[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"awarded-erc-synergy-grant-2024":3,"awarded-stats-erc-synergy-grant":246},{"awarded":4,"total":245},[5,16,23,29,35,41,47,53,59,66,73,79,85,91,98,105,111,118,125,131,137,143,149,156,163,169,174,180,187,192,199,204,209,215,221,227,233,239],{"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-101118558","European Research Council","ERC Synergy Grant","Geology of Texts, Genealogy of Concepts, Intellectual Ecosystems: Mapping the Indic and Tibetic Buddhist Text Corpora",null,"UNIVERSITY OF HAMBURG","DE",2024,"€9,902,166","A major legacy of the Indic and Tibetic great civilisations is the enormous corpora of preserved texts and the plethora of profound ideas transmitted therein. Intellexus focuses on three vast corpora of Buddhist texts: Indic works in Sanskrit, Indic works in Tibetan translation, and autochthonous Tibetic works with claimed Indic origin. Our hypothesis is that the Indic and Tibetic Buddhist intellectual cultures and their elementsincluding texts, ideas, and intellectual ecosystems (and their cons",{"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-101115663","NEw generation MEthods for numerical SImulationS","UNIVERSITE DE MONTPELLIER","FR","€7,818,782","Relevant partial differential equations (PDEs) problems of the 21st century, including those encountered in magnetohydrodynamics and geological flows, involve severe difficulties linked to: the presence of incomplete differential operators related to Hilbert complexes; nonlinear and hybrid-dimensional physical behaviors; embedded\u002Fmoving interfaces. The goal of the NEMESIS project is to lay the groundwork for a novel generation of numerical simulators tackling all of the above difficulties at onc",{"id":24,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":25,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":27,"abstract":28},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101119062","Stochastic Spiking Wireless Multimodal Sensory Systems","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET DRESDEN","€13,525,608","SWIMS vision is to propose a bio-inspired paradigm change for the design and hardware of future smart wireless multimodal sensory systems that will operate with stochastic spikes, offering a breakthrough with unrivalled energy efficiency at system level, for event detections and communication. The scientific breakthroughs proposed here are sine qua non advancements for a sustainable deployment of billions of future Internet of Things nodes to support smart economy and society development, with l",{"id":30,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":31,"piName":10,"institution":32,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":33,"abstract":34},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118656","4D scanning transmission electron microscopy for structural biology","FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JULICH GMBH","€7,489,397","Electron Microscopy (EM) has transformed research in the Life and Physical Sciences separately. Cryo-EM in Life Sciences allows the 3D structure determination of proteins down to 1.0 Å resolution in case they are large enough and present in high numbers in homogeneous states. For many molecules involved in diseases like neurodegeneration, however, structure determination is still severely hampered due to their insufficient contrast when imaged in vitreous ice or in their native cellular environm",{"id":36,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":37,"piName":10,"institution":38,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":39,"abstract":40},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118631","Relicts of Ancient Cellular Biochemistry in High-CO2 Subsurface Ecosystems","UNIVERSITAET MUENSTER","€11,511,103","The biological conversion of inorganic to organic carbon, autotrophic CO2 fixation, is arguably the most important biosynthetic process on Earth. Having been established early in the Archean Eon, a period characterized by an atmosphere rich in CO2, this metabolism helped spark and fuel the evolution of early microbial life. Mounting evidence suggests that exceedingly high levels of CO2 select for energetically efficient CO2 fixation pathways, immensely affecting carbon cycling. We hypothesize th",{"id":42,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":43,"piName":10,"institution":44,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":45,"abstract":46},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101072123","Control mechanisms and robustness of multicellular symmetry breaking","EUROPEAN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY LABORATORY","€10,259,926","Understanding the establishment of an animal body plan is an important challenge of modern biology. Progress has been mainly limited by (1) a separation of research fields studying genetic and biophysical mechanisms, and (2) a lack of approaches to mimic multicellular tissue organization from first principles. In a cross- disciplinary effort, we will focus on the earliest stages of animal development, when first steps of cell differentiation define the primary body axis through spatial symmetry ",{"id":48,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":49,"piName":10,"institution":50,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":51,"abstract":52},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118866","Transcription in 4D: the dynamic interplay between chromatin architecture and gene expression in developing pseudo-embryos","INSTITUT PASTEUR","€9,546,410","During mammalian embryogenesis, key events involving DNA and regulatory molecules over seconds and nanometers affect and are affected by, a major reorganization of the genetic material in the nucleus over hours and micrometers. How these scales are spanned and integrated into the course of development remains a major unresolved challenge. Progress in this quest is difficult, either because current model systems suffer from severe technical limitations or because existing analytical approaches pr",{"id":54,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":55,"piName":10,"institution":56,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":57,"abstract":58},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118744","A sonogenetic brain-machine interface for neurosciences and visual restoration","INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA SANTE ET DE LA RECHERCHE MEDICALE","€7,817,939","Brain-machine interfaces are classically based on multi-electrode arrays. Optogenetics has revolutionized this ability to control neuronal activity through ectopic opsin expression but its application to large brains remains limited because of tissue light absorption and scattering. Ultrasound waves have been proposed for remote neuromodulation, but this approach has remained restricted to low-frequency excitation, to prevent brain tissue overheating, at the expense of spatial resolution. The ex",{"id":60,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":61,"piName":10,"institution":62,"country":63,"year":13,"amount":64,"abstract":65},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118536","Parasite-host interactions regulating dormancy and reactivation of malaria parasites","STICHTING RADBOUD UNIVERSITEIT","NL","€11,429,675","What?Hypnozoites are dormant liver stage malaria parasites that can reactivate and cause repeated blood-stage infections without the bite of an infectious mosquito. We will, for the first time:- characterize the cellular environment contributing to dormancy at systems level (WP1)- explore the reactivation kinetic and tissue environment of hypnozoites within the natural host (WP2)- functionally characterize host & parasite factors governing dormancy or reactivation (WP3)Why?- Dormancy and reactiv",{"id":67,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":68,"piName":10,"institution":69,"country":70,"year":13,"amount":71,"abstract":72},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118880","Reconstructing the environmental, biological, and societal drivers of plague outbreaks in Eurasia between 1300 and 1900 CE","UNIVERSITETET I OSLO","NO","€8,381,928","Synergy-Plague is a multi-disciplinary project to bring our knowledge and understanding of plague, past and present, to new heights. Focussing on the environmental, biological, and societal aspects of plague outbreaks in Eurasia between circa 1300 and 1900 CE, it will address four main questions: (1) Why\u002Fhow did plague re-emerge in 14th century Central Asia? (2) Why\u002Fhow did plague re-occur and spread in Eurasia after the Black Death? (3) Why\u002Fhow did clinical and demographic patterns of plague in",{"id":74,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":75,"piName":10,"institution":76,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":77,"abstract":78},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118491","Assessing the role of hydrothermal alteration on volcano morphology, instability, and unpredictable volcanic hazards","GFZ HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM FUR GEOFORSCHUNG","€9,989,653","More than 10% of the world’s population are at risk to the direct impacts of volcanic eruptions. Volcano monitoring aims to detect and correctly interpret volcanic hazards and to provide early and accurate warnings of impending eruptions. Yet, despite technical and scientific advances, volcanoes still produce unexpected explosive eruptions or sudden flank collapses. Each year, such unpredictable events result in volcanic disasters that devastate unprepared communities and destroy unprotected inf",{"id":80,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":81,"piName":10,"institution":82,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":84},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118938","De novo construction and evolvability of Minimal Lifelike Systems","PARMENIDES STIFTUNG","€12,985,066","The de novo creation of living systems is a long-standing dream of humanity. To realise this dream, we need a clear conceptualisation of the goal and the experimental means to put it to practice. We think now, time is ripe to make a serious attempt. There is emerging consensus that a minimal living system should be out-of-equilibrium and self-sustaining, have metabolism, an inheritance system, a boundary to keep the constituents together and that a population of such systems should be able to un",{"id":86,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":87,"piName":10,"institution":88,"country":70,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":90},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101119058","Hydrogen under pressure","NORGES TEKNISK-NATURVITENSKAPELIGE UNIVERSITET NTNU","€12,744,754","HYROPE proposes to combine unique, fundamental skills of four European laboratories to perform atmospheric and high-pressure experiments coupled to high-performance simulations of an innovative concept for gas turbines to burn zero-carbon, hydrogen-based fuels. Due to their high-power density, it would be a potential game-changing technology that can deliver energy on demand for both power and aviation. Gas turbine technology has evolved from an abundance of hydrocarbon fossil fuels but has the ",{"id":92,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":93,"piName":10,"institution":94,"country":95,"year":13,"amount":96,"abstract":97},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118739","Mapping the axolotl brain and its regeneration","INSTITUT FUER MOLEKULARE BIOTECHNOLOGIE GMBH","AT","€8,940,901","The Axolotl is an extraordinary model system to study regeneration in tetrapods. Remarkably, the axolotl isable to regenerate parts of the brain after major injury, however the molecular mechanisms that orchestrateregeneration are unclear, and the completeness of functional circuit and behavioral recovery is unknown. Ourvision is to develop the axolotl model system to rigorously study central nervous system regeneration, anduse discoveries from the axolotl to design novel strategies for regenera",{"id":99,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":100,"piName":10,"institution":101,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":103,"abstract":104},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118768","Directed Evolution of Metastable Electrocatalyst Interfaces for Energy Conversion","KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET","DK","€9,973,679","It is our aim to transform the research field of electrocatalysis from the established “initial (as-synthesized) state approach” to a data-centric understanding of the metastable active interface of electrocatalysts, constantly evolving under reaction conditions. We want to overcome the limitations of elemental or binary alloy catalysts by exploring and exploiting high entropy materials (HEM) as a discovery platform for sustainable materials, with the aim to identify in the extremely large, mult",{"id":106,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":107,"piName":10,"institution":108,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":109,"abstract":110},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101119164","Beyond submerged landscapes - defining  human response to postglacial sea-level rise and climate change","AARHUS UNIVERSITET","€13,221,969","The landscapes that extended for millions of square kilometres offshore of the world’s coastlines due to low sea-level during the last glaciation and were then drowned by sea-level rise, are known to preserve valuable archives of landscapes, palaeoclimatic change and stratified archaeological remains, with the potential to transform understanding of human history in this period of dramatic change. The absence of archaeological sites across much of this vast area prevents realisation of this pote",{"id":112,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":113,"piName":10,"institution":114,"country":115,"year":13,"amount":116,"abstract":117},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118811","The role of silica in the dawn of life on our planet","FUNDACION DONOSTIA INTERNATIONAL PHYSICS CENTER","ES","€9,996,000","All information humankind has of the ancient past of our planet comes from analyzing the geological record encoded in rocks. There is, however, no rock record of the first 600 million years of Earth’s history. Unlocking the secrets of this earliest period –the Hadean– is a fundamental task for science, as it is key to understanding how the planet became habitable, when the first forms of metabolism and self-replication developed, and life appeared. The lack of a geological record has led scienti",{"id":119,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":120,"piName":10,"institution":121,"country":122,"year":13,"amount":123,"abstract":124},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118890","Decoding communication between mobile genetic elements","TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY","IL","€8,535,528","Communication between organisms is one of the most sophisticated forms of social interactions. It has been recently discovered that bacterial viruses (phages) show multiple social attributes including the ability to communicate extracellularly with their progenies through a peptide-based system called arbitrium. This system is utilized by phages to guide life-cycle decisions, such as the transitions between their quiescence and virulence states. It has subsequently become clear that this system ",{"id":126,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":127,"piName":10,"institution":128,"country":115,"year":13,"amount":129,"abstract":130},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118729","Unfolding the dynamic interplay of mechanical and molecular processes in brain folding","AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS","€10,770,990","Mammals with large brains and higher cognitive functions have a richly folded cerebral cortex. Folding abnormalities are linked to various cognitive disabilities. Despite its relevance in clinical diagnostics, the causes and consequences of cortex folding remain poorly understood. While cortex folding was long assumed to result from a limited skull volume, it is a developmental process intrinsic to the cortex. We hypothesize that cortex folding emerges from a dynamic interplay between mechanical",{"id":132,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":133,"piName":10,"institution":134,"country":95,"year":13,"amount":135,"abstract":136},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118934","Mantras in Religion, Media and Society in Global Southern Asia","UNIVERSITAT WIEN","€9,651,263","Over 4 million people in Europe, including Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh minorities and Yoga practitioners, use mantras—sacred utterances, formulas, or syllables—for the purposes of ritual, prayer, contemplation and wellness. The term “mantra” itself has entered the vocabulary of most modern European languages. But how do mantras work? Where do they come from, and how did they spread around the globe? Despite their ubiquity and relevance, mantras have seldom been studied in their own right. This project",{"id":138,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":139,"piName":10,"institution":140,"country":115,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":142},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118911","Quantum Technologies for Axion Dark Matter Search","UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA","€12,975,660","The unresolved nature of the Dark Matter permeating our Universe is one of the most pressing questions of modern science. It is connected to our very understanding of reality at the most fundamental level. The axion DM paradigm has recently emerged as one of the most compelling hypothesis to solve this question: Dark Matter would be composed by very light and very feebly interacting axions. Thisparadigm is strongly motivated by theory, and predicts a clear signal in terrestrial experiments calle",{"id":144,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":145,"piName":10,"institution":146,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":147,"abstract":148},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118936","Treating Liver Metastasis","JULIUS-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAT WURZBURG","€10,180,358","Liver metastases commonly develop in up to 50% of patients with various cancer types. The most common cancer that metastasizes to the liver is colorectal cancer (CRC). At least 25% of CRC patients develop colorectal liver metastases (CRLM) during their illness. CRLM represent the major unmet clinical need for this malignancy, as the 5-year survival rate of patients with unresectable disease does not exceed 2%. New therapies that promote antitumor immunity have been recently developed, mostly foc",{"id":150,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":151,"piName":10,"institution":152,"country":153,"year":13,"amount":154,"abstract":155},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118565","The physical, cultural, and bio-genetic landscape of the last Neanderthals","ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - UNIVERSITA DI BOLOGNA","IT","€12,920,328","Our closest relatives, the Neanderthals, abruptly disappeared 40 thousand years ago (ka) after having endured for 350 thousand years in a territory ranging from the Iberian Peninsula to southern Siberia. Decades-long research attempted to address the cultural aspects and the demographic and environmental factors that triggered their demise. Yet, there are no widely accepted scenarios that satisfactorily explain the extinction of the Neanderthal. These shortcomings are in part because the data av",{"id":157,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":158,"piName":10,"institution":159,"country":160,"year":13,"amount":161,"abstract":162},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118521","Unravelling the eukaryotic post-transcriptional regulatory code","VIB VZW","BE","€9,989,247","Genomes encode instructions for cells to regulate gene activity in response to their environment. However, and despite its importance for biology, medicine and biotechnology, the underpinning regulatory code remains undeciphered. Gene regulation consists of two major steps. First, genes are transcribed into mRNA. Second, post-transcriptional mechanisms regulate mRNA stability and the rate at which it is translated into proteins. This second step of gene regulation is still poorly understood beca",{"id":164,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":165,"piName":10,"institution":166,"country":95,"year":13,"amount":167,"abstract":168},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118581","REVEALing Signatures of Habitable Worlds Hidden by Stellar Activity","UNIVERSITAET GRAZ","€6,831,455","For millennia people have wondered, “Do other Earths exist?” “Are they common?” “Would they show signs of life?”. We now have the technical capability to answer these questions. New radial-velocity spectrometers are capable of detecting the reflex motions of stars hosting Earth-mass planets in their habitable zones; the James Webb Space Telescope has the power to probe the atmospheres of rocky exoplanets. Yet the unprecedented precision of these instruments’ measurement capabilities is up agains",{"id":170,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":171,"piName":10,"institution":44,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":172,"abstract":173},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101119142","Translation in cellular context: Elucidating function, organization and regulation with near-atomic models in whole cells","€13,998,670","Translation – the fundamental process of protein synthesis catalyzed by ribosomes - has been extensively characterized from a biochemical, structural, and mechanistic perspective. However, how exactly the translation machinery operates as an interconnected system of millions of ribosomes in cells is poorly understood. Within the cell, ribosomes associate with a multitude of regulatory proteins forming a variety of specialized complexes and distributing across cellular space in a manner that depe",{"id":175,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":176,"piName":10,"institution":177,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":178,"abstract":179},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118693","The impacts of ocean fine-scale whirls on climate and ecosystems","HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM FUR OZEANFORSCHUNG KIEL (GEOMAR)","€11,855,066","WHIRLS is about small processes having large-scale impacts. Heat and carbon are the currencies of regional and global climate, constantly exchanged between the ocean and the atmosphere. This exchange is strongly influenced by fine-scales ocean eddies—whirls—that flux heat and carbon towards, or away from, the air-sea interface. When the ocean gives up heat and carbon to the atmosphere, climate is warmer and wetter, and vice versa. Carbon that is fluxed towards the air-sea interface, where sunlig",{"id":181,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":182,"piName":10,"institution":183,"country":184,"year":13,"amount":185,"abstract":186},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118531","Functional cartography of intestinal host-microbiome interactions","KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET","SE","€10,382,670","Microbiome-host crosstalk is crucial for gut homeostasis and its dysregulation is a hallmark of diseases such as colorectal cancer (CRC) and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Despite its key relevance for a holistic understanding of the human superorganism and its (patho-)physiology, how local host-microbiome interactions form specific niches in the gut and how these niches function at the cellular and molecular level remains unexplored, mainly due to a lack of suitable technologies.To fill this",{"id":188,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":189,"piName":10,"institution":121,"country":122,"year":13,"amount":190,"abstract":191},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118769","DISCOVERING HOW PLANTS SENSE WATER STRESS","€9,780,769","Water stress is an increasing probleWater stress is an increasing problem for global agriculture given the impact of climate change. Despite the fundamental importance of water, exactly how plants sense its availability remains unknown. This new knowledge is vital for designing more climate resilient crops, yet currently remains a critical gap in scientific understanding. Our unique synergy is ideal to take on this ambitious project and discover how plants sense water after identifying membrane ",{"id":193,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":194,"piName":10,"institution":195,"country":196,"year":13,"amount":197,"abstract":198},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118919","Learning from Bats: New Strategies to Extend Healthspan and Improve Disease Resistance","UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN","IE","€11,882,510","The medical, financial, and emotional costs imposed by ageing and infectious diseases are major challenges for our societies. Strikingly, while past research has not provided solutions for extending human healthspan and preventing the harmful consequences of infections, nature has solved both problems in the only flying mammals – the bats. Among mammals, bats exhibit an exceptional longevity with little signs of age-related diseases. Despite being reservoirs for numerous deadly viruses, viral in",{"id":200,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":201,"piName":10,"institution":202,"country":153,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":203},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118626","Multi-sensor Eversion Robot  Towards Intelligent Endoscopic Diagnosis and Therapy","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO","Colorectal cancer (CRC) represents a significant proportion of malignant diseases. Interventions are often carried out during the latter stages of development, leading to low patient survival rates and poor quality of life. In 2022 a European Commission report stated that colonoscopy-based screening has higher sensitivity than testing for blood in stool, but it is less acceptable to participants. At the same time, effective methods to treat polyps in the colon are limited. Current approaches are",{"id":205,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":206,"piName":10,"institution":11,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":207,"abstract":208},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118931","Time-resolved imaging of membrane transporter dynamics under physiological ionic gradients","€11,178,784","Without biological membranes, there would be no life as we know it. Lipid bilayers shield cellular content from the environment, creating defined micro environments with specific functionality. Transport of molecules and information across these membranes is carried out by integral membrane protein channels, receptors, pumps and transporters. Living cells maintain chemical gradients and electrical potential differences across their membranes, the potential energy of which can be accessed by the ",{"id":210,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":211,"piName":10,"institution":212,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":213,"abstract":214},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118625","The Cultures of the Cryosphere. Infrastructures, Politics and Futures of Artificial Cooling","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT DARMSTADT","€9,911,396","Artificial cooling fundamentally shapes the world in which we live. Since the onset of the Cold War, cooling and freezing technologies have become increasingly vital for a wide array of everyday practices, from nutrition, health and reproduction to dwelling, telecommunication, scientific research and economic productivity. A global system of cold storages, cold chains and air-conditioned spaces has become an energy-intensive yet barely considered planetary infrastructure: an “artificial cryosphe",{"id":216,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":217,"piName":10,"institution":218,"country":63,"year":13,"amount":219,"abstract":220},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118999","Catalysis for Cancer Treatment.","UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM","€10,603,994","The increased incidence and mortality of tumors that do not respond to standard of care or other targeted therapies is a major challenge in clinical management of these cancer patients. In order to provide innovative therapeutic avenues for treatment refractory patients, it is urgent to develop novel mechanisms of anticancer drugs mode of action that will overcome the drawbacks of current therapies. In Cat4CanCenter, we will merge the research fields of metal-based catalysis for drug development",{"id":222,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":223,"piName":10,"institution":224,"country":70,"year":13,"amount":225,"abstract":226},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118519","Into the Blue - Resolving past Arctic greenhouse climate","UNIVERSITETET I TROMSOE - NORGES ARKTISKE UNIVERSITET","€12,487,730","The Arctic Ocean is turning blue. Abrupt Arctic warming and amplification is driving rapid sea ice decline and irreversible deglaciation of Greenland. The already emerging, substantial consequences for the planet and society are intensifying and yet, model-based projections lack validatory consensus. To date, we cannot anticipate how a blue Arctic responds to and will amplify an increasingly warmer future climate, nor how it will impact the wider planet and society. Climate projections are incon",{"id":228,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":229,"piName":10,"institution":230,"country":63,"year":13,"amount":231,"abstract":232},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118756","The Delta of Language","ACADEMISCH ZIEKENHUIS GRONINGEN","€9,939,329","Mental life fluctuates, changing from moment to moment as the incessant and turbulent flow of thought rages. In 3% of the worlds population, the fragile equilibrium that we all hope to maintain gives way to dynamical changes resulting in psychotic episodes, which after remission tend to recur over time. A capacity to predict them at a clinically relevant temporal resolution, similar to our capacity to forecast a thunderstorm, would be a major advance in public health, with the important differen",{"id":234,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":235,"piName":10,"institution":236,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":237,"abstract":238},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118787","Positive Geometry in Particle Physics and Cosmology","MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN EV","€10,000,000","There are strong indications from physics at both infinitesimal and cosmic distances that our current understanding of the laws of nature is only approximate, and must be replaced by deeper principles. The UNIVERSE+ project seeks a new foundation for fundamental physics, ranging from elementary particles to the Big Bang, revealing a hidden world of ideas beyond quantum mechanics and spacetime. Novel geometric objects recently discovered in theoretical physics hint at new mathematical structures.",{"id":240,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":241,"piName":10,"institution":242,"country":122,"year":13,"amount":243,"abstract":244},"cordis-european-research-council-award-101118977","Digitising Smell: From Natural Statistics of Olfactory Perceptual Space to Digital Transmission of Odors","WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE","€11,835,892","This proposal is framed by a technological goal: We aim to digitize smell. Achieving this is currently prevented by gaps in basic science. We aim to fill these gaps, culminating in a proof of concept for our model. The primary gap we identify is lack of data on what humans typically smell. Phrased conceptually, in Aim 1 we ask what are the natural statistics of human olfactory perceptual space. 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