[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"awarded-msca-postdoctoral-fellowship-2026":3,"awarded-stats-msca-postdoctoral-fellowship":1036},{"awarded":4,"total":1035},[5,16,23,28,35,41,48,54,61,69,75,82,89,93,100,106,111,115,122,129,134,140,147,154,161,167,173,180,186,191,196,202,207,213,218,223,229,233,238,244,249,254,258,264,271,275,280,287,291,296,301,305,310,315,320,326,332,337,342,348,353,357,361,366,371,376,383,388,393,399,404,409,414,418,423,428,434,439,443,448,452,457,462,467,472,477,484,490,496,503,509,514,519,526,530,534,539,543,548,554,559,564,569,574,579,583,588,593,599,604,610,614,620,624,628,632,637,641,646,653,658,664,670,675,679,684,688,693,699,703,708,712,717,722,726,731,736,741,745,749,754,760,764,769,775,779,783,788,793,798,804,809,814,818,824,829,833,838,842,847,851,858,862,867,871,876,880,885,890,894,899,903,907,911,915,920,925,930,935,939,944,949,953,957,961,966,971,975,979,983,988,993,998,1002,1006,1011,1016,1022,1026,1031],{"id":6,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":9,"piName":10,"institution":11,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":15},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269726","Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions","MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship","Architectures of earth during the transition to the Iron Age in Iberia (2nd–1st Millennium BC): Technologies, Traditions and Knowledge Transmission",null,"OESTERREICHISCHE AKADEMIE DER WISSENSCHAFTEN","AT",2026,"€230,184.72","IBEARTH explores how earthen architecture, particularly mudbrick construction, became a powerful marker of social transformation during the transition from the Late Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age (c. 1200–400 BC) in inland Iberia. This pivotal moment witnessed the emergence of new architectural forms, the spread of technological innovations, and the consolidation of peasant communities in the Western Mediterranean. By focusing on the Douro and Mid–Upper Ebro basins, the project investigates ho",{"id":17,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":18,"piName":10,"institution":19,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":22},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283516","Foreign Policy Analysis of Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis in a Post-October 7 World","UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH WALES PRIFYSGOLDE CYMRU","UK","€260,347.92","Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis are three major Middle Eastern non-state actors (MENSA) exercising hybrid governance across Gaza, southern Lebanon, and northern Yemen. Characterised as Iranian proxies and designated terrorist organisations by the US and allies, these entities demonstrate autonomous foreign policy decision-making that challenges traditional proxy frameworks. The June 2025 Israel-Iran conflict provides empirical evidence of strategic autonomy when all three MENSA chose restraint",{"id":24,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":25,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":27},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277328","Genomics and evolution of onychophoran development and slime","UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON","The study of genomes from across the Animal Tree of Life (AToL) stimulates fundamental and applied research across biology, medicine, and engineering. Yet, we are still missing high-quality genome sequences for many branches of the AToL. Onychophora are one of these branches. Also called “velvet worms”, Onychophora are known for their habitat specificity, conserved morphology, and unique prey-capture slime. They are also the closest living relatives to arthropods, a group that is societally impo",{"id":29,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":30,"piName":10,"institution":31,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":33,"abstract":34},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276493","Smart Wave Energy Conversion via Learning and Low-Cost Control","POLITECNICO DI TORINO","IT","€332,913.72","This project (SWELL) aims to pioneer the next generation of smart control technology for wave energy converters (WECs), addressing the urgent challenge of reducing their levelized cost of energy to attract investments in this promising renewable energy technology. Despite recent progress in WEC control, improvements in wave energy conversion remain limited due to the difficulties of handling accurate nonlinear models in the controller design. To overcome this, SWELL will develop the first data-d",{"id":36,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":37,"piName":10,"institution":38,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":39,"abstract":40},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277272","Disguised Sanctity: The Motif of Female Cross-Dressing Saints from Eastern Hagiographies to Western Literary Traditions","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI GENOVA","€420,751.08","DiSCuS – Disguised Sanctity: Cross-cultural Saints and Cultural Transfer in the Medieval Mediterranean explores how stories of female saints who disguised themselves as men to enter monastic life travelled across cultures and languages in the Middle Ages. Originating in Eastern Christian traditions (Greek, Syriac, Coptic, Arabic), these narratives spread to Latin and Romance literatures, where they were reinterpreted within new social and theological contexts, within and beyond hagiography. They",{"id":42,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":43,"piName":10,"institution":44,"country":45,"year":13,"amount":46,"abstract":47},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285469","Embodied Expression: Enhancing Performance and Daily Life through Movement","UNIVERSITE DU LUXEMBOURG","LU","€200,400","This project investigates how integrating expressive, extra-musical body movement into musical practice enhances both artistic performance and personal wellbeing. Using a dual-method approach, the study examines how sound-movement collaboration expands creative capabilities: first, by employing motion capture to analyze how musicians co-develop movement vocabulary with other performing artists in interdisciplinary settings; and second, by evaluating how participatory sound-gesture exercises impr",{"id":49,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":50,"piName":10,"institution":51,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":53},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270650","Mitigating Tipping Points in Ecological Networks through Game-Theoretic Approaches","CITY ST GEORGES UNIVERSITY OF LONDON","€276,187.92","Ecosystems worldwide face escalating pressures from anthropogenic exploitation and climate change, pushing many closer to abrupt and potentially irreversible tipping points. These can lead to catastrophic biodiversity loss, collapse of ecosystems and long-term socio-ecological instability. Current theoretical frameworks often fall short in capturing the adaptive behaviours of organisms and humans that both influence and respond to environmental change. This project proposes an innovative, interd",{"id":55,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":56,"piName":10,"institution":57,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":60},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276727","Microbiota-Ulcerative Colitis INterface: Phage-bacteria-immune interactions at the mucosal level.","STICHTING AMSTERDAM UMC","NL","€217,076.16","Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease marked by persistent mucosal inflammation and impaired gut barrier function. Its etiology remains partly unknown, and no definitive cure exists. While UC has been linked to gut microbiome (GM) alterations, its precise involvement remains unclear. Most research has focused on luminal bacteria, whereas emerging evidence suggests that the mucosal GM (mGM) may play a more critical role. In addition, phages, viruses that infect bacteria,",{"id":62,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":64,"piName":65,"institution":66,"country":67,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":68},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-801474","H2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions","Sustained photoprotection involves enhanced fluorescence intermittency in a subpopulation of LHCII","Alizée Malnoë","Indiana University Bloomington","US","Photoprotection against excess energy is essential for the survival of photosynthetic organisms under adverse conditions. In plants, excess energy can be dissipated as heat through non-photochemical quenching (NPQ) of chlorophyll fluorescence, involving the trimeric light-harvesting complex II (LHCII), the major antenna of photosystem II. How NPQ affects antenna proteins remains debated, especially as most studies focus on short-lived components artificially induced in vitro. Here, we characteri",{"id":70,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":71,"piName":10,"institution":72,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":73,"abstract":74},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284129","COMpassionate leadership PAthways for Skills and Systemic impact in Healthcare","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI BRESCIA","€396,991.08","Healthcare systems are reaching breaking point: chronic staff shortages, rising burnout and declining patient safety are global problems. The World Health Organization warns of a severe global shortage of nurses. This crisis demands urgent, transformative solutions.\nThe COMPASS-H project provides one such solution. It pioneers the first interdisciplinary, evidence-based curriculum training for compassionate leadership in healthcare education, integrating knowledge from pedagogy, nursing, and org",{"id":76,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":77,"piName":10,"institution":78,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":81},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272567","On-water surface photocatalytic CO2 reduction","MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN EV","DE","€202,125.12","OWSP-CO2 pioneers an on-water surface photocatalysis (OWSP) paradigm to convert CO2 and H2O to methanol with high activity and selectivity. Conventional bulk gas\u002Fliquid systems are limited by poor mass transfer and ill-defined interfaces. We will assemble ultrathin, floatable, hydrophobic 2D conjugated metal–organic frameworks (2D-cMOFs) at the CO2|H2O boundary to create a sub-10-nm reactive interface that enriches both reactants and shortens diffusion paths. The project couples materials synthe",{"id":83,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":84,"piName":10,"institution":85,"country":86,"year":13,"amount":87,"abstract":88},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264884","EMpowering Understanding in the European Union: Evaluating the Acceptability and the Action-Enabling Potential of Easy Language in Poland and Lithuania","VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETAS","LT","€181,136.16","Clear and accessible public communication is essential for inclusion, civic participation, and autonomous decision-making. However, there are society members who cannot understand the information written in standard language. These people could benefit from easy language, i.e., texts (re)written to be easier to process and comprehend. While Easy Language (EL) as a method for creating more accessible texts has been studied extensively recently, most evaluations focus only on readability, leaving ",{"id":90,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":91,"piName":10,"institution":85,"country":86,"year":13,"amount":87,"abstract":92},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285581","Mapping and inferring CRISPR nuclease specificity trajectories across evolutionary space and time","Programmable nucleases such as CRISPR-Cas12 open an important window for understanding microbial defense. Nucleases like Cas12 rely on an RNA guide’s (gRNA) sequence to direct it towards specific DNAs – typically those derived from previously-encountered mobile genetic elements (MGEs), like phages. Features – such as how fast they operate on DNA targets, or how well they distinguish gRNA-matched DNA from partially matched DNA (specificity) – can tell us a lot about the environments they operate ",{"id":94,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":95,"piName":10,"institution":96,"country":97,"year":13,"amount":98,"abstract":99},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280677","Between Household and Landscape: A Comparative Study of Women’s Engagement with Nature, Resources, and Animals, 1500–1800","GOETEBORGS UNIVERSITET","SE","€261,680","Hosted by the Department of Historical Studies at University of Gothenburg, HERLAND’s overarching aim is to investigate how early modern women’s relationship with nature straddled the paradoxical boundary between domesticity or the household as a form of limitation and the landscape as a space that enabled agency, focusing particularly on women’s relationship with nature as a dichotomy between domestic and public, domestication and wild. The project concentrates on the distinct cultural and hist",{"id":101,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":102,"piName":10,"institution":103,"country":86,"year":13,"amount":104,"abstract":105},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284681","Machine Learning for Detection and Forecasting of Aerosol Events Using Long-Term Aerosol Measurements from Coastal, Rural and Urban Environments","VALSTYBINIS MOKSLINIU TYRIMU INSTITUTAS FIZINIU IR TECHNOLOGIJOS MOKSLU CENTRAS","€196,976.16","Atmospheric ultrafine particles strongly impact climate forcing and human health, yet routine monitoring rarely captures their rapid formation. This project will develop a physics-informed AI framework to detect and forecast aerosol events, focusing on new particle formation (NPF) and short-term pollution episodes in varied environments. It leverages decade-long, high-resolution datasets from Lithuania’s Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (FTMC), including coastal Preila, urban Vilnius,",{"id":107,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":108,"piName":10,"institution":85,"country":86,"year":13,"amount":109,"abstract":110},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277727","AURORA – AI for User Engagement, Resilience and Reach in Cultural Organisations","€226,420.2","AURORA examines how cultural institutions can critically and effectively integrate artificial intelligence into their practices while safeguarding authenticity, inclusivity, and cultural diversity. Current debates often highlight large institutions or commercial applications, leaving small and mid-sized cultural organisations underrepresented despite their importance for Europe’s cultural ecosystem.\nThe project pursues four objectives: (1) critically analyse existing workflows and strategies inv",{"id":112,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":113,"piName":10,"institution":85,"country":86,"year":13,"amount":104,"abstract":114},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274625","Improving Oral Health Among Elderly Care Home Residents Through a Preventive Intervention: A Feasibility Randomized Controlled Trial (IOH-ElderRCT)","Background\nPopulation ageing is advancing rapidly in Europe, with Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries experiencing faster transitions due to socio-economic change, fertility decline, and migration. Oral health problems are the most common chronic conditions in older adults, with care home residents disproportionately affected by oral diseases, impairing nutrition and quality of life, but evidence on care home oral health promotion strategies is lacking. Therefore, robust scalable public",{"id":116,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":117,"piName":10,"institution":118,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":120,"abstract":121},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278403","OUTBreak AI-driven Detection: Enhancing MALDI-TOF outbreak detection with multimodal AI integrating epidemiological and genomic data","UNIVERSITAT ZURICH","CH","€307,958.88","Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) from resistant and hypervirulent bacteria—such as Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium, Carbapenemase-producing Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Carbapenemase-producing Acinetobacter baumannii, and Clostridioides difficile—pose a growing threat to patient safety worldwide. Outbreaks often go undetected until severe harm occurs. While whole genome sequencing (WGS) is the gold standard for outbreak tracing, it is costly, ",{"id":123,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":124,"piName":10,"institution":125,"country":126,"year":13,"amount":127,"abstract":128},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285677","The Afterlives of the Plantation in the Luso-Afro-Brazilian World: a Visual Archaeology","UNIVERSIDADE NOVA DE LISBOA","PT","€228,187.31","To what extend and in what ways the Plantation regime survives and how to visualize it without reproducing its effects? V-ARCH answers this question by examining the plantation in the Luso-Afro-Brazilian world as a palimpsestic visual object that endures, while advancing a novel mode of inquiry produced through images rather than just on images – visual archaeology. As capitalist racialized nature, the plantation is responsible for the naturalisation and universalisation of colonial ways of inha",{"id":130,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":131,"piName":10,"institution":132,"country":86,"year":13,"amount":104,"abstract":133},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285405","Posthuman Cybernetic Democracy: Rethinking Legal Normativity under Conditions of Algorithmic Governance","LIETUVOS SOCIALINIU MOKSLU CENTRAS","The Posthuman Cybernetic Democracy (PostCyDem) project tackles a pressing challenge: integrating autonomous algorithmic systems into legal and democratic governance. As AI increasingly mediates decisions in welfare, policing, and the judiciary, traditional legal systems—rooted in human agency and rationality—face opaque, adaptive technologies that challenge conventional notions of justice, responsibility, and rights. Current legal frameworks struggle to address the distributed and non-human natu",{"id":135,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":136,"piName":10,"institution":137,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":138,"abstract":139},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278272","Innovative Rocking-Based Design Optimization for Onshore Wind Turbine Foundations under Multihazard Loading","UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE","€345,234.9","This project proposes a transformative approach to the design of onshore wind turbine foundations by introducing and optimizing rocking-based solutions under multihazard loading conditions. Traditional design methods assume rigid foundation behavior and enforce a no-gapping criterion, often leading to over-conservative or suboptimal designs that fail to account for nonlinear soil-structure interaction (SSI) effects, especially under extreme wind and seismic events. As turbine sizes grow and clim",{"id":141,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":142,"piName":10,"institution":143,"country":144,"year":13,"amount":145,"abstract":146},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276254","FROM CORRELATION TO CAUSATION: A First-Principles Framework for Predicting Heat Transfer Deterioration","NORGES TEKNISK-NATURVITENSKAPELIGE UNIVERSITET NTNU","NO","€251,578.56","Heat Transfer Deterioration (HTD) is a critical, unresolved phenomenon that risks the safety and efficiency of next-generation nuclear reactors, directly impeding EU decarbonization goals. Current models fail predictively because they correlate HTD with flow oscillations without establishing causality. This project, “PREDICT-HT,” tests the central hypothesis that pressure variations caused by flow oscillations are the fundamental trigger for HTD. The experienced researcher (ER) will achieve this",{"id":148,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":149,"piName":10,"institution":150,"country":151,"year":13,"amount":152,"abstract":153},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272288","Redox Flow Battery Spin Characterization by Advanced Electron Paramagnetic Resonance","VYSOKE UCENI TECHNICKE V BRNE","CZ","€207,758.16","The REDOXSCAN will pioneer the use of high-frequency (HF, ≥100 GHz) and ultra-fast electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy for real-time monitoring of vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) electrolytes. VRFBs are attractive devices for large-scale energy storage, yet their widespread deployment is constrained by degradation processes, vanadium ion crossover, electrolyte instability and side reactions at high potentials. The main goal of REDOXSCAN is the development of a unique setup requ",{"id":155,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":156,"piName":10,"institution":157,"country":158,"year":13,"amount":159,"abstract":160},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283216","Self-Sustained Electronic Neuromorphic Skin for Energy-efficient Sensing","UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN","IE","€268,568.64","The emergence of next-generation soft, wearable technologies requires systems that not only sense diverse stimuli but also operate autonomously, adaptively, and in harmony with biological systems. Human skin offers an ideal model—it detects multimodal signals (touch, temperature, light), encodes them through energy-efficient, spike-based communication, and interfaces seamlessly with the nervous system. While recent advances in electronic skin (e-skin) have enabled isolated breakthroughs—such as ",{"id":162,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":163,"piName":10,"institution":164,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":165,"abstract":166},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269335","Global inorganic carbon inputs from coastal erosion","UNIVERSITY OF HAMBURG","€302,181.36","Marine alkalinity regulates the ocean’s ability to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), making it a crucial parameter for understanding climate change and for developing mitigation strategies such as ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE). Yet, global alkalinity budgets remain highly uncertain and exhibit significant imbalances, with estimated sinks exceeding the sources.\n\nIn GC-Coast, I will address this knowledge gap by investigating inorganic carbon (IC) inputs from coastal erosion and the su",{"id":168,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":169,"piName":10,"institution":170,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":171,"abstract":172},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264127","EGFR protein condensation as a regulator of Ras activity","JOHANN WOLFGANG GOETHE-UNIVERSITAET FRANKFURT AM MAIN","€401,232","The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) is a key regulator of cell growth, division, and survival. Abnormal EGFR activity is implicated in many cancers, and while EGFR-targeted therapies have improved patient outcomes, acquired resistance also develops. Recent discoveries suggest that EGFR can form dynamic protein assembles “condensates” on the cell membrane—clusters of proteins comprising EGFR itself and effector molecules for downstream signaling that may profoundly affect how signals are ",{"id":174,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":175,"piName":10,"institution":176,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":178,"abstract":179},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274495","Investigating non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease using Drosophila melanogaster as model","INSTITUT DU CERVEAU ET DE LA MOELLE EPINIERE","FR","€242,260.56","Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor symptoms (MS). PD is also characterized by the largely understudied non-motor symptoms (NMS). Gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms are one of the most common NMS and appear up to ten years before MS’ insurgence, affecting patients’ quality of life and participating to healthcare costs. The GI tract has a pivotal role in regulating body’s physiology and pathology partly via the “brain-gut axis”, the communication route betw",{"id":181,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":182,"piName":10,"institution":183,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":184,"abstract":185},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276919","How the Brain Predicts under Uncertainty in Language Comprehension","STICHTING RADBOUD UNIVERSITEIT","€232,916.16","The human brain constantly predicts input. In language comprehension, such predictions are shaped by contextual uncertainty: listeners rely on context when input is unreliable. Yet, it remains unclear how the brain adapts predictive strategies when semantic context is uncertain. This project investigates whether language comprehension under uncertainty follows the principle of precision-weighted prediction errors, a hallmark of predictive coding, whereby neural prediction errors are dampened in ",{"id":187,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":188,"piName":10,"institution":189,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":190},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280653","Decoding the 3D chromatin and epigenetic regulation of engram cells in memory and aging","MAX DELBRUECK CENTRUM FUER MOLEKULARE MEDIZIN IN DER HELMHOLTZ-GEMEINSCHAFT (MDC)","Memory relies on specialized neuronal ensembles, or engrams, whose activation and silencing shape the encoding, storage, and retrieval of experiences. Recent evidence highlights the role of epigenetic modifications and 3D chromatin architecture in regulating neuronal gene expression, yet how these mechanisms operate within engram cells remains largely unexplored. Understanding these processes is crucial, as epigenetic dysregulation is a hallmark of cognitive impairment and neurodegeneration and ",{"id":192,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":193,"piName":10,"institution":194,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":195},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276429","Green fabrication of Engineered MOF-based Single-cluster catalysts for sorption-enhanced CO2 hydrogenation to methanol","THE UNIVERSITY COURT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN","Carbon dioxide (CO2), a major greenhouse gas and pollutant, is a primary driver of global climate change. The efficient conversion of CO2 into value-added chemicals, such as methanol, is essential for carbon recycling and Europe’s transition to a low-carbon economy. This project establishes a green, sustainable approach to synthesize single-cluster catalysts (SCCs) on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) by using transition metal-doped polyol-based deep eutectic solvents (DESs) for enhanced CO2 hydro",{"id":197,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":198,"piName":10,"institution":199,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":201},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282784","Bio-stabilised Compressed Earth Blocks (Bio-CEBs) for regenerative building","ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE","€292,118.88","The construction sector plays a vital role in our economy and society, but at a high cost to the environment. Exacerbated by the climate and energy crisis, the demand for sustainable building materials is increasing. Earthen materials are sustainable due to their local availability, high thermal efficiency, recyclability and low emissions. However, due to heterogeneity, they exhibit limited mechanical performance and high susceptibility to erosion. This project concerns the development of innova",{"id":203,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":204,"piName":10,"institution":205,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":206},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274343","In Situ Production and Functional Application of Bacterial Cellulose in Edible Complex Soft Matter Systems","UNILEVER INNOVATION CENTRE WAGENINGEN BV","Bacterial cellulose (BC) is a nanofibrillar non-digestible and non-fermentable biopolymer with outstanding tensile strength, water retention, and biocompatibility. These properties make BC highly attractive for food applications as a fat replacer, texture modifier, emulsion stabilizer, and bioactive carrier. Current industrial production, however, depends on isolated fermentation with resource-intensive purification and reformulation steps, which raise production costs, increase environmental im",{"id":208,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":209,"piName":10,"institution":210,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":211,"abstract":212},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274120","Nanopipette-Enabled Mass Spectrometry for Biomarker Discovery in Cerebrospinal Fluid","STICHTING VU","€408,707.52","Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s (AD) and Parkinson’s disease (PD) represent a major global health crisis, with over 9.8 million people in Europe living with dementia. These conditions are driven by intrinsically disordered amyloid proteins, including amyloid-β (Aβ) and α-synuclein (αS), which undergo early conformational changes and aggregate into toxic assemblies. Detecting and characterising these changes at the earliest stages is crucial for timely diagnosis and therapeutic int",{"id":214,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":215,"piName":10,"institution":216,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":73,"abstract":217},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280268","Between art fairs and art markets: the role of women at the beginning of the contemporary art ecosystem","UNIVERSITA CA' FOSCARI  VENEZIA","What is the role of women at the beginning of the contemporary art ecosystem? \nHow did female gallerists and artists impact the European art market? Was there a heterophilic attitude among the gallerists, or were female artists portrayed and promoted unfairly because of their gender? \nWas there a correlation between the beginning of “Women Studies”, and the presence of the female gender in the art markets? \nThis study will address all of these research questions by focusing on gallerists and art",{"id":219,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":220,"piName":10,"institution":221,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":222},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282372","Atmospheric Characterization of Magmatic Exoplanets","UNIVERSITE DE GENEVE","Active volcanoes and magma oceans were once widespread in our solar system. By influencing atmospheric composition, climate and habitability, they played a fundamental role in the evolution of many moons and planets. Yet, observational evidence of how these magmatic processes influence the state of a planet is so far limited to our solar system. However, recent observations of the 55 Cancri and L 98-59 systems demonstrate that we now have the sensitivity to detect and characterize the effects of",{"id":224,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":225,"piName":10,"institution":226,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":227,"abstract":228},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279945","Automation and Occupational Network","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI CAGLIARI","€309,153.72","While most research has analysed automation as a within-occupation substitution process, little is known about how technological shocks diffuse through networks of interdependent tasks and occupations. AUTON proposes a novel framework that integrates task-level data, automation technologies, and employer–employee microdata to quantify both direct and systemic effects of robotics and AI adoption.\nThe first contribution is the construction of a task-based occupational input–output network, using O",{"id":230,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":231,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":232},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282392","Audiovisual strategies, regions, and connections in the mouse brain","Combining visual and auditory signals in the environment is central to survival, whether predator, prey, or pedestrian. Despite this ubiquity, studies disagree on how and where auditory and visual information is integrated in the brain. These disagreements are hypothesised to arise from differences in behavioural tasks and animal states (running or stationary). I propose to test this hypothesis and interrogate the underlying neural circuitry with state-the-art optogenetic techniques. First, I wi",{"id":234,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":235,"piName":10,"institution":236,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":237},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278798","Efficient Multi-Motor Powertrain Without Use of Rare Earth Resources","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET GRAZ","Electric mobility needs high-performance drives that are resilient to critical-material supply risks and aligned with sustainability goals. Multi-motor drivetrains distribute power across two or more machines, keep operation in high-efficiency regions, and enable dependable operation. EMPOWER develops a design methodology for rare-earth-free multi-motor systems that unifies the selection of machine topology, sizing, and power-split within one optimisation framework. Two advances enable this appr",{"id":239,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":240,"piName":10,"institution":241,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":242,"abstract":243},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285613","Governance for Unmanned Aviation Regulation and Deployment in Airport","UNIVERSITEIT LEIDEN","€291,145.2","Governance for Unmanned Aviation Regulation and Deployment in Airports. As unmanned aviation technologies rapidly evolve, legal systems remain largely reactive, struggling to address the operational, safety, and liability challenges posed by drones in shared airspace. GUARD-AIR proposes a structured, phased model of legal preparedness, focusing on Stage II: the complex coexistence of manned and unmanned air traffic in mixed-use airport environments. The project addresses critical legal questions",{"id":245,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":246,"piName":10,"institution":247,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":178,"abstract":248},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278760","Memory encoding of confinement-adaptive dynamics in immune cells","SORBONNE UNIVERSITE","The fate and function of migratory cells is intrinsically linked to their dynamics, which determines for instance their sampling efficiency or their invasive capacity. Previously neglected, the interplay between cells and their environment is emerging as a critical determinant of this dynamics. Interstitial tissues constitute packed environments that are rarely homogeneous or regular, subjecting cells to large and changing deformations as they move through them. Recent findings suggest that cell",{"id":250,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":251,"piName":10,"institution":252,"country":158,"year":13,"amount":159,"abstract":253},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283449","The Political Organization of Corruption: State Restructuring and Its Consequences","DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY","Corruption distorts incentives, weakens public investment, and imposes heavy costs on firms and citizens. While sometimes seen as “greasing the wheels,” such effects are rare and short-lived; more often, officials create red tape to extract rents, sustaining self-reinforcing “bad equilibria.” Theory predicts that fragmented bureaucracies multiply bribes and uncertainty, while consolidation centralizes rents but can lower burdens on firms. Yet systematic evidence on how large-scale restructuring ",{"id":255,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":256,"piName":10,"institution":241,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":257},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275433","Astrochemical evolution of ammonium salts in interstellar ices","Interstellar molecular clouds (MCs), the birthplace of stars and planets in space, are essential to the formation of stars and planets and play a key role in the cosmic cycle of matter. In the MCs, a variety of chemical reactions take place, giving rise to a broad spectrum of molecular species, from simple molecules to complex organic compounds (COMs). \n\nAmmonium salts, produced by proton transfer in acid-base reactions, play a crucial role in understanding chemical evolution in MCs. Recently, t",{"id":259,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":260,"piName":10,"institution":261,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":262,"abstract":263},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275955","Integration of carbon materials morphology and properties into detailed kinetic models for carbon deposit valorization","POLITECNICO DI MILANO","€193,643.28","Industrial processes key to the green transition, such as biomass and waste pyrolysis or turquoise hydrogen production, unavoidably generate solid carbon materials. Traditionally, these carbon deposits (CDs) reduce reactor efficiency, and these carbon nanoparticles (CNPs) contribute to harmful emissions. Yet, recent findings reveal that similar products from hydrocarbon pyrolysis can exhibit exceptional optical, electronic, and mechanical properties, akin to advanced carbon nanomaterials. Harnes",{"id":265,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":266,"piName":10,"institution":267,"country":268,"year":13,"amount":269,"abstract":270},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283050","Integrative Machine Learning Approaches for Bacterial sRNA Genome Annotation","UNIVERSITA TA MALTA","MT","€189,474.24","This project addresses the critical challenge of accurate, genome-wide annotation of bacterial small regulatory RNAs (sRNAs), which are key regulators of microbial adaptation and gene expression. Despite advances in sequencing technologies, many sRNAs remain undetected due to their diverse sequence conservation, complex secondary structures, and variable genomic contexts. The researcher will compile and curate a large and diverse dataset of bacterial genomes with experimentally validated and com",{"id":272,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":273,"piName":10,"institution":267,"country":268,"year":13,"amount":269,"abstract":274},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285125","Emotionally Intelligent Innovation for Sustainable Futures","ALT-FRONTIER harnesses artificial intelligence and cultural wisdom to pioneer emotionally intelligent innovation, reclaiming innovation as a civilisational choice for the good life and charting a renewed EU–Africa trajectory. Current innovation and development models, shaped by technocentric logics of optimisation and control, have delivered advances but also fragility—accelerating ecological breakdown, social disconnection, and erosion of human capacity. My experience of the 2011 Great East Jap",{"id":276,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":277,"piName":10,"institution":278,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":279},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281032","Ionic Memristors with Gate Control for Low-Power Artificial Synapses","THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER","Modern computers are built on CMOS (Complementary Metal–Oxide–Semiconductor) technology, where memory and processing are separate. This design causes huge energy losses because data must move back and forth between the two units. For example, supercomputers use nearly 7.8 MW of power, while the human brain performs far more complex tasks at only ~20 W. To solve this problem, researchers are turning to neuromorphic devices, which mimic the brain by combining memory and processing in a single unit",{"id":281,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":282,"piName":10,"institution":283,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":286},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270902","Continuous Monitoring of PFAS via Microfluidic Graphene Field Effect Transistors","UNIVERSIDADE DA CORUNA","ES","€209,914.56","Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are among the most persistent and hazardous pollutants known, Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are among the most persistent and hazardous pollutants known, and they represent a long-term threat to public health and ecosystems. Due to their widespread use and resistance to degradation, PFAS are routinely detected in drinking water. Consequently, biomonitoring studies across multiple continents have consistently found measurable levels of PFAS ",{"id":288,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":289,"piName":10,"institution":283,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":290},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271623","Microbial Hybrid System Coupled with Biogenic FeS Nanoparticles for Efficient C1 Gas Conversion to Medium-Chain Carboxylic Acids","Carbon neutrality is a central objective of the European Union, requiring breakthrough solutions to lower industrial CO and CO2 emissions. Bioconversion of C1 gases into valuable chemicals provides such a sustainable pathway, combining emission reduction with circular bioeconomy benefits, while ensuring safety, no secondary pollution, and mild operating conditions. Acetogenic microbes such as Clostridium aceticum fix C1 gases via the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway (WLP), efficiently converting CO and CO",{"id":292,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":293,"piName":10,"institution":294,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":295},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285052","Origin-XAI: Explainable AI-driven platform for rapid identification of interstellar origin of life","UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA","This project aims to develop an innovative methodology for identifying biogenic signatures in carbonate minerals by combining advanced spectroscopic techniques (Raman, NMR, IR) with artificial intelligence. The goal is to distinguish biotic from abiotic carbonates across modern, fossil, and experimental analogues. \n\nA key objective is to build a curated database of spectral features linked to organic compounds indicative of biogenicity. This dataset will be analyzed using numerical methods and m",{"id":297,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":298,"piName":10,"institution":299,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":178,"abstract":300},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273612","Interface-Lubricant Synergy for Future Sustainable Tribosystems","ECOLE CENTRALE DE LYON","Frictional losses in moving components consume ~20% of global energy, imposing vast economic costs and CO2 emissions. Lubricant-derived ultralow-friction tribofilms formed on component surfaces could dramatically cut these losses and advance carbon neutrality. However, ultralow-friction microstructures of tribofilms are mechanically fragile, highly sensitive to humidity and oxidation, and require long running-in periods. Their predominantly physiosorbed adhesion restricts load-bearing capacity a",{"id":302,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":303,"piName":10,"institution":241,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":184,"abstract":304},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281159","Unseen Artefacts: Estimating Diversity in Ancient Near Eastern Material Culture","Modern museum collections shape our view of the ancient world, yet their representativeness is uncertain: what has survived, what was lost, and what has been distorted by modern collecting practices? Unseen Artefacts: Estimating Diversity in Ancient Near Eastern Material Culture (UNSEEN) tackles this problem by applying statistical tools from ecology, in particular Unseen Species Modelling (USM), to quantify hidden biases in ancient evidence. The project pursues two case studies. 