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Sandwich-structured pipelines are focused due to their unprecedented lightweight properties and superior mechanical resilience. However, buried sandwich-pressurised pipelines face persistent vulnerabilities, including embrittlement, corrosion, and delamination, that can threaten both environmental safety and energy reliability. To mitigate these risks",{"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-101281043","The COordinated Network Framework for Integrated Distribution of multi-Energy (CONFIDE)","UNIVERSITA TA MALTA","MT","€205,314.24","The European Union's energy transition, driven by the Green Deal and REPowerEU, is critically constrained by the challenge of integrating massive volumes of variable renewable energy sources (RES). Progress is impeded by a lack of computational frameworks capable of holistically planning and designing the required multi-energy infrastructure. Existing tools are largely siloed, deterministic, and neglect crucial network physics.\n\nThe CONFIDE project will address this urgent gap by developing the ",{"id":24,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":25,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":27,"abstract":28},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280684","Financial Technology and Voter Preferences","VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETAS","€271,234.44","Financial technologies (FinTech) are transforming how citizens access financial services, yet their impact on democracy remains unexplored. As FinTech reshapes employment and wealth distribution, does it also change political preferences and voting behavior? FINVOTE investigates how FinTech adoption, through usage and employment, affects political attitudes across developed economies, addressing a critical gap in understanding technological disruption's democratic consequences. The project emplo",{"id":30,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":31,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":32,"abstract":33},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276151","Artificial Intelligence Integrated Scattering Type Near Field Optical Microscopy for Early and Transformative Cancer Detection","€196,976.16","AI-SCAN aims to revolutionize the field of cancer diagnostics by merging the analytical power of artificial intelligence (AI) with the ultra-high spatial resolution of scattering-type near-field optical microscopy (SNOM) for cancer detection. Cancer cells undergo biochemical and morphological alterations at the nanoscale, such as changes in DNA, protein content, lipid distribution, refractive index (RI), and membrane architecture. Detecting and interpreting these subtle variations before they ob",{"id":35,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":36,"piName":10,"institution":37,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":39,"abstract":40},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278232","Perovskite-based solar cell for space application","UNIVERSITAET POTSDAM","DE","€151,593.84","Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are promising candidates for space applications; however, the space environment involves harsh conditions such as radiation exposure and temperature cycling. Thermal cycling experiments on PSCs have revealed changes in the phase transitions of the perovskite absorber layer. It is also well established that proton irradiation introduces defects in PSCs, which can either enhance or degrade device performance depending on the material system.\n\nTo evaluate PSC operation",{"id":42,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":43,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":44},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277996","psiloNOVA: the new bridges by psilocybin to treat depression, from gut to brain","The psiloNOVA project aims (i) to investigate the acute and sustained modulatory effects of psilocybin on gut-brain and hypothalamic-pituitary-interrenal (HPI) (HPA-like) axes; (ii) to evaluate the promotion of neuroplasticity, neuroprotection, and immune regulation; and (iii) to identify molecular and cellular markers that define antidepressant responses in a depressive-like state zebrafish model. Using transgenic zebrafish, the project will integrate molecular profiling, along with high-resolu",{"id":46,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":47,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":48,"abstract":49},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283590","Museum-Parks as Heritage Laboratories: Transforming Contested Socialist-Era Monuments in Central and Eastern Europe","€246,220.2","The HERITAGE-LAB project examines how societies deal with contested monuments in post-socialist Europe, where the collapse of communist regimes left hundreds of ideological symbols without clear meaning in the public space. While debates on these monuments are dominated by a simple binary of destruction versus preservation in situ, four unique museum-parks in Hungary, Bulgaria, Estonia and Lithuania have pioneered an alternative approach: relocating socialist-era monuments into curated environme",{"id":51,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":52,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":53},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274178","Paramagnetic Centres in 2D Perovskites through Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy for Optoelectronic and Quantum Applications","This proposal is dedicated to investigate the unexplored realm of paramagnetic centres in two-dimensional (2D) hybrid perovskites using Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopy. Such centres will be introduced by doping transition-metal and rare-earth ions into the perovskite structure, which will enable the exploration of phase transitions, lattice dynamics, and degradation mechanisms in these materials. To complement the EPR investigations, additional techniques, including broadband ",{"id":55,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":56,"piName":10,"institution":57,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":59},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281968","Geometry assisted StAbilization of Floquet Engineered phases","MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN EV","€202,125.12","Floquet engineering (FE) has become a cornerstