black Hole Astrophysics from the Event Horizon to Galactic Scales","STICHTING RADBOUD UNIVERSITEIT","NL","€13,800,936","Black holes (BHs) are icons of the fundamental nature of gravity, the mysterious force shaping the Universe. They are also the Universes most efficient power houses, turning infalling gas into energy and outflows that, together with gravity, mould galaxies and thus ultimately stars and planets. The first image of a black hole by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), wherein we played a leading role, captured the imagination of scientists and the public alike. This picture of the immutable black hol",{"id":108,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":109,"piName":10,"institution":110,"country":85,"year":13,"amount":111,"abstract":112},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071470","Impact of cell shapes on cell behaviour and fate","CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS","€10,834,795","Cells are often depicted as irregular spherical objects - the shape they adopt in suspension. However, the packed environment of tissues alters this simple shape, causing large cell deformations. This occurs during normal tissue growth and is even more pronounced upon tissue overgrowth, as in the case of solid tumors. Cell shape changes frequently occur in migratory cells, such as immune cells that patrol the organism within interstitial tissues, and cancer metastases that escape from the primar",{"id":114,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":115,"piName":10,"institution":110,"country":85,"year":13,"amount":116,"abstract":117},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071583","Uncovering the molecular effects of the tubulin code and their impact on organism-wide functions","€11,319,929","Microtubules (MT) are core components of the eukaryotic cytoskeleton with essential roles in cell division, cell shape, intracellular transport, and motility. Despite their functional divergence, MTs have highly conserved structures made from almost identical molecular building blocks  tubulin proteins. A variety of posttranslational modifications (PTMs) diversifies these building blocks, which is thought to control most of the properties and functions of the MT cytoskeleton, a concept referred ",{"id":119,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":120,"piName":10,"institution":59,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":121,"abstract":122},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071773","Untangling the biologic and social causes of low fertility in modern societies","€14,000,000","High-income countries are experiencing both unprecedentedly low and increasingly polarized fertility with growing social gradients in childbearing. Key theories on fertility patterns are based on the empirical observation that until recently fertility remained comparatively high in gender-egalitarian countries with strong support for families. Since 2010 many of the countries that provided evidence for such theories have reached record-low fertility. This confronts the scientific paradigm of the",{"id":124,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":125,"piName":10,"institution":126,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":127,"abstract":128},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071882","Superatom Waveguide Quantum Electrodynamics","HUMBOLDT-UNIVERSITAET ZU BERLIN","€8,138,040","The past decade has seen remarkable advances in the field of quantum non-linear optics, where individual photons are made to strongly interact which each other. Such strong photon-photon interactions are of both fundamental and technological interest: They are the prerequisite for implementing deterministic quantum logic gate operations for processing optical quantum information. Moreover, photons that strongly interact via a quantum nonlinear medium exhibit complex out-of-equilibrium quantum dy",{"id":130,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":131,"piName":10,"institution":132,"country":85,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":133},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071601","On intelligenCE And Networks","ECOLE POUR L'INFORMATIQUE ET LES TECHNIQUES AVANCEES (EPITA)","Until recently, most of the major advances in machine learning and decision making have focused on a centralized paradigm in which data are aggregated at a central location to train models and\u002For decide on actions. This paradigm faces serious flaws in many real-world cases. In particular, centralized learning risks exposing user privacy, makes inefficient use of communication resources, creates data processing bottlenecks, and may lead to concentration of economic and political power. It thus ap",{"id":135,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":136,"piName":10,"institution":137,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":138,"abstract":139},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101072047","Mechanisms of co-translational assembly of multi-protein complexes","RUPRECHT-KARLS-UNIVERSITAET HEIDELBERG","€9,458,525","Most proteins function within larger complexes. How these intricate structures are correctly formed is poorly understood, yet critical to all cellular processes and pathological conditions. Recent breakthroughs suggest that multi-protein complexes form co-translationally, by super-assemblies of multiple ribosomes and other cofactors that are coordinated in time and space. This striking notion contrasts starkly with textbook models and is key to the possibilities and failures of complex formation",{"id":141,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":142,"piName":10,"institution":143,"country":104,"year":13,"amount":144,"abstract":145},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071386","Glycans as Master Switches of B Cell Activity in Autoimmunity","ACADEMISCH ZIEKENHUIS LEIDEN","€9,997,500","Autoimmune diseases including rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are often life-threatening disorders with increasing disability having a negative impact on patients’ quality of life. Mechanisms leading to the breach of tolerance in development of autoimmunity are still largely unknown. Protein glycosylation is an essential regulatory mechanism in the immune system. We recently demonstrated that N-glycosylation of the variable region (Fab) of autoantibodies is a hallmark of RA development and progression",{"id":147,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":148,"piName":10,"institution":137,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":149,"abstract":150},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071420","Tackling the Cyclacene Challenge","€11,221,642","Cyclacenes, i.e., cyclic versions of acenes consisting of linearly fused benzene rings, were first discussed in 1954 by Heilbronner, but -  despite considerable synthetic efforts over decades - have remained an elusive class of compounds. Theoretical investigations suggest that cyclacenes are highly reactive due to pronounced polyradical character and significant ring strain. All prior attempts to synthesise cyclacenes failed, mainly because the final synthetic step of establishing a fully conju",{"id":152,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":153,"piName":10,"institution":154,"country":66,"year":13,"amount":155,"abstract":156},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071784","Lipid droplets as innate immunity hubs","FUNDACIO DE RECERCA CLINIC BARCELONA-INSTITUT D INVESTIGACIONS BIOMEDIQUES AUGUST PI I SUNYER","€8,793,579","Successful defence against invaders is critical for survival of eukaryotic cells. Microbes have developed many strategies to subvert host organisms which, in turn, evolved several innate immune responses to counterattack. As