1) It examines ",{"id":306,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":307,"piName":10,"institution":308,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":309},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277157","Optimal Fairness and Safety for Task and Resource Assignment","TILBURG UNIVERSITY- UNIVERSITEIT VAN TILBURG","\"OFSTRA will explore the deep connection between the existence of optimally fair allocation rules and the strategic safety of their implementations.  An allocation rule is \"\"fair\"\" if it passes all the permutation tests deemed relevant by policy makers.  Thus, if policy deems that two participants in the allocation problem can consider trading places, and if one of them desires to do so, then the permutation test is failed and the allocation not fair.  Fair allocations exist in many applications",{"id":311,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":312,"piName":10,"institution":313,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":314},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273724","Trauma Healing through AI-Augmented Storytelling Among Gender-Based Violence Survivors in the UK: A Comparative Study of White Scottish Women and Arab Refugee and Immigrant Women.","UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW","GBVHeal-AI explores trauma, stigma, and healing by developing a survivor-led, AI-assisted storytelling intervention for women affected by gender-based violence (GBV). It focuses on two distinct yet intersecting groups: White Scottish women, and Arab refugee and immigrant women, who face disproportionate levels of GBV throughout migration, resettlement, and daily life. This project is urgent given the widespread inaccessibility of culturally aligned, trauma-informed services for these populations",{"id":316,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":317,"piName":10,"institution":318,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":319},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272980","Peroxisome-Human Papillomavirus Infection Nexus and Implications","UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS","Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes 5% of all cancers and 300,000 annual deaths, disproportionately impacting global health due to gender and socioeconomic inequalities. Despite this burden, critical gaps remain in our understanding of its infectious life cycle, particularly how it exploits host cellular organelles for persistent infection. PerFection aims to bridge this critical gap by investigating how HPV manipulates peroxisomes — vital organelles recognised for their multifaceted roles in cell",{"id":321,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":322,"piName":10,"institution":323,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":325},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273967","Collective Anger, Political Solidarity, and Epistemic Silencing: A Phenomenological Qualitative Study of Georgian Protest Movements","EUROPA-UNIVERSITAET FLENSBURG","€217,965.12","\"Social and political activism has always been marked by the deeply felt experience of emotions. Political authorities often rely on coercive and oppressive legal as well as ideological mechanisms to pre-emptively silence activists. By rendering them inaudible and socially invisible, protesting subjects are marginalized and excluded from social and political participation. Despite extensive research on political emotions and social movements, a notable gap remains concerning the conceptual and p",{"id":327,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":328,"piName":10,"institution":329,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":330,"abstract":331},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281167","Allographic LITERacy: Arabic texts in non Arabic-Script across Middle Eastern Manuscript Tradition","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA TOR VERGATA","€290,752.44","LiteRaS is an interdisciplinary project combining Arabic linguistics, manuscript studies, and Digital Humanities. It investigates Arabic-language texts written in non-Arabic scripts that never developed into sustained literary traditions, focusing on Arabic in Greek, Coptic, Latin, and Ethiopian scripts. These cases are typically linked to peripheral Arabic-speaking Christian communities within the Arabicate world. The project aims to reconstruct the orthographic, linguistic, and visual features",{"id":333,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":334,"piName":10,"institution":335,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":336},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283018","Microwave photonics platform for cancer detection and treatment","FUNDACIO INSTITUT CATALA DE NANOCIENCIA I NANOTECNOLOGIA","This proposal aims to develop a biosensing platform that integrates microwave photonics with Machine Learning (ML) to detect and eliminate carcinogenic cells, addressing the need for highly precise oncology tools. By combining ML, photonics, and innovative metasurface substrates, the platform will be optimized using inversed design for the microwave regime and incorporate an advanced microfluidic system to leverage the spectral response of glucose near 2.5 GHz, achieving targeted plasmonic reson",{"id":338,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":339,"piName":10,"institution":340,"country":144,"year":13,"amount":145,"abstract":341},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271759","Integrated Assessment of Geostructural Fluid Flow and Microbial Methane Oxidation Controls on Arctic Seafloor Carbon Emissions from Climate-Sensitive Hydrate Reservoirs","UNIVERSITETET I TROMSOE - NORGES ARKTISKE UNIVERSITET","Atmospheric methane (CH4) concentrations have risen sharply in recent decades, complicating climate mitigation efforts. Despite its significance, the role of the Arctic Ocean’s continental margins—storing an estimated 100–9000 GtC—in the global CH4 cycle remains poorly constrained. It is generally assumed that climate-driven CH4 from Arctic hydrates is consumed by microbial oxidation before reaching the atmosphere; however, emerging evidence indicates that significant emissions can bypass these ",{"id":343,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":344,"piName":10,"institution":345,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":347},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282936","Upholding Workers' RIGHTS: Pro-Active Enforcement Through New Data and Predictive Tools","FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES","€226,420.56","Labor standards are key to ensuring workers have fundamental rights. They protect dignity, boost low-wage earnings, help close gender and racial wage gaps, and mitigate employers' monopsony power. Yet, labor rights enforcement in Europe faces important limitations. While evidence suggests non-compliance remains common, this evidence is constrained by incomplete data, limiting our understanding of labor rights violations and the development of new enforcement tools. RIGHTS addresses these limitat",{"id":349,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":350,"piName":10,"institution":351,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":352},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274073","AI-Driven Drug Discovery: Pancreatic Cancer Resistance via ENT1 Differential Conformation Tracking","THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD","Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is one of the most lethal cancers, with a five‑year survival rate below 5%, making it a significant global health challenge. Despite extensive research, gemcitabine remains the standard first‑line treatment, but its effectiveness is constrained by rapid resistance and poor patient stratification. The human equilibrative nucleoside transporter 1 (hENT1) plays a key role in gemcitabine uptake and serves as a promising biomarker for predicting treatment respo",{"id":354,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":355,"piName":10,"institution":38,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":73,"abstract":356},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270587","Paths of No Return: The Bundist Group and the Jewish Refugee Community in Italy (1945-1949)","In the aftermath of the Second World War, Italy became an important, though temporary, transit hub for tens of thousands of Jewish survivors from Eastern Europe. Among them was a small group affiliated with the Jewish Labor Bund, a secular, socialist, and anti-Zionist movement active in Tsarist Russia and interwar Poland. BUNDITAL will investigate this group’s activities, internal life, and interactions with the refugee community and Italian actors, using it as a lens to explore wider questions ",{"id":358,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":359,"piName":10,"institution":283,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":360},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280950","Precision Differential Analysis of the Rare Hyperon Decay Sigma to p mu mu in LHCb","This proposal, FOUNDRY, will establish a new production line for discovery in the strange sector. It aims to deliver the world's first measurements of the differential branching fraction and forward-backward asymmetry in the q2 distribution  of Sigma to p mumu decays.  Simultaneously, an essential tool facilitating future exploration will be created, the inaugural strange flavour-tagging algorithm at LHCb. \nThis project directly addresses the primary obstacle in interpreting experimental data: t",{"id":362,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":363,"piName":10,"institution":364,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":365},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281186","Serotonergic System in Ticks","INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE POUR L'AGRICULTURE, L'ALIMENTATION ET L'ENVIRONNEMENT","Ticks are competent vectors of several viruses, bacteria, and parasites, that threaten the health of humans and animals worldwide and highlight the importance of tick biology research. Although these systems are involved in almost all biological mechanisms of tick life, the signalling networks of tick neurotransmitters and neuropeptides remain a highly neglected topic in tick studies. In the case of serotonin (5-HT) and its receptors (5-HT-R), there is evidence for the presence of a dual seroton",{"id":367,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":368,"piName":10,"institution":369,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":370},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273147","Synthetic Reconstruction of ER Body–Glucosinolate Defense in Non-Brassicaceae Plants","FREIE UNIVERSITAET BERLIN","Feeding a growing world population is one of the main challenges of the 21st Century, particularly as approximately 25 % of the worlds staple crops are currently lost to pests and pathogens. Plants have evolved a wide range of physical and chemical defence barriers to protect themselves from a wide range of herbivores and pathogens. In the Brassicaceae (Cabbage) family, a specialized defence strategy can be found, the so-called ER body system that provides an effective chemical barrier against b",{"id":372,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":373,"piName":10,"institution":374,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":375},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278206","How CONspiracy theory beliefs affect the quality of romantic RElationships","UNIVERSITY OF KENT","High-quality romantic relationships are crucial for good physical and mental health. Yet, they are difficult to maintain, as shown by rising divorce rates in the EU and beyond. Among the many factors that strain relationships, one neglected but highly relevant is belief in conspiracy theories. Despite evidence that conspiracy beliefs can harm individuals, groups, and societies, little is known about how they affect people’s most intimate bonds. While a few existing works only looked at immediate",{"id":377,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":378,"piName":10,"institution":379,"country":380,"year":13,"amount":381,"abstract":382},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278807","Risk-Stratified and Personalized Cancer Screening with Bidirectional Multistate Markov Models","TAMPEREEN KORKEAKOULUSAATIO SR","FI","€242,116.8","Multistate Markov Models (MMM) are powerful tools for analyzing the progression of diseases through different stages, particularly in oncology. Recent studies have modeled stage transition probabilities as functions of multimodal, time-dependent biomarkers to enable predictions based on histopathological features. However, current MMM approaches often overlook the reverse relationship—that is, the influence of the disease stage on the evolution of time-dependent biomarkers. At worst, this omissi",{"id":384,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":385,"piName":10,"institution":386,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":120,"abstract":387},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274892","Design and Construction in Greek and Roman architecture (5th c. BC – 5th c. AD) : ancient construction drawings (blueprints) at the intersection of theory and practice","UNIVERSITE DE LAUSANNE","DeConstruct aims at reconsidering the theory of Greek and Roman architecture through a new type of source that long eluded researchers: “blueprints” are barely visible construction drawings, incised lines which once stood out against a colored, now vanished background. They were finely scored, with ruler and compass, at a 1 to 1 scale, into the marble of famous buildings such as the temple of Apollo at Didyma and the Mausoleum of Augustus at Rome. They disrupt a theory of architecture that claim",{"id":389,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":390,"piName":10,"institution":267,"country":268,"year":13,"amount":391,"abstract":392},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272532","MAchine Learning Techniques and Advanced statistics FOR COSMOlogy","€205,314.24","Some of the most pressing open problems in modern cosmology concern the nature of the cosmic dark sector, the mismatch between the theoretically predicted and observed values of the cosmological constant, and the growing number of cosmological tensions between independent observational probes. Most notably, the Hubble constant shows a significant and persistent statistical discrepancy between local determinations and those inferred from early-universe Cosmic Microwave Background data. These inco",{"id":394,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":395,"piName":10,"institution":396,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":397,"abstract":398},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273534","Comparing Approaches in Transatlantic Conservation of Heritage: a Multidisciplinary Innovative Examination Strategy","BRANDENBURGISCHE TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT COTTBUS-SENFTENBERG","€326,189.64","The preservation of architectural heritage, encompassing a wide range of disciplines and approaches, lacks universal principles, even among Western cultures. Applied to this discipline, architectural visualisation enables the examination of diverging approaches without compromising the architectural integrity of historic structures through digital models that convey a wealth of information, data, and values to a broad audience.\nThe objective of this proposed research is to advance and merge the ",{"id":400,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":401,"piName":10,"institution":402,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":403},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269605","Hierarchically Organized Nanomaterials for Electronic Devices","THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE","As global energy consumption continues to increase, the need for energy efficient electronic devices is crucial. Conventional electronic devices such as solar cells and light emitting diodes (LEDs) possess multi-layers, typically comprised of bulk semiconducting materials such as conjugated organic polymers, plastics which can interact with light to generate charge. These layers are deposited in bulk resulting in the random orientation of these materials, creating a large number of defects and l",{"id":405,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":406,"piName":10,"institution":407,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":408},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275816","A parameter survey of time-dependent turbulent acceleration in the corona using solar energetic particles","LEIBNIZ-INSTITUT FUR ASTROPHYSIK POTSDAM (AIP)","The processes behind the acceleration and transport of solar energetic particles (SEPs) during solar flaring events are not fully understood and the source location of acceleration in the solar corona is not well constrained. Additionally, studies of acceleration by interplanetary shocks are limited by a lack of information about pre-shock seed populations, believed to be composed of suprathermal particles pre-accelerated in the solar corona. Constraints on the collisional environment and accele",{"id":410,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":411,"piName":10,"institution":412,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":413},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275581","Mapping the Restorative Potential of Cultural Landscapes to Youth Mental Health: A Cross-Regional Study in Germany and Ethiopia","HOCHSCHULE FUR NACHHALTIGE ENTWICKLUNG EBERSWALDE","This project aims to understand, through the lens of cultural natural landscapes, how young people emotionally and mentally relate to natural environments in the context of Germany and Ethiopia. At a time when global mental health challenges are rising, especially among youth, this research addresses a crucial gap in how these natural landscapes near big cities can serve as therapeutic environments. Drawing from landscape studies, environmental psychology, and planning theory, the project seeks ",{"id":415,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":416,"piName":10,"institution":267,"country":268,"year":13,"amount":391,"abstract":417},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273668","Socio-Environmental Determinants of Health in Small States","SEEDS (Socio-Environmental Determinants of Health in Small States) addresses critical gaps in cardiometabolic disease (CMD) risk prediction for small EU states. Existing models like SCORE2, developed for large populations, produce systematic bias when applied to countries with populations under two million and do not incorporate environmental exposure data, despite evidence linking PM2.5 to 23% higher ischemic heart disease mortality risk and road traffic noise to 8% increased risk per 10 dB inc",{"id":419,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":420,"piName":10,"institution":421,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":422},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271796","Isothermal DNA Origami for Virus Capture and Sensing","UNIVERSITAET POTSDAM","Virus infections are among the most pressing challenges in modern medicine, with only a few antiviral treatments and diagnostic tools available. To address this gap, innovative molecular technologies are needed. DNA origami is a technique in which a long single-stranded DNA scaffold is folded into a defined 2D or 3D structure by hundreds of short “staple” strands, enabling the programmable construction of nanoscale objects. These structures have shown promise for virus encapsulation, which block",{"id":424,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":425,"piName":10,"institution":426,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":427},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283393","Revolutionising ocean climate monitoring through space-based magnetometry and Artificial Intelligence","GFZ HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM FUR GEOFORSCHUNG","The tidal flow of ionized particles in seawater across Earth’s geomagnetic field induces electromagnetic (EM) signals within the ocean and solid Earth. These periodic signals are sensitive to oceanic properties such as salinity, temperature, and ultimately heat content, offering unique opportunities for climate monitoring. Despite 25 years of satellite-based tidal EM observations, their potential to estimate oceanic heat content (OHC) variations from space remains largely unexplored. PHOENIX pro",{"id":429,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":430,"piName":10,"institution":431,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":432,"abstract":433},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275836","The Legitimate Authority of Migration Control","UNIVERSIDAD POMPEU FABRA","€194,074.56","In the European Union and beyond, states’ efforts to control migration and the legitimacy of these efforts are politically charged issues of intense public controversy. Political philosophers have long argued that at least some control efforts are morally permissible, but have neither fully clarified how we should assess the claims of states to authority in the migration control domain, nor seriously assessed the moral significance of specific, newly emerging migration control strategies. Combin",{"id":435,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":436,"piName":10,"institution":437,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":432,"abstract":438},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271072","Chiral Architectures for Electrically Pumped Perovskite Lasers","AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS","CHAMP aims to develop perovskite-based chiral laser diodes by integrating perovskite gain media with scalable chiral photonic nanostructures. The project is built upon two key innovations: (1) metal halide perovskites as gain materials, which provide exceptional optical gain, spectral tunability, and compatibility with low-cost, solution-based fabrication methods, and (2) scalable nanophotonic chiral cavities made by soft nanoimprint lithography, which manipulate light–matter interactions to int",{"id":440,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":441,"piName":10,"institution":437,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":442},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268856","Harnessing Natural Epigenetic Modifiers Across Evolutionarily Diverse Farmed Fish for Steering Phenotypes Toward Sustainable Aquaculture","Aquaculture is essential to meet the rising global demand for seafood, with Europe maintaining high production standards through genetic selection and feed innovations. To further enhance sustainability and productivity, novel strategies to exploit fish phenotypic plasticity are needed. Nutritional modulation of farmed fish epigenome shows promise in producing beneficial phenotypic changes, but this is limited to certain amino acids and vitamins, and a few phytochemicals. The overall objective o",{"id":444,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":445,"piName":10,"institution":446,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":447},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282325","PREVLA: Unified Vision-Language-Action Model via Integrated Perception-Reasoning-Execution for Generalized Embodied Robotic Intelligence","IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE","Current embodied AI systems are fundamentally limited by core generalization bottlenecks, preventing robots from adapting to the complexities of real-world tasks. This deficit creates a critical disconnect between perception, reasoning, and execution, hindering the development of truly autonomous systems.\n\nThis fellowship introduces PREVLA, a unified cognitive framework designed to systematically solve these challenges. The project will achieve generalized Vision-Language-Action capabilities thr",{"id":449,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":450,"piName":10,"institution":318,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":451},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278149","Newly engineered lignin nanocarrier for curcumin delivery to tackle inflammation and limited synovial drug residence in osteoarthritis","Osteoarthritis (OA) characterized by damage to the articular cartilage and skeletal overgrowth around the joints. OA affecting approximately 8.75 million people in the UK. In the UK, France, and Spain, OA incurs significant annual direct and indirect costs, estimated at up to €7.2 billion and €4.6 billion. Clinical approaches to treating OA include non-pharmacologic methods (lifestyle changes), pharmacologic management (common medications), and surgical interventions. Pharmacologic treatments of",{"id":453,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":454,"piName":10,"institution":455,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":456},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272276","Polar Expeditions To Investigate The Seasonality of Hg: Cryosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Transport, Speciation","UNIVERSITE D'AIX MARSEILLE","Mercury (Hg) is a global pollutant that accumulates in marine food webs, threatening ecosystem health and human populations dependent on seafood. In the rapidly changing Arctic, sea ice acts as a barrier, reservoir, and transporter of Hg, yet fundamental gaps remain on how much Hg it contains, when it is released, and how it impacts polar ecosystems. The project PETITS Hg CHATS will address these gaps by investigating the seasonal cycling and speciation of Hg in Arctic sea ice, combining archive",{"id":458,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":459,"piName":10,"institution":460,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":285,"abstract":461},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283108","REGRASS: Resilience Evaluation of Grazing Rules Across Satellite Sensors","UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA","Pastoralism spans nearly one-third of Earth’s land surface and supports over 500 million people. These systems sustain food security, biodiversity, and cultural heritage, and reflect collective arrangements that regulate fragile landscapes. Yet livestock production contributes nearly 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions, fueling interest in “regenerative” or “sustainable” grazing models that aim to reconcile productivity with socioecological resilience. These agendas assume that “good grazing ",{"id":463,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":464,"piName":10,"institution":465,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":466},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284817","Civilisational Citizenship and the Future of Belonging in Liberal Democracies","UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM","\"The CIVICAST project investigates 'civilisational citizenship': a governance logic where liberal democracies condition rights on perceived cultural alignment, creating a paradox that corrodes democratic values. Its objectives are to: (1) build the first comparative typology of this phenomenon; (2) analyse its legal and bureaucratic mechanisms; and (3) provide the first ethnographic account of its lived experience. These objectives will be achieved through a mixed-methods approach at the Univers",{"id":468,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":469,"piName":10,"institution":470,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":471},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275539","Structural and Molecular Decoding of Presynaptic Vesicle Biogenesis in situ","FORSCHUNGSVERBUND BERLIN EV","Neurotransmission relies on the precise formation and maturation of synaptic vesicles (SVs), yet the early stages of their biogenesis remain poorly understood. Precursor vesicles (PVs) are the nascent carriers that transport SV and active zone proteins from the neuronal soma to presynaptic terminals, but their molecular composition, architecture, and formation mechanisms are unknown. Dysfunction in these processes is tightly linked to neurological disorders such as autism, epilepsy, and Parkinso",{"id":473,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":474,"piName":10,"institution":475,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":476},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101263844","Is God a nationalist? How Christian Political Realignment in Brazil Can Help Us Understand the Development of Far-right Governmentality in the World.","THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH","Religious-political ties have gained prominence globally. In Brazil, Evangelical churches were key to electing far-right president Jair Bolsonaro in 2018. Yet Evangelical support does not always align with the right in this country. The Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG)—Brazil’s most influential Evangelical denomination—was once a close ally of the leftist Workers’ Party before becoming part of Bolsonaro’s base. While scholars have examined Evangelical alignment with far-right politi",{"id":478,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":479,"piName":480,"institution":481,"country":482,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":483},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-754411","Density fluctuations in weakly interacting particle systems via the Dean–Kawasaki equation","Federico Cornalba","University of Bath","GB","The Dean–Kawasaki equation—one of the most fundamental SPDEs of fluctuating hydrodynamics—has been proposed as a model for density fluctuations in weakly interacting particle systems. In its original form, it is highly singular and fails to be renormalizable, even by approaches such as regularity structures and paracontrolled distributions, hindering mathematical approaches to its rigorous justification. It has been understood recently that it is natural to introduce a suitable regularization, f",{"id":485,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":486,"piName":487,"institution":488,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":489},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-847648","Geometrical Frustration, Power Law Tunneling and Nonlocal Gauge Fields from Scattered Light","Pavel P. Popov","Institute of Photonic Sciences","Designing the amplitude and range of couplings in quantum systems is a fundamental tool for exploring a large variety of quantum mechanical effects. Here, we consider off-resonant photon scattering processes on a geometrically shaped molecular cloud. Our analysis shows that such a setup is properly modeled by a Bose-Hubbard Hamiltonian where the range, amplitude, and sign of the tunneling processes of the scattered photonic modes can be accurately tuned. Specifically, by varying the molecular di",{"id":491,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":492,"piName":493,"institution":494,"country":495,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":10},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-945339","Corrigendum to: “Invisible vectors, visible impact: The role of eriophyoid mites in emaravirus disease dynamics” [Virology 606 (2025) 110478]","Tobiasz Druciarek","Warsaw University of Life Sciences","PL",{"id":497,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":498,"piName":499,"institution":500,"country":501,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":502},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-801505","Limited evidence for the impact of climate change on the recent range expansion of the malaria vector \u003Ci>Anopheles stephensi\u003C\u002Fi> in the Horn of Africa","Diana Erazo","Royal Museum for Central Africa","BE","Abstract During the last decade, the Horn of Africa has experienced an unexpected surge in urban malaria cases, with annual outbreaks intensifying each year in some countries. The trend began in 2012 in Djibouti City, followed by outbreaks in 2016 in Ethiopia and Sudan. Research involving mosquito surveillance revealed the presence of Anopheles stephensi , a species originating in Asia and well-adapted to urban environments. The World Health Organisation subsequently issued a vector alert, urgin",{"id":504,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":505,"piName":506,"institution":507,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":508},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101034260","Microrobotic Catheterization of the Ophthalmic Artery for Targeted Treatment of Retinoblastoma","Mahmut Selman Sakar","École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne","Retinoblastoma is the most common and intrusive intraocular cancer in children. Intra‐arterial chemotherapy is an effective method of delivering concentrated doses of cancer‐killing medicine to the affected area of the eye. The conventional clinical procedure entails positioning the microcatheter tip at the ostium of the ophthalmic artery (OA), as catheterizing the OA carries a high risk of serious complications. Here we present a microrobotic platform that allows teleoperated and autonomous nav",{"id":510,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":511,"piName":10,"institution":512,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":513},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101262745","Sensor-Efficient Condition monitoring using Undersampled Reconstruction for Engine safety - Aero-Engine Rotating blade On-board monitoring","BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON","Blade tip timing (BTT) is a promising non-contact vibration measurement technique for rotating blades. But, it has the undersampling issue and heavy reliance on excessive probes (typically 5~7); such a high-intervention measurement brings high installation cost and potential foreign object debris hazards, hindering its application in operational aero-engines. This proposal addresses the key challenge in aero-engine health monitoring by a reliable and cost-effective condition monitoring of rotati",{"id":515,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":516,"piName":10,"institution":517,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":432,"abstract":518},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101263617","Treatment of depression and cognitive decline in Huntington's Disease: Cannabinoids as a Dual Therapeutic Approach","FUNDACIO DE RECERCA CLINIC BARCELONA-INSTITUT D INVESTIGACIONS BIOMEDIQUES AUGUST PI I SUNYER","The proposed MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship project investigates the potential of early cannabinoid-based therapies to alleviate psychiatric and cognitive symptoms in Huntington’s Disease (HD), a fatal neurodegenerative condition characterized by progressive motor, psychiatric, and cognitive decline. The research, to be hosted at IDIBAPS in Barcelona under the supervision of Prof. Silvia Ginés, integrates behavioral phenotyping, cell-type-specific transcriptomics, and functional brain imaging to a",{"id":520,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":521,"piName":10,"institution":522,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":525},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275253","Pore Scale Multiphase Dynamics Redefining Cyclic Hydrogen Storage from Pores to Reservoir","DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET","DK","€263,393.28","Europe’s transition to a climate-neutral energy system by 2050 depends on safe and efficient underground hydrogen storage to balance intermittent renewable supply and secure energy independence. Depleted hydrocarbon fields and deep aquifers are the most practical options, yet deployment is limited by uncertainties in hydrogen-brine dynamics under cyclic injection and withdrawal. Existing approaches rely on static flow functions and empirical hysteresis rules, leaving injectivity, deliverability,",{"id":527,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":528,"piName":10,"institution":446,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":529},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281847","Synthetic Microbial Consortia for Sustainable CO2-to-Resveratrol Biomanufacturing","Our continued reliance on land- and sugar-based biomanufacturing strains food systems, consumes vast freshwater resources, and contributes to climate change. This project offers a sustainable alternative by harnessing sunlight, seawater, and CO2 to produce resveratrol, a valuable nutraceutical, through an innovative microbial partnership.\nThe project will combine a marine cyanobacterium, which fixes CO2 and secretes sugars, with a robust yeast capable of converting these resources into resveratr",{"id":531,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":532,"piName":10,"institution":199,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":533},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280735","Molecular Determinants of NLRP3 Inflammasome Activity and Regulation","Inflammation underlies many of the world’s most prevalent diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, type 2 diabetes and rare autoinflammatory syndromes. NLRP3 is a central inflammasome sensor and a key mediator of inflammatory diseases, often serving as a model for the field, yet its activation and regulatory mechanisms remain incompletely understood. This gap limits our ability to interpret patient variants and to design targeted interventions. This project aims to establish a comprehensive fram",{"id":535,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":536,"piName":10,"institution":537,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":538},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284928","Machine-Learning Enabled Discovery of Advanced Low-Temperature Proton Conducting Perovskites Oxides","THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL","Hydrogen technologies need solid electrolytes that conduct protons efficiently at 300-400 degrees Celsius, resist carbon dioxide and steam, and show minimal electronic leakage. This project will discover and validate such perovskite oxides and demonstrate device-level performance. Objectives: (1) identify electrolyte compositions that achieve at least 10 mS cm-1 proton conductivity at 300-400 degrees Celsius, with stability for at least 100 hours in humid carbon dioxide and low electronic leakag",{"id":540,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":541,"piName":10,"institution":308,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":542},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271597","Measuring Welfare Beyond Choice: Evidence for Policy Design","This MSCA fellowship develops new methods to assess whether policies truly enhance well-being, in line with the European Union’s goal of promoting “the well-being of its peoples” (Lisbon Treaty, Article 3). Standard welfare economics assumes that choices reveal what is best for individuals, yet this approach fails in three important situations: when welfare depends on beliefs that people cannot directly choose between, when the mere presence of options affects feelings such as regret or elation,",{"id":544,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":545,"piName":10,"institution":546,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":547},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280469","Investigations into cell-specific immunometabolite-dependent signaling mechanisms underpinning cardiac–immune crosstalk","THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD","Our body continuously produces reactive chemical signals\u002Freactive metabolites (REMs). Specialized proteins can detect and transmit REM-signals to trigger appropriate biological responses for physiological management. REMs can amplify in certain conditions, e.g., stress or injury. The location and timing of REMs determine how these signals are relayed by REM-detecting proteins into critical biological responses. Thus mapping REM proteins and clarifying their roles is essential for fundamental und",{"id":549,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":550,"piName":10,"institution":551,"country":158,"year":13,"amount":552,"abstract":553},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278581","Spatially structured chip-based cognition platform for molecular mapping and therapy induced neurocognitive dysfunction modelling in pediatric medulloblastoma.","UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK","€252,728.64","SCOPE (Spatially structured Chip-based cOgnition Platform for molecular mapping and thErapy-induced neurocognitive dysfunction modelling in pediatric medulloblastoma) aims to create a human-relevant organoid-on-a-chip system to study how craniospinal irradiation and chemotherapy disrupt neurodevelopment and cognitive function in childhood Group 3 medulloblastoma. Its central objective is to model brain region-specific vulnerabilities to therapy and identify molecular pathways underlying treatmen",{"id":555,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":556,"piName":10,"institution":557,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":558},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272121","Bubble-induced heat tRansfer enhancement for Immersion-cooleD data centers: A strateGy to Enhance thermal performance","AALBORG UNIVERSITET","The proposed project BRIDGE aims to pioneer a transformative approach to two-phase immersion cooling by employing induced bubble injection, where a secondary immiscible liquid is introduced to actively generate bubbles and enhance heat transfer performance. This represents the first systematic investigation of controlled bubble generation via secondary liquid injection, going beyond existing studies focused on gas-injected flows or stratified multi-fluid systems. By unlocking tunable and highly ",{"id":560,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":561,"piName":10,"institution":221,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":562,"abstract":563},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280482","Enhancing Cell Replacement Therapies for Parkinson's Disease via Temporal Interference Stimulation","€365,148.6","Parkinson’s disease (PD) is one of the most common neurological disorders, caused by the progressive loss of dopamine-producing neurons. Recent advances in stem cell biology have enabled the development of cell replacement therapies (CRTs), where dopaminergic neurons are transplanted into the brain to restore function. However, transplanted cells require years to mature and integrate into host circuits, delaying therapeutic benefits.