major lipid storage organelles of eukaryotes, lipid droplets (LDs) are an attractive source of nutrients for invaders. Pathogens induce and physically interact with LDs and the current view is that they hijack LDs to draw on substrates for host colonisation. We recently chal",{"id":158,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":159,"piName":10,"institution":160,"country":66,"year":13,"amount":161,"abstract":162},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071726","Re-thinking the Green Revolution in the Medieval Western Mediterranean (6th - 16th centuries)","UNIVERSITAT AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA","€8,520,592","As Mediterranean societies prepare for the impacts of climate change over the next few decades, a case study to inform their future resilience is associated with one of the defining events in world history: the emergence of Islam in the 7th century, the subsequent Arab (and later Berber) conquests of the southern and western Mediterranean, their associated population movements and the environmental adaptations that enabled these new societies to flourish. The introduction of new forms of agricul",{"id":164,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":165,"piName":10,"institution":166,"country":85,"year":13,"amount":167,"abstract":168},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071613","Decoding epistatic genome\u002FRNome interactions in eukaryotic fitness gain using Leishmania parasites as a unique model system","INSTITUT PASTEUR","€8,620,835","Darwinian evolution plays a central yet poorly understood role in human disease. Iterations between genetic mutation and environmental selection drive cancer development, microbial infection and therapeutic failure, thus increasing human mortality. The molecular mechanisms that harness the deleterious effects of genome instability to generate beneficial phenotypes in these pathogenic systems are unknown. Here we investigate this important unsolved question in the protozoan parasite Leishmania th",{"id":170,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":171,"piName":10,"institution":172,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":173,"abstract":174},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071259","Photoemission Orbital Cinematography: An ultrafast wave function lab","FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JULICH GMBH","€11,348,614","Directly watching in slow-motion videos how electrons move in quantum mechanical orbitals and how this motion shapes the functionalities of condensed matter has been a dream shared by all natural and life sciences. Yet, this vision comes with the daunting challenge of mapping the microscopic structure of electronic orbitals with simultaneous ultrafast time resolution. We will turn orbital cinematography into reality. This seminal breakthrough will rely on the unique synergies between photoemissi",{"id":176,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":177,"piName":10,"institution":178,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":179,"abstract":180},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071674","Polynomial-time Computation: Opening the Blackboxes in Constraint Problems","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET DRESDEN","€7,932,935","The class P of polynomial-time computable computational problems is the most important and robust complexity class for the study of efficient computation. Answering what problems belong to P will lead to groundbreaking applications in science and society. Moreover, P is a relatively recent  mathematical object and  radically  different  from  classical notions studied for centuries; thus, capturing it promises the discovery of new fundamental  theorems  in  mathematics.Our current understanding ",{"id":182,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":183,"piName":10,"institution":160,"country":66,"year":13,"amount":184,"abstract":185},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071647","A Post Growth Deal","€9,994,960","How can we sustain human well-being within planetary boundaries? What policies and provisioning systems could enable societies to prosper without growth? What politics and alliances are necessary for seeing post-growth policies through, and how can the public be engaged in them? What new scientific paradigm could answer such questions? Societies face multiple intertwined crises. Bold alternatives are sorely needed. This project develops frameworks for ‘Post-Growth Deals’, from empirical research",{"id":187,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":188,"piName":10,"institution":189,"country":104,"year":13,"amount":190,"abstract":191},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071417","Pathways of resilience and evasion of tipping in ecosystems","UNIVERSITEIT UTRECHT","€9,848,970","There is an urgent need to understand the catastrophic effects that global environmental and climate change can have on the Earth, its system components and ecosystems. One area of critical concern is the imminent high-impact, abrupt and irreversible tipping of ecosystems. Recent discoveries indicate that tipping could be evaded and even reversed in ecosystems through spatial pattern formation of vegetation, thereby creating pathways of resilience. Many undiscovered pathways of resilience throug",{"id":193,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":194,"piName":10,"institution":195,"country":53,"year":13,"amount":196,"abstract":197},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071779","Gravitational interferometry with entangled states in optical fibers","UNIVERSITAT WIEN","€8,870,987","The four known interactions that occur in nature can be described either by Einstein's general relativity or by quantum field theory. Over the last decades physicists have tried to put these two pillars of modern physics on a common foundation. In doing so, they have been limited by a lack of experiments at the interface of these two frameworks. Both theories have been independently verified with astonishing precision, but all verifications to date have come without drawing on concepts from the ",{"id":199,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":200,"piName":10,"institution":201,"country":27,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":202},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071900","NEurological MEchanismS of Injury, and Sleep-like  cellular dynamics","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PADOVA","Focal brain disorders, including stroke, trauma, and epilepsy, are the main causes of disability and loss of productivity in the world, and carry a cumulative cost in Europe of about 500 billion euro\u002Fyear. Now, physicians diagnose and treat these conditions as if they were caused by local dysfunction due to the pathological process. However, there is growing evidence that, in most neurological and psychiatric disorders, clinical symptoms reflect widespread network abnormalities. Normalization of",{"id":204,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":205,"piName":10,"institution":110,"country":85,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":206},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101071707","Horse Power: Interactions between China, Mongolia and the steppe 2000-0 BCE","Horse Power will examine the complex interactions between the eastern steppe and China from the second millennium BCE to the formation of the Xiongnu empire in Mongolia and the Qin state in China after 300 BCE. From the second millennium BCE two great worlds formed, traded and fought across Eurasia. From Mongolia to the European steppe great horse and herding cultures coalesced across thousands of kilometres of grassland. 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