\n\nThis project introduces a novel strategy combining tissue eng",{"id":565,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":566,"piName":10,"institution":31,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":567,"abstract":568},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277098","Tunable Resonant and Iridescent Transmission-control for Oceanic Noise","€209,483.28","The proposed MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship, entitled TRITON (Tunable Resonant & Iridescent Transmission-control for Oceanic Noise), will develop a new class of reef-like hyperuniform metamaterials for underwater acoustics. The two-year project will be hosted at the Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo, Italy) under the supervision of Prof. Marco Miniaci, with a 7-month secondment at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV, Spain) under Prof. Vicent Romero-García, a 1-month secondment at Phononic Vi",{"id":570,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":571,"piName":10,"institution":572,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":573},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269076","SpinyBase: Trait-based Evaluation of Sea urchin Trajectories","NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM","Sea urchins are ecological engineers affecting marine systems globally from the equator to the poles and shallow to deep water. Despite the profound impact they have on many ecosystems, fundamental knowledge of biological traits, distributions and climate change vulnerability is unknown for many sea urchin taxa. This Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) project will unlock the full potential of natural history collections to address critical knowledge gaps in sea urchin biodiversity and climate",{"id":575,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":576,"piName":10,"institution":577,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":578},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277313","exploration of HYdrogel-veGEtation Reinforcement strategy for granite Saprolites","UNIVERSITAET FUER BODENKULTUR WIEN","Rainfall-triggered landslides pose increasing risks in Europe and Asia, with granite residual soil (GRS) slopes particularly vulnerable due to their high sensitivity to water. However, the hydro-mechanical degradation mechanisms of GRS remain poorly understood, and there is a lack of low-carbon, eco-sustainable solutions to ensure both short- and long-term slope stability. This project aims to develop an eco-sustainable, synergistic reinforcement strategy for GRS slopes by integrating protein-ba",{"id":580,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":581,"piName":10,"institution":364,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":582},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277591","Mechanisms for crossover regulation in Allopolyploid Camelina sativa","To meet the demands of climate resilient and sustainable agriculture, advanced breeding strategies must harness novel genetic variation. Introgression - the transfer of beneficial alleles from wild or related species into crops - is a key approach to achieve these objectives. However, this approach is still limited by our current understanding of the requirements for crossover (CO) formation - an essential mechanism that enables gene exchanges during meiosis between divergent chromosomes. Natura",{"id":584,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":585,"piName":10,"institution":586,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":587},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270050","Compact Analytical Multi-Loop Multi-Leg Scattering Amplitudes in Quantum Chromodynamics from their COMplex PhAse Space Singularities (COMPASS)","ORGANISATION EUROPEENNE POUR LA RECHERCHE NUCLEAIRE","The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), a multi-billion-euro facility at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), collides protons at record-breaking energies. Its goal is to test the Standard Model (SM)--the quantum field theory that best describes Nature at microscopic scales--and to search for subtle signs of new physics. In this endeavour, high-precision theoretical predictions are essential, and scattering amplitudes are at their core. To match the increasing experimental precision, ",{"id":589,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":590,"piName":10,"institution":591,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":120,"abstract":592},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265145","Humanitarianism, Emotions, and the Politics of Intimacy","FONDATION POUR L INSTITUT DE HAUTES ETUDES INTERNATIONALES ET DU DEVELOPPEMENT","Humanitarianism, Emotions and the Politics of Intimacy - HUMEPI - proposes an innovative analysis of the emotions that receiving aid triggers in the refugee population, and how these emotional engagements shape the intimacy of refugees’ families and their political response to the humanitarian apparatus - the politics of intimacy. It analyses the humanitarian reply to the Malian crisis in the Sahel, a security and humanitarian hot-topic for Africa and Europe alike, from the perspective of Kel Ta",{"id":594,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":595,"piName":10,"institution":596,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":597,"abstract":598},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271567","Agency of spoils of war in Ancient Egypt","LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN","€385,490.82","PLUNDER is an interdisciplinary study of agency (ability to affect) of ancient Egyptian spoils of war (humans,\nanimals, things) in the nexus of social relations and hierarchies (soldiers, kings, deities) during the New Kingdom (ca. 1550-1070 BCE),\nwhen imperialism climaxed and Egypt established control over the Levant and Nubia. I will ambitiously go beyond the economic\naspects of booty and stress its various social roles in ancient Egypt by analyzing 10 autobiographies of elite soldiers and “hi",{"id":600,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":601,"piName":10,"institution":602,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":603},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271329","Fundamental Understanding of shelteriN Function and Architecture on Chromatinized Telomeres","KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET","Telomeres protect chromosome ends from being mistaken for DNA damage. This task is orchestrated by the shelterin complex. Dysfunction of shelterin leads to genome instability and is implicated in cancer, premature ageing syndromes, and other telomere biology disorders. However, the structural organization of shelterin on its native chromatin substrate remains poorly understood. This limits our ability to link molecular architecture to biological function and disease. The FUNFACTs project address",{"id":605,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":606,"piName":10,"institution":607,"country":501,"year":13,"amount":608,"abstract":609},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276384","CO2 hydrogenation to CH3OH in a 3D porous monolith-based plasma-catalytic reactor","UNIVERSITEIT ANTWERPEN","€216,240","The objective of the C3PO project is to design, build and validate the first high-throughput plasma-catalytic reactor for the selective hydrogenation of carbon dioxide (CO2) into methanol (CH3OH). CH3OH is a versatile fuel and chemical feedstock, yet conventional thermocatalytic production from CO2 requires high temperatures\u002Fpressures, making the process energy-intensive. Plasma catalysis offers a disruptive alternative at near-ambient conditions, but current dielectric barrier discharge reactor",{"id":611,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":612,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":613},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280417","Liver-Optimised Targeted Uptake System","This project will deliver a lipid-based formulation that is targeted to the the asialoglycoprotein receptor (ASGPR) for effective and stratified treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), which is one of the leading causes of cancer related deaths worldwide. \nWe will identify high-affinity glycopeptide ligands to ASGPR and test their capacity to target HCC cells. Optimised glycopeptide hits will be conjugated to PEGylated liposomal nanocarriers for targeted delivery of the kinase inhibitor, so",{"id":615,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":616,"piName":10,"institution":617,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":618,"abstract":619},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268845","Multiscale Investigation of the Neural and electrochemical correlates of temporal Distortions","CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS","€437,139.72","The MIND project aims to uncover how the brain encodes and processes time on a sub-second scale, which is crucial for perceiving,\npredicting, and interacting with our environment. Current research is fragmented, as electrochemical and electrophysiological\ncorrelates of time perception have mostly been studied separately. MIND will integrate these perspectives by investigating how\nphasic dopamine fluctuations influence subjective duration. The project has two main objectives: first, to provide ca",{"id":621,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":622,"piName":10,"institution":402,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":623},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274832","Engineering Natural Variation in PsbS Sequence to Enhance Photosynthetic Efficiency under Fluctuating Light","Global food security is under increasing threat as climate change and population growth demand sustainable gains in crop productivity. Enhancing photosynthetic efficiency represents a transformative solution, yet the protective process of non-photochemical quenching (NPQ) remains a major bottleneck under fluctuating light. This proposal (EngNPQ) aims to optimize NPQ regulation in crops by targeting the Photosystem II subunit S (PsbS), a thylakoid protein that governs NPQ dynamics and exhibits su",{"id":625,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":626,"piName":10,"institution":318,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":627},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273532","Next-Generation Intelligent Constructed Wetlands for Sustainable Water Purification and Phosphorus Recovery","\"The sustainability and security of global aquatic ecosystem have been threatened by anthropogenically-driven water quality problems, including eutrophication and antibiotic residue. Despite national efforts such as River Basin Management Plans, only 37% of surface water bodies in the European Union currently achieve the \"\"good ecological status\"\" defined under the Water Framework Directive. Notably, these water quality problems, caused by pollutants such as nitrogen, phosphorus (P) and antibiot",{"id":629,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":630,"piName":10,"institution":78,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":631},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275778","-Photo-switchable 2D COFs for Controlling Directional Charge Transport","Crystalline, photo-switchable frameworks enable the precise arrangement of functional building blocks with tuneable structural and physical properties. By permitting remote control over framework geometry, and thereby over intra- and intermolecular ordering and electronic coupling, they offer a transformative basis for advancing (opto)electronics. However, compatible framework designs that realise structural changes under illumination remain scarce, as photoswitch operation is often significantl",{"id":633,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":634,"piName":10,"institution":522,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":635,"abstract":636},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283976","Flexible Wearable Bioadhesive Ultrasound Patch for Synergistic Piezoelectric and Acoustic Stimulation in Diabetic Wound Healing","€247,553.28","Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) present serious clinical and socioeconomic challenges, often becoming chronic wounds that raise morbidity and risk of limb loss. Pharmacological treatments face limitations such as drug resistance, poor delivery, and immune complications, emphasizing the urgent need for effective, noninvasive alternatives. Ultrasound, electrostimulation, and photomodulation are FDA-approved, noninvasive options for tissue engineering. To address this, we propose a flexible wearable bi",{"id":638,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":639,"piName":10,"institution":308,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":640},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277408","Removing Barriers to Firms' Investment in the Transition to Net-Zero","The transformation of European economies towards greenhouse gas neutrality (net-zero transition) will require active engagement from enterprises and companies. Firms will need to contribute a substantial share of the investment required for the green transition but currently fail to sufficiently engage. In Germany, for example, a yearly amount of 120 billion Euros of firm investment are needed to achieve the climate goals for 2045 - with actual investment meeting less than half of that in 2021. ",{"id":642,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":643,"piName":10,"institution":644,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":645},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279721","Integrated Electrolysis for Biomass Valorisation and Hydrogen Generation by Catalysts and System Engineering","UNIVERSITY OF SURREY","The urgent need for clean and sustainable energy solutions has placed hydrogen (H2) at the center of global decarbonisation strategies. While water electrolysis is a mature method for hydrogen production, its commercial deployment remains limited by the sluggish oxygen evolution reaction (OER) at the anode, which not only consumes significant energy but also produces oxygen, a low-value by-product. To address this limitation, the BioHydroCat project proposes a hybrid electrolyser that integrates",{"id":647,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":648,"piName":10,"institution":649,"country":650,"year":13,"amount":651,"abstract":652},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283695","Investigation of the role of pro-inflammatory TPL2 kinase in Burkitt lymphoma development","ETHNIKO KAI KAPODISTRIAKO PANEPISTIMIO ATHINON","EL","€197,263.68","Burkitt lymphoma (BL) is an aggressive and fast-growing type of non-Hodgkin B-cell lymphoma, characterised by chromosomal translocations involving MYC in nearly 95% of cases. TPL2 is a cytoplasmic kinase positioned at the intersection of ERK\u002FJNK and NF-κB signaling cascades, and has been characterized as acting either as an oncogene or as a tumor suppressor in diverse solid and hematological malignancies. Preliminary data generated in BL cell lines and primary samples, indicate an inverse correl",{"id":654,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":655,"piName":10,"institution":656,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":657},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283794","Increasing Water Use Efficiency Using Biochar:  An interdisciplinary framework for sustainable agriculture under water-scarce conditions","HARPER ADAMS UNIVERSITY","European agriculture faces severe water scarcity, with more than 60% of EU land affected by drought and irrigation systems consistently underperforming, losing around one-third of applied water. A key challenge is that irrigation scheduling assumes static soil properties, despite strong evidence of seasonal variability. At the same time, soil amendments such as biochar have been shown to systematically influence soil hydraulic behavior, yet their potential remains weakly connected to irrigation ",{"id":659,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":660,"piName":10,"institution":661,"country":151,"year":13,"amount":662,"abstract":663},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283207","Centrosome Isolation to Locate Interactions Of TTBK2 And Create new Tools to Investigate primary Cilia","Masarykova univerzita","€191,918.16","Primary cilia (PC) are small antenna-like organelles that extend from the centrosome of many cells. PC are key signalling hubs that have essential roles in development and tissue homeostasis. Importantly, it is changes to composition of the centrosome that determine if, and when, PC will form. Critical for the formation of PC is Tau Tubulin Kinase 2 (TTBK2), which is recruited to the mother centriole (MC) of the centrosome to trigger cilium assembly. However, developing a mechanistic understandi",{"id":665,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":666,"piName":10,"institution":667,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":668,"abstract":669},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279870","Transdisciplinary approaches to human-wildlife coexistence: developing a social-ecological indicator to bridge local and global conservation efforts","UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE","€293,340.66","COEXIST addresses the urgent need to consider and integrate issues related to Human-Wildlife Relationships (HWR) into global biodiversity policies. Despite growing recognition of these issues, conservation science and practice lack tools to capture the social-ecological complexity of HWR. This project aims to (1) uncover the complexity of HWR in practice through transdisciplinary fieldwork, (2) harness transdisciplinary evidence into a scalable and actionable policy tool for biodiversity conserv",{"id":671,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":672,"piName":10,"institution":673,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":674},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278009","Self-nanocrystallisation of cement for CO2 emissions reduction","UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD","Concrete, the most widely used man-made material, builds modern society, while also generating massive CO2 emissions. The cement and concrete sector emitted 2.9Gt CO2, over 7% of global emissions. As highlighted in the GCCA Net Zero Roadmap, reducing cement use offers significant mitigation potential. Nanofillers show comprehensive advantages in modifying concrete performance, but some critical shortcomings are related to the complex production process, low production capacity, and high cost of ",{"id":676,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":677,"piName":10,"institution":402,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":678},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101267258","A Vision-driven Robotic Dynamic Grasping System for Anomaly Objects in Dynamic Production Scenarios","In 2021, global manufacturing activity had rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, accounting for approximately 17% of worldwide gross domestic product on average, and the EU contributing 14.9%, solidifying its position as the region’s most economically significant industrial sector . However, the implement of advanced robotic systems has shown an annual global increment of 12% with the most active being in the industrial sector , which is expected to reach USD 60,562 million by 2030 . To sustain its ",{"id":680,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":681,"piName":10,"institution":682,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":683},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281774","Foraging Efficiency and resilience in bowheAd whales using Sonar Tags","AARHUS UNIVERSITET","The Arctic is rapidly shifting toward a more temperate state. Calanus copepods, a key trophic link in Arctic food webs, regulate energy transfer from primary producers to ecologically and economically important fishes, seabirds, and marine mammals. Poleward expansion of smaller, lipid-poor Atlantic copepods is gradually replacing larger, lipid-rich Arctic species. The bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus), the largest predator endemic to the Arctic, is a sentinel species heavily reliant on sea ice ",{"id":685,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":686,"piName":10,"institution":426,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":687},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274784","SOFIA: Intelligent analysis of solar activity for space weather forecasting","Space weather describes variable conditions in the near-Earth environment that can disrupt satellites, navigation and communication systems, aviation, and power grids, with cascading consequences for modern technologically-dependent society. The Sun is the primary driver of these disturbances, releasing bursts of radiation, energetic particles, and plasma through solar flares and coronal mass ejections. Reliable forecasts of such events are therefore critical to strengthen early-warning systems ",{"id":689,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":690,"piName":10,"institution":691,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":262,"abstract":692},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271669","High-Speed Rail, Environmental Inequality, and Spatial Variation in China: A Causal Machine Learning Approach","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MACERATA","Infrastructure development can foster economic growth but may also exacerbate environmental inequalities by creating uneven exposure to air pollution. This project examines the environmental impacts of China’s high-speed rail network, with a focus on the particulate matter with a diameter of 2.5 micrometers or less (PM2.5) pollution and its unequal distribution across regions. Using satellite-derived PM2.5 data and causal, interpretable machine learning methods, the project will (i) estimate the",{"id":694,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":695,"piName":10,"institution":696,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":697,"abstract":698},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277914","Multispecies ethnographies of outdoor rest in hot climates","FUNDACIO PER A LA UNIVERSITAT OBERTA DE CATALUNYA","€333,129.36","RESTinHEAT aims to transform public open spaces (POS) into inclusive, climate-resilient shelters where humans and more-than-humans can rest safely during heat extremes. It frames outdoor rest as both climate exposure and a heat adaptation practice, with implications for health and equity. Knowledge on rest is fragmented in urban studies, often reduced to “inactivity”, centered on humans, and neglects lived experiences. RESTinHEAT addresses these gaps by foregrounding rest and introducing a multi",{"id":700,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":701,"piName":10,"institution":402,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":702},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274715","Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Rapid Characterisation of Semiconductors","The development of more efficient and stable semiconductor energy generation devices, such as photovoltaics (PVs), is key to achieve the EU’s 2050 decarbonisation targets. Tandem architectures, which stack multiple semiconductor junctions, are a promising technology that can enable more efficient and longer-lasting optoelectronic devices that far surpass those of single junction architectures. However, optimizing such complex multi-junction systems requires navigating a vast material and deposit",{"id":704,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":705,"piName":10,"institution":437,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":706,"abstract":707},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281474","Plant food protein and expected glycemic response","€97,037.28","There is an increasing interest in exploring novel vegetable protein sources and their derived products to promote their consumption as alternatives to animal protein sources, driven by sustainability and health reasons. The project VEGPro aims to evaluate the nutritional value of three promising plant protein sources (rapeseed, hemp, and amaranth) and their behavior during gastrointestinal digestion because this strongly determines the expected metabolic response. The glycemic response is a per",{"id":709,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":710,"piName":10,"institution":522,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":711},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281619","Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of Bio-Based and Conventional Ground Improvement Systems for Climate-Resilient Infrastructures","The present project (GEOSustainability) addresses the urgent challenge of reducing the environmental burden of soil stabilization, a process central to modern infrastructure but dominated by carbon-intensive cement. The project proposes a comparative, cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment (LCA) framework specifically designed for soil stabilization systems, bridging the gap between geo-mechanical performance and environmental sustainability. GEOSustainability introduces alternative stabilizers, ",{"id":713,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":714,"piName":10,"institution":715,"country":151,"year":13,"amount":152,"abstract":716},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264350","Quantifying avian pest control: developing the Functional Insectivory Index through a modular multisensory network for monitoring of bird predation","JIHOCESKA UNIVERZITA V CESKYCH BUDEJOVICICH","What if we could watch nature as it happens, not just in snapshots? ORNISCOPE turns snapshots into flow with energy-efficient smart cameras and server-side AI that run for days in the field at 2 frames per second.\nThe project bridges field ecology and smart sensing in a natural feedback loop:\n(1) Model. In year one, we retrain a deep-learning model on a remote server using a large, curated image set so it precisely filters empty frames, flags bird activity, and identifies species.\n(2) Network. F",{"id":718,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":719,"piName":10,"institution":96,"country":97,"year":13,"amount":720,"abstract":721},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283796","Field-Free Spin Hall Nano-Oscillators Based on Kagome Magnets","€252,180","Spin Hall nano-oscillators (SHNOs) have attracted considerable interest owing to their nanoscale dimensions, high operating frequencies, ultra-fast and wide frequency tunability, and potential as CMOS alternatives. Their operation relies on spin–orbit torque (SOT), which has been extensively explored in heavy metals. In contrast, Kagome materials host unique topological quantum features, such as 2D flat bands and Dirac-like surface states, offering a promising platform to study unconventional SO",{"id":723,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":724,"piName":10,"institution":546,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":725},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276445","Canine Cityscapes: Sensing, Modelling, and Designing for More-than-Human Co-Residents","\"CanisCity addresses a critical societal paradox across Europe: the cherished status of pet dogs in private life contrasts sharply with their contested public presence, fuelling social friction and marginalising both dogs and disabled individuals who rely on assistance dogs. This tension stems from a three-tier structural failure: a flawed perspective that treats dogs as property rather than co-residents; a design deficit rooted in anthropocentric city planning; and a rule-mix imbalance that pri",{"id":727,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":728,"piName":10,"institution":729,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":730},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272753","Algorithmic Contract Design for AI Markets: Learning, Information Design, and Robustness to Strategic Manipulation","INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN INFORMATIQUE ET AUTOMATIQUE","Artificial Intelligence (AI) markets, such as outsourced data labelling and model training, are expanding rapidly but face incentive problems. Service providers may reduce effort to cut costs, while the complexity and randomness of machine-learning (ML) outputs make it difficult to verify quality or effort.\n\nWhile contract theory offers tools to align incentives, a gap remains between theory and practice. Classical models assume that game parameters are commonly known, whereas in reality, much o",{"id":732,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":733,"piName":10,"institution":734,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":735},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270853","Population-based Structural health monitoring: Advancing Foundations, mEthods, and real-world validations","EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH","Civil engineering structures such as wind turbines and bridges are critical to economic development, public safety, and environmental sustainability. Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) safeguards these assets by providing essential information on their condition. However, current SHM practices are limited to individual structures, restricting their scalability and their capacity to capture diverse operational and damage-state conditions. To overcome this, Population-Based SHM (PBSHM) has emerged",{"id":737,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":738,"piName":10,"institution":739,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":740},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276621","Liability Allocation for Autonomous Vehicles: From Driving Modes to Insurance Pricing","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT","The proposed project, LiAVbility, introduces a novel, operational liability-sharing framework to address one of the most critical barriers to the large-scale deployment of autonomous vehicles (AVs): the lack of a scalable, publicly acceptable model for economic liability allocation. Rather than relying on traditional legal or ethics-led approaches, this project adopts a data-driven, engineering-based perspective to allocate accident liability based on who makes which driving decisions. Under thi",{"id":742,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":743,"piName":10,"institution":465,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":184,"abstract":744},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283000","Fatness and\u002Fin Greek Television Fiction (1989-2024): Representation, Production, and Audience Engagement","Across Europe and beyond, debates on body politics are being reshaped by fat scholarship, fat acceptance movements, and feminist and queer alliances. These initiatives challenge harmful stereotypes, highlight the circulation of anti-fat discourses in media, and call for structural change. Yet, most of this work is rooted in Anglophone contexts, leaving Southern Europe underexplored. TvFIGURES brings this agenda to Greece,  a country with high levels of fat prevalence and a centralised television",{"id":746,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":747,"piName":10,"institution":386,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":748},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284984","Deciphering the molecular architecture and infection mechanisms of corynephages within native host environments","Antibiotic resistance is a major global health threat, creating an urgent need for alternative therapeutics. Phages, viruses that infect and kill bacteria, are promising candidates, but their biomedical use requires detailed knowledge of infection and replication mechanisms at atomic resolution. Corynephages infect bacteria of the Corynebacteriales order, including important pathogens such as Corynebacterium diphtheriae and Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Despite their relevance, these phages remain",{"id":750,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":751,"piName":10,"institution":752,"country":380,"year":13,"amount":381,"abstract":753},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285465","Repeat variants shaping disease risk in FinnGen and Estonian Biobank cohorts","HELSINGIN YLIOPISTO","A substantial proportion of the human genome consists of repetitive content, until recently discarded as “junk DNA”. These include tandem repeats (TRs)—stretches of short sequence motifs repeated consecutively—and mobile elements (MEs), or interspersed repeats capable of replicating and inserting themselves into new genomic locations. Despite their abundance and likely major contribution to disease, repeat variants have been largely neglected in genetic association studies, primarily due to the ",{"id":755,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":756,"piName":10,"institution":757,"country":495,"year":13,"amount":758,"abstract":759},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285191","From Loom to Market: Gendered Textile Economies of the Bronze Age Iranian Plateau","UNIWERSYTET WARSZAWSKI","€163,166.16","FLOMA investigates how textile production, consumption, and exchange shaped Bronze Age economies (3200–1200 BCE). Situated at the crossroads of Southwest Asia, the Iranian Plateau played a crucial yet underexplored role in linking Mesopotamia, Central Asia, and the Indus Valley. FLOMA delivers the first gender-informed reconstruction of Plateau textile economies by addressing three objectives: build a digital corpus and typology of tools, preserved textiles, and imprints from four key sites (Sha",{"id":761,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":762,"piName":10,"institution":734,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":763},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279290","Functional Exploration of Novel Enzymes for Ribosomal Peptide Modification from Uncultivated Symbionts of Marine Invertebrates","Studying secondary metabolites from bacterial sources has provided us with many essential medicines and biotechnologically valuable enzymes that construct these highly complex molecules. However, only a handful of talented, chemically rich bacterial producer taxa are the source of these compounds. Identifying new talented producers has been hampered by the as-yet unculturable nature of most bacteria, thus exploring this ‘microbial dark matter’ to identify new bioactive compounds and enzymology i",{"id":765,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":766,"piName":10,"institution":767,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":768},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279610","Monitoring Functional Trait Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems under Climate Extremes Using Multi-model Remote Sensing","UNIVERSITE DE VERSAILLES SAINT-QUENTIN EN YVELINES","Europe is experiencing increasingly frequent climate extremes—heatwaves, droughts, and compound events—that threaten forest ecosystem stability. Current forest monitoring mainly relies on multispectral data, lacking spectral resolution to retrieve key plant traits and physiological stress. Spaceborne hyperspectral sensors (e.g., PRISMA, EnMAP) overcome this limitation by providing finer spectral information, improving the estimation of traits impacted by climate extremes, such as chlorophyll, ca",{"id":770,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":771,"piName":10,"institution":772,"country":97,"year":13,"amount":773,"abstract":774},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279406","POLY-vocal Heritage Ecosystem for Digital Representation and Analysis","LUNDS UNIVERSITET","€236,340","Cultural Heritage (CH) landmarks are dynamic entities, continuously reshaped by societies and communities. Current Digital Twin (DT) applications often reduce them to static, hyper-technical replicas, overlooking intangible values, social dimensions, and long-term transformations. The POLYHEDRA project addresses this gap by developing the Heritage Digital Ecosystem (HDE), an open-source framework integrating archaeological data, BIM and GIS, photorealistic reconstructions, and community narrativ",{"id":776,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":777,"piName":10,"institution":318,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":778},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276837","REgional core Flow Inversions (REFI) from geomagnetic satellites","Earth's magnetic field is a fundamental but poorly understood part of our planet, generated by the chaotic convection of liquid metal in Earth’s outer core. The geomagnetic field acts as a protective shield against harmful space weather for our network of man-made satellites, vital for modern society, making it essential to model the geomagnetic field and the flow that dictates how it will change. There are two key aspects of the field we cannot explain: why the strength of the magnetic dipole h",{"id":780,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":781,"piName":10,"institution":431,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":432,"abstract":782},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282681","GenEval: Linking Generation and Evaluation for Reliable NLG Assessment","\"Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly leveraged as evaluators of machine-generated text, a paradigm known as \"\"LLMs-as-judges.\"\" While this approach offers flexibility and typically strong performance, its reliability remains inconsistent and poorly understood. Strong generative performance does not guarantee reliable evaluation, and the mechanisms linking these two capabilities remain opaque. Without systematic validation, current evaluation practices risk being blind to misleading and",{"id":784,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":785,"piName":10,"institution":125,"country":126,"year":13,"amount":786,"abstract":787},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271446","Drusen Reconstitution in an Engineered AMD Model using Retinal Pigment Epithelium","€207,183.12","Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of blindness, affecting millions of patients. With the aging population these numbers are predicted to increase exponentially. \nDrusen Reconstitution in an Engineered AMD Model using Retinal Pigment Epithelium (DREAM-RPE) project aims to develop an recapitulating AMD model, to study early\u002Fintermediate stages of disease, by focusing on drusen formation. \nDrusen is a phenotypical hallmark of AMD, being used for diagnosing and predictive of ",{"id":789,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":790,"piName":10,"institution":791,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":792},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281249","Elucidation of dynamics and impact of geminivirus-induced reorganization of cellular chromatin","EBERHARD KARLS UNIVERSITAET TUEBINGEN","Viruses are obligate parasites that manipulate host proteins and structures to complete their life cycle and cause devastating diseases in animals and plants, impacting global health, food security, and economies. Some DNA viruses that target nucleus as their site of replication can induce drastic changes in the nuclear architecture termed “reorganization of cellular chromatin” (ROCC). ROCC is characterized by condensation and margination of host chromatin. It has been observed in infections by ",{"id":794,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":795,"piName":10,"institution":796,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":797},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283083","Arab Women's Transnational Mediations: Travel Writing, Autobiography and Translation in Colonial Europe","UNIVERSITAT WIEN","During the late colonial period, Arab women made the journey to Europe for different reasons, including education, love and activism. These pioneering women left rich legacies and contributed to cultural, political and social life across national borders, telling stories that reflect their experiences and participating in forms of cultural mediation and exchange. The project will make visible the transformative role of Arab and Arab-African women writers and travellers and foreground their role ",{"id":799,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":800,"piName":10,"institution":801,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":802,"abstract":803},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275883","Media studies and Ethnographic techniques for Transformative Insights and Shifts after Climate-Related Disasters","Universita' degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo","€357,564.54","The proposed research project METIS – Media studies and Ethnographic techniques for Transformative Insights and Shifts after Climate-Related Disasters – aims to address a persistent gap in the contribution of social sciences to Disaster Research (DR), specifically regarding the impact of social media discourse production on everyday experience in the aftermath of climate-related disasters. By approaching social media as an integral component of social reality, the project aims to bring together ",{"id":805,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":806,"piName":10,"institution":807,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":808},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282011","Lightwave-driven spatio-temporal metrology of transition-metal oxides","STICHTING NEDERLANDSE WETENSCHAPPELIJK ONDERZOEK INSTITUTEN","Insulator to metal phase transitions in transition metal oxides are among the most striking phenomena of strong electron correlations where collective interactions trigger ultrafast and nanoscale changes in both electronic and structural order. These transitions are of fundamental scientific importance and hold great promise for future information technologies such as resistive switching memories that could enable faster operation and improved energy efficiency compared to semiconductor devices.",{"id":810,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":811,"piName":10,"institution":812,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":813},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272447","Bridging W-algebras and affine Yangians- from new perspectives","UNIVERSITE PARIS-SACLAY","Recent advances in theoretical physics have significantly deepened our understanding of quantum field theories and uncovered surprising connections between seemingly unrelated areas of mathematics. A key development is the Alday–Gaiotto–Tachikawa correspondence, which links four-dimensional supersymmetric gauge theories with two-dimensional conformal field theories, revealing profound ties between enumerative geometry and the representation theory of vertex algebras. This framework has since exp",{"id":815,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":816,"piName":10,"institution":183,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":817},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265870","The functional role of cardiac-brain dynamics in perception under threat","While the body and the brain have long been studied as separate domains, it is now known that bodily states can influence cognitive processes. Threatening situations vividly illustrate this link: imminent threats trigger a rapid slowing in heart rate, which influences how we detect, perceive and react to threats. Given the importance of perception and decision-making in threatening contexts for many domains of daily life, a comprehensive understanding of the body-brain dynamics under threat is i",{"id":819,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":820,"piName":10,"institution":821,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":822,"abstract":823},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279961","Birth and Labor Outcome Optimization through Multimodal AI","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI GABRIELE D'ANNUNZIO DI CHIETI-PESCARA","€321,948.72","Cardiotocography (CTG) is a vital tool for monitoring fetal well-being during labor, recording fetal heart rate and uterine contractions to detect issues like hypoxia, which can cause neonatal deaths or long-term neurological damage. Early detection through CTG enables timely interventions, such as emergency cesarean sections, reducing risks. However, interpreting CTG data is challenging and depends heavily on clinician expertise, making assessments sometimes subjective and prone to error. This ",{"id":825,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":826,"piName":10,"institution":827,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":828},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283177","Transgenerational mechanisms of micro- and nanoplastic transport and adaptation in aquatic clonal plants","THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM","Micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) are increasingly recognised as emerging pollutants threatening aquatic ecosystem health and resilience. Among potential Nature-based Solutions (NbS), aquatic clonal plants show strong promise for MNP remediation, yet the mechanisms underlying their capacity remain poorly understood. A critical but overlooked factor is transgenerational adaptation, the transfer of adaptive traits from parents to offspring, which may shape long-term remediation efficiency. The PlastC",{"id":830,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":831,"piName":10,"institution":734,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":832},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283536","ARANEA: Physics-Enhanced AI for Soil–Pile Interaction Monitoring","Ensuring the resilience of critical infrastructure—especially offshore wind turbines and bridges—requires next-generation Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) that delivers real-time, interpretable, and uncertainty-robust diagnostics. Deterministic and stochastic model-updating have advanced the field, but gaps remain in scalability, treatment of non-linear dynamics, and application to soil–pile interaction (SPI). SHM supports safe operation, early damage detection, and condition-based maintenance",{"id":834,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":835,"piName":10,"institution":836,"country":151,"year":13,"amount":662,"abstract":837},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275954","Light-triggered Ultra-precise Carbon-enhanced phycocyanin Engineered Needles for Therapy","UNIVERZITA PALACKEHO V OLOMOUCI","Skin cancer is the most common malignancy in Europe, and its incidence is rising due to UV exposure and ageing populations. While photodynamic therapy (PDT) is already used to treat non-melanoma lesions, current methods suffer from poor spatial precision, lack of feedback control, and dependence on oxygen. These limitations reduce efficacy and make treatment uncomfortable or inaccessible for many patients. In LUCENT, I aim to develop a smart, 3D-printed microneedle patch for light-activated canc",{"id":839,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":840,"piName":10,"institution":522,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":841},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277815","Multi-mode power-to-heat-to-power system with AI based control and dispatch for simultaneous multi-energy service provision.","Phasing out fossil fuels while integrating massive shares of variable renewable energy (VRE) has created urgent challenges: how to store energy at scale, provide heating and cooling, and keep the grid stable. Power-to-Heat-to-Power systems (PTES) stand out as the only single technology that can address all these needs. Yet today’s PTES concepts are limited: confined to two temperature levels and struggling with inefficient dynamics that hinder real-world deployment.FLEXPTES breaks this barrier, ",{"id":843,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":844,"piName":10,"institution":845,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":846},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273109","Asymmetric Cycloboration of Homoallylic Amine–Boranes for Stereodefined Amino Scaffolds","RHEINISCH-WESTFAELISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE AACHEN","Organoborons are cornerstone intermediates in synthesis, enabling key transformations like the Suzuki-Miyaura coupling. While enantioenriched alkyl boronates are accessible through hydroboration and other methods, stereodefined amine-boranes are entirely absent from the synthetic toolbox. This is striking given their low-cost precursors and stability. Current strategies produce only linear and non-chiral amine-boranes.\n\nThis project will establish the first asymmetric cycloboration of homoallyli",{"id":848,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":849,"piName":10,"institution":437,"country":284,"year":13,"amount":432,"abstract":850},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273703","Dynamics and microbial mechanisms of soil organic carbon during long-term forest succession after reforestation","Reforestation is widely recognised as an effective nature-based solution to mitigate climate change by enhancing ecosystem carbon (C) sequestration. While C storage in vegetation increases substantially after reforestation, it remains highly uncertain whether, and how, soil organic C (SOC) storage also increases on centennial timescales. This knowledge gap critically limits our capacity to assess forest C sink potential and to implement large-scale reforestation, as soils store more than twice a",{"id":852,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":853,"piName":10,"institution":854,"country":855,"year":13,"amount":856,"abstract":857},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273949","Semiotic and Somatic Foundations of Subjectivity: A study of body and desire in movement and language through the legacies of Judith S. Kestenberg and Julia Kristeva","UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS","CY","€203,442.68","The interplay between bodily rhythms, affect, and pre-symbolic origins of subjectivity has been a subject of inquiry across psychoanalysis, semiotics, and developmental psychology. This project explores these concepts by bringing two influential but rarely connected thinkers into a conceptual dialogue: philosopher Julia Kristeva (b. 1941) and psychoanalyst Judith S. Kestenberg (1910-1999). Kristeva’s theorisation of the proto-linguistic semiotic dimension and Kestenberg’s work on the rhythms of ",{"id":859,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":860,"piName":10,"institution":446,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":861},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273808","Physics-Informed Neural Networks for Boiling Flow Reconstruction: Resolving Microlayer Dynamics","The relentless miniaturisation of transistors and the shift towards 3D integrated circuits have created an unprecedented thermal management crisis. Heat fluxes in next-generation AI hardware and data centres exceed 1kW\u002Fcm², with over 55% of electronics failures attributed to overheating. Two-phase immersion cooling, where components are submerged in dielectric fluids to exploit boiling heat transfer, emerges as the most promising solution, achieving heat transfer coefficients up to 100 kW\u002Fm²·K, ",{"id":863,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":864,"piName":10,"institution":118,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":865,"abstract":866},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274582","Protease activated encrypted antimicrobial peptides","€296,144.16","Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global concern, with reduction a priority for bodies such as the UN, EU, and WHO. By 2050, AMR-related deaths may rival those caused by cancer. Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) offer a promising alternative, being less prone to resistance than conventional antibiotics. Recently, encrypted AMPs (EAMPs), sequences hidden within larger proteins, have been discovered across humans and other organisms. Understanding how these EAMPs are revealed offers insight into imm",{"id":868,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":869,"piName":10,"institution":729,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":870},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272930","Clinician-Aligned Reasoning and Explanation Framework for Autism Spectrum Disorder Screening","\"Autism (ASD) affects 1 in 36 children (2.7%) in the US, with a 700% increase in diagnosis since 1998. Early diagnosis is essential, as interventions during early brain development significantly improve outcomes. However, the current gold-standard assessment, the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS), is time-consuming, requires expert clinicians, and causes long waits that delay support. Machine learning (ML) can support more scalable and efficient screening, but most existing models re",{"id":872,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":873,"piName":10,"institution":796,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":874,"abstract":875},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271882","Tracing microbial carbon allocation to growth and survival strategies in soil","€214,344.72","Soil is Earth’s largest organic carbon reservoir. A small shift in soil organic carbon (SOC) can profoundly impact global climate. At the heart of these processes are soil heterotrophic microbes, whose C allocation is a fundamental yet poorly quantified driver of SOC dynamics. Current studies focus almost exclusively on C allocated to replicative growth (cell division), overlooking two essential non-replicative growth processes: the synthesis of intracellular storage compounds (ISC) and extracel",{"id":877,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":878,"piName":10,"institution":31,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":262,"abstract":879},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274374","EDGELM: Efficient and Privacy-Preserving Edge Deployment of Multimodal Large Models","Large models (LMs) powering generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) services are typically hosted in centralized cloud infrastructures. This paradigm introduces significant challenges related to data sovereignty, privacy protection, energy consumption, and transmission latency, severely restricting their suitability for real-time, privacy-sensitive applications. Despite recent advances, current solutions for LM compression and edge deployment remain insufficiently adaptive to heterogeneous hardw",{"id":881,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":882,"piName":10,"institution":883,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":73,"abstract":884},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273472","Investigating the Echoes of Classical Heritage in Italian Folktales","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI SIENA","ClassicFolkIT is an interdisciplinary project combining Folklore Scholarship (FS), Classical Studies (CS) and Digital Humanities (DH) with the aim of improving the comparisons between international folktales and Greco-Latin literature in the Italian area. The project’s primary objective is to develop and implement a new research protocol using DH tools to identify the presence or absence of folktales with classical correspondences in a given area, to analyze the culturally specific forms that su",{"id":886,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":887,"piName":10,"institution":888,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":567,"abstract":889},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274575","Beyond van der Waals: Atomic Design and Operando Insights into Monolayer Transition Metal Nitride Electrocatalysts for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PADOVA","Two-dimensional (2D) materials are transforming the field of electrocatalysis by offering tunable physicochemical properties and favorable reaction kinetics. Within this rapidly expanding family, transition metal nitrides (TMNs) have recently emerged as an up-and-coming class of electrocatalysts due to their unique combination of metallic conductivity, thermochemical robustness, and rich d-electron chemistry, enabling efficient operation under both acidic and alkaline conditions. However, the at",{"id":891,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":892,"piName":10,"institution":827,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":893},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273915","Electrifying Mobility: Behaviour, Analytics, Regulation, and Knowledge for Decarbonization","The EMBARK project aims to develop a novel interdisciplinary modelling framework to accelerate the electrification of urban transport systems in line with the European Green Deal and “Fit for 55” targets. The primary objective is to understand and simulate how behavioural preferences, policy instruments, and market structure interact to influence the adoption and integration of electric vehicles (EVs), including vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technologies.\n\nThe research pursues four objectives: 1) Unders",{"id":895,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":896,"piName":10,"institution":897,"country":495,"year":13,"amount":758,"abstract":898},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272978","GreenTech Solutions for Sustainable Cultural Heritage","POLITECHNIKA LODZKA","Our cultural heritage is under constant threat from microbial biodeterioration. For decades, preservation has relied on chemical biocides that are toxic, persistent, and increasingly restricted under EU regulations, as well as physical methods that damage materials and fail against hidden microbial growth. While plant essential oils and microorganisms with antimicrobial properties are emerging as green alternatives, their potential remains unrealised: they lack comprehensive characterisation, ef",{"id":900,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":901,"piName":10,"institution":241,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":902},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273006","Design Principles for Measurement-Enhanced Quantum Algorithms","Quantum computing is expected to transform science, technology and industry. Most current approaches rely almost exclusively on unitary operations, overlooking the transformative role of measurement as an active computational resource. With the recent advent of mid-circuit measurements, quantum systems can now be probed and reset during computation, opening the door to entirely new algorithmic strategies.\n\nThe DREAM-QA project aims to establish a pioneering framework that harnesses measurement a",{"id":904,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":905,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":906},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270625","Data Assimilation and Machine learning for online Parameter Estimation","Over the past four decades the Arctic sea ice cover has undergone dramatic changes as a result of anthropogenic CO2 emissions, with precipitous declines in both sea ice thickness and area. Such changes have direct consequences for global climate and human populations, through impacts Ono mid-latitude weather, large-scale ocean circulation patterns and high-latitude climate feedbacks with regulate global-mean temperature. Our ability to quantify the impacts of continued sea ice loss on society an",{"id":908,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":909,"piName":10,"institution":739,"country":58,"year":13,"amount":59,"abstract":910},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273389","AI-driven probabilistic method for response-based design of rock armour slopes","Coastal regions are increasingly threatened by more severe and frequent storms and sea-level rise, which intensify erosion and flooding risks and endanger ports and coastal regions. To counter these hazards, rubble-mound breakwaters constructed with large quarry rocks are the most widely used protection structures worldwide. However, their construction demands vast material volumes, high financial costs, and generates significant CO2 emissions. Despite these investments, the hydraulic stability ",{"id":912,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":913,"piName":10,"institution":537,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":914},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285776","Trojan‑Horse Siderophore–Teixobactin Conjugates to Defeat Gram‑Negative Superbugs","Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) could cause 10 million deaths annually by 2050, with multidrug-resistant Gram-negative pathogens such as Acinetobacter baumannii and Pseudomonas aeruginosa listed by WHO as critical priorities. Current antibiotics fail against these species because their outer membrane blocks entry. Teixobactin, discovered in 2015, kills Gram-positive bacteria without resistance by binding the highly conserved lipid II motif, but it cannot reach this target in Gram-negatives.\n\nSYNT",{"id":916,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":917,"piName":10,"institution":918,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":919},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269256","Accurate Surface Chemistry Enabled by Neural NeTworks","UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK","Harnessing light to drive chemical reactions offers a selective alternative to traditional thermal activation, with transformative potential for industrial catalysis. Light-driven activation of challenging molecules, such as CO2, can enable sustainable pathways for chemical production. Modern nanocatalysts can be designed to combine efficient light absorbers (plasmonic metals) with catalytically active components to funnel light energy into chemical reactions via electronic excitations. At the s",{"id":921,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":922,"piName":10,"institution":923,"country":501,"year":13,"amount":608,"abstract":924},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277159","Deciphering the biology of Multinucleated Alveolar Giant cells In Chronic inflammation","VIB VZW","Multinucleated Giant Cells (MNGCs) arise from the fusion of myeloid cells and are subclassified into osteoclasts, foreign body giant cells, and Langhans giant cells. While osteoclasts are well-characterized in bone physiology, the biology of inflammation-induced MNGCs remains poorly understood. Recent findings from the Lambrecht lab identified an IRF4-dependent transcriptional program in alveolar macrophages (AMs) that drives their fusion into MNGCs in a murine model of IL-33-induced eosinophili",{"id":926,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":927,"piName":10,"institution":827,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":928,"abstract":929},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278312","Unpacking Networks in Forced Displacement and Education","€366,266.04","Over 123 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide, yet safe and regulated migration routes remain scarce. Education Pathways (EPs)—legal migration channels that enable refugees to enrol in higher education—are expanding under global initiatives such as the 15by30 pledge, but research remains fragmented, narrow, and largely descriptive. Little is known about how refugees mobilise social networks across the migration journey, or how identity factors and governance regimes shape their access",{"id":931,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":932,"piName":10,"institution":933,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":934},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279128","eMotion for the Planet: Affective Affordances and Engagement with Climate-Friendly Transport.","UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH HIGHER EDUCATION CORPORATION","This project will pioneer the application of affective ecological psychology to study how emotional states dynamically shape the perception of action possibilities (affordances) when people use climate-friendly, e-scooter, transport. No existing research has systematically examined how affective states influence affordance perception in navigation, despite critical safety challenges: UK  data shows e-scooter casualty rates are three times higher than cycling, with 22% of collisions being single-",{"id":936,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":937,"piName":10,"institution":607,"country":501,"year":13,"amount":46,"abstract":938},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281953","Sustaining the Cultural Commons: Integrating Grassroots Resilience from Poland and Belgium into EU Policy","CREST-IN project (Commons Resilience for European Sustainability-Innovation and Integration) addresses significant challenges facing Europe's cultural and creative sectors. These challenges include increasing censorship, political interference, and financial instability that threaten artistic freedom and cultural diversity. CREST-IN investigates how grassroots cultural initiatives develop resilience strategies under different political systems, comparing Poland's illiberal context with Belgium's",{"id":940,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":941,"piName":10,"institution":942,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":324,"abstract":943},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270631","Physics‑aware generative AI for Double-Blind Spectral Unmixing","LEIBNIZ-INSTITUT FUR ANALYTISCHE WISSENSCHAFTEN-ISAS-EV","\"Fluorescence is a powerful technique that uses molecular tags, each emitting a unique spectral fingerprint of light, to highlight specific cells or proteins. This enables researchers to map cellular interactions and mechanisms. However, as our research needs grow and we use more tags to create a complete picture, their fingerprints inevitably overlap, creating a mixed signal that obscures critical biological information.\n\nCurrent state-of-the-art unmixing methods operate with a critical restric",{"id":945,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":946,"piName":10,"institution":947,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":73,"abstract":948},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271109","Fluorescence Microscopy Techniques for Understanding Mechanisms of Organic Reactions","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PARMA","Organic synthesis in water offers the opportunity to replace hazardous and polluting petroleum-based solvents. While the addition of\nsurfactants holds promise for enabling organic reactions in aqueous media, optimization is limited by an incomplete understanding\nof the underlying mechanisms. The FLUMORE project is tailored to overcome this limitation by developing new advanced\nfluorescence microscopy techniques to study cross-coupling reactions in water–surfactant media. Fluorescence microscopy ",{"id":950,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":951,"piName":10,"institution":682,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":635,"abstract":952},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271782","Integrating micro electron diffraction into bioplastic degrading enzyme development","Plastic pollution is a critical global challenge, and bio-based biodegradable plastics like polylactic acid (PLA) are increasingly used to replace fossil-derived materials. However, PLA degrades slowly under industrial composting conditions, limiting its environmental impact. Highly efficient, thermostable plastic-degrading enzymes (PDEs) could enable faster PLA breakdown and support more scalable waste management solutions.\nTo date, enzyme engineering for plastic degradation has relied on X-ray",{"id":954,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":955,"piName":10,"institution":199,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":200,"abstract":956},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282998","Advancing correlative nanoscale imaging by combining a compact high-speed atomic force microscopy with super-resolution optical microscopy and environmental scanning electron microscopy","Our ability to observe real-time nanoscale processes is essential for advancing research in various fields, including life and climate sciences. Current microscopes mostly rely on optical, electron, or scanning probe techniques, each limited to imaging samples in specific environments (air, water, or vacuum). By combining these techniques, their individual strengths can complement each other. For example, scanning probe microscopy can offer high spatial resolution to overcome the limitations of ",{"id":958,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":959,"piName":10,"institution":455,"country":177,"year":13,"amount":346,"abstract":960},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270737","HYpergraph-based Prediction of Hidden Epileptogenic Nodes","Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders in the European Union (EU) and is characterized by unpredictable interruptions of brain functions, known as epileptic seizures. In drug-resistant epilepsy, the most effective path to seizure freedom is epilepsy surgery, which targets the removal of the Epileptogenic Zone (EZ), the brain area responsible for seizure generation. The localization of the EZ can be aided by Stereo-Electroencephalography (SEEG), a presurgical intervention that ",{"id":962,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":963,"piName":10,"institution":964,"country":501,"year":13,"amount":608,"abstract":965},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276256","MOnitoring Sugar-feeding Activity in Insects for bioactive Compound identification","INSTITUUT VOOR TROPISCHE GENEESKUNDE","Vector-borne diseases (VBDs) such as dengue and leishmaniasis account for millions of Disability-Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) annually, with the heaviest toll in tropical and subtropical regions. Climate change, land-use change, and insect adaptability are accelerating transmission, while control strategies remain largely insecticide-centred and vulnerable to resistance. A critical but overlooked aspect of insect biology is sugar feeding. Mosquitoes and sand flies depend on plant-derived sugars, ",{"id":967,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":968,"piName":10,"institution":379,"country":380,"year":13,"amount":969,"abstract":970},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274148","Printable Indoor Carbon-based Lead-free Perovskite Photocapacitors","€226,276.8","The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing fast, projections estimating over 41 billion devices by 2030, but faces a major energy challenge. Most IoT devices still depend on disposable batteries, leading to environmental and economic concern. Replacing them often generates huge amounts of waste, an estimated 78 million batteries thrown away daily by 2025. Indoor photovoltaics (PV) offer a cleaner option, but current systems only work when light is available and need additional power management, mak",{"id":972,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":973,"piName":10,"institution":546,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":974},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274505","INterface engineering of carrier-Selective, Passivating and Interconnecting REcombination junctions for Tandem PhotoVoltaics","The world is currently facing the perils of climate change, which manifest in the form of severe weather events across the globe, resulting not only in substantial economic losses but also endangering human life. A long-term solution is to transition to renewables, and solar photovoltaics stand out for its potential to significantly displace conventional fossil fuels. For enabling this transition, the solar cells should deliver higher efficiency in an economically feasible and commercially scala",{"id":976,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":977,"piName":10,"institution":667,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":978},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272020","Participatory Storytelling for Urban Transitions: Using Social Learning Video to Co-Produce Climate Adaptation Knowledge in Southeast Asian Urban Settings","Rapid urbanization and climate change are intensifying flood risks across Southeast Asia, where top-down adaptation often marginalizes local knowledge, equity, and cultural values. While STEM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) offer promise, their uptake is constrained by institutional silos, weak participation, and limited context-specific evidence, challenges best addressed through Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) insights into governance",{"id":980,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":981,"piName":10,"institution":402,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":982},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271943","Lipid membrane-based biosensors using nanoaggregate substrates probed by advanced optical spectroscopy","In biosensing, distinguishing weak molecular signals from complex bioenvironments remains a major challenge. Lipid membranes, as essential components of living organisms, provide a fundamental interface where many biological processes originate. Capturing and analysing such signals requires biosensors that are non-invasive, highly sensitive, reproducible, multiplex-capable, and stable under mechanical and chemical stress.\n\nThe LIMNAS project will develop a new class of highly sensitive, multifun",{"id":984,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":985,"piName":10,"institution":216,"country":32,"year":13,"amount":986,"abstract":987},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283566","Rethinking Home in Volatile Worlds","€296,111.16","\"What defines \"\"home\"\" in an era of precarity and volatility? DefrostingHOME explores the interplay between unstable dwelling conditions and evolving notions of home, challenging traditional binaries such as private\u002Fpublic spaces, stability versus precarity, and home versus homelessness. Mainstream Western narratives often prioritise stability and ownership, marginalising those living in conditions that deviate from these norms. 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Traditional infrastructures such as cisterns in Djerba (Tunisia) and Khettaras in Tafilalt (Morocco) remain vital for daily life and collective memory, yet are increasingly mobilized by diverse actors—from communities and NGOs to state agencies, donors, and heritage institutions. \n\nThis project investigates how recommoning—the process through which commun",{"id":994,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":995,"piName":10,"institution":996,"country":97,"year":13,"amount":773,"abstract":997},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274088","Towards Cost- and Energy-Efficient Cell-Free ISAC In Sub-6 GHz and mmWave HetNets","LINKOPINGS UNIVERSITET","Future sixth-generation (6G) networks will demand the seamless integration of communication, sensing, and computation to support emerging applications such as autonomous mobility, digital twins, healthcare for aging populations, and smart cities. Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) has been identified by the ITU-R in its IMT-2030 vision as a key enabler of 6G. However, most existing ISAC studies are limited to either sub-6 GHz or mmWave-only networks and offer limited insight into cost- ",{"id":999,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1000,"piName":10,"institution":78,"country":79,"year":13,"amount":80,"abstract":1001},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272259","Sulfur’s Origins for Uncovering Life (SOUL): Laboratory spectroscopy and astrochemical study","Unraveling the full interstellar sulfur (S) chemical inventory, alongside the “missing sulfur” problem, represents a key challenge in current astrochemistry. Despite recent advances in sensitivity, bandwidth, and spatial resolution at existing observational facilities, along with the launch of new space telescopes like JWST, a major knowledge gap persists between laboratory and observational data.\n\nThe proposed scientific project, Sulfur’s Origins for Uncovering Life (SOUL): Laboratory spectrosc",{"id":1003,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1004,"piName":10,"institution":402,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":1005},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276518","Photon-Triggered Intelligent Power Module and Multi-Mode Control for High-Efficiency Power Conversion","This project, Photon-Triggered Intelligent Power Module and Multi-Mode Control for High-Efficiency Power Conversion (PT-IPM), introduces a novel approach that uses real-time photon emission from semiconductors as a feedback signal for adaptive control. By integrating photonics, power electronics, control theory, and system-oriented modelling, it establishes for the first time a complete framework of optical integration from device to packaging and control. This systematic solution reduces switch",{"id":1007,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1008,"piName":10,"institution":1009,"country":151,"year":13,"amount":152,"abstract":1010},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272936","Migrating Protest from Lebanon to Europe","ETNOLOGICKY USTAV AKADEMIE VED CESKE REPUBLIKY VVI - INSTITUTE OF ETHNOLOGY OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES","MIGPRO – Migrating Protest from Lebanon to Europe investigates the activist trajectories of Lebanese individuals who migrated to Europe after participating in Lebanon’s 2019 Uprising. In October 2019, a nationwide protest movement erupted, uniting protestors across sectarian lines in the country’s biggest attempt at dismantling Lebanon’s sectarian political governance system since the end of the civil war in 1990. However, Lebanon’s multiple crises, including a catastrophic banking collapse and ",{"id":1012,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1013,"piName":10,"institution":1014,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":52,"abstract":1015},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273783","Multiscale Modelling of Microfluidic Cell Mechanoporation for Intracellular Gene Delivery","QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON","Intracellular gene delivery has ground-breaking applications in mRNA vaccines, preparation of CAR-T cells for cancer treatment, and genetic engineering of plants. Microfluidic-based delivery, which uses fluid flow to disrupt cell membranes, leading to transient formation of membrane pores and internalisation of genetic materials, is emerging as a simple, universal, and transformative approach compared with classical methods that utilise electroporation or viral vectors. However, development of m",{"id":1017,"funder":63,"programme":8,"title":1018,"piName":1019,"institution":1020,"country":119,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":1021},"openalex-h2020-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-884104","Engineering and Exploiting Self-Driven Domain Wall Motion in Ferrimagnets for Neuromorphic Computing Applications","Jeffrey A. Brock","ETH Zurich","Magnetic domain wall motion has recently garnered significant interest as a physical mechanism to enable energy-efficient, next-generation, brain-inspired computing architectures. However, realizing all behaviors required for neuromorphic computing within standard material systems remains a significant challenge, as these functionalities often rely on competing interactions. Here, we demonstrate how spontaneous domain wall motion in response to locally engineered lateral exchange coupling in tra",{"id":1023,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1024,"piName":10,"institution":602,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":524,"abstract":1025},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278228","Assessing diabetes and obesity risk through causal biomarkers from host proteogenomic and gut microbiome in Greenlandic Inuit","Diabetes and obesity incidences are rising globally, yet precision medicine solutions remain scarce. The Greenlandic Inuit population carries a unique genetic background with increased diabetes risk, but type-2-diabetes (T2D) is substantially underdiagnosed due to distinct disease pathology and biomarker profiles. The proteome and microbiome provide powerful intermediate readouts of genetic regulation, disease mechanisms, environmental factors, and lifestyle. Both have been linked to T2D and obe",{"id":1027,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1028,"piName":10,"institution":1029,"country":97,"year":13,"amount":720,"abstract":1030},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277979","Revealing the neuroimmune communication for better treatment outcomes in food allergy","KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET","Current management of potentially life-threatening food allergy (FA) relies on strict food avoidance and emergency medications such as ephedrine auto-injectors for acute reactions. Although oral allergen immunotherapy (OIT), gradual updosing of the offending food, has shown great promise in inducing oral tolerance, these effects are often transient and patients with severe initial symptoms are frequently non-responders. Thus, there is a pressing need for improved OIT protocols. Neuro-immune dial",{"id":1032,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1033,"piName":10,"institution":602,"country":523,"year":13,"amount":635,"abstract":1034},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274608","High-throughput screen for disfunctions in GABA-switch in human neuronal models of SNAREopathies","SNARE proteins are essential for brain cell communication. They enable the release of signaling molecules like neurotransmitters and neuropeptides by facilitating the fusion of storage vesicles with the cell membrane. Mutations in genes coding for SNARE proteins cause a group of neurodevelopmental disorders known as SNAREopathies, which can include symptoms such as seizures, developmental delays, autism, and motor or speech impairments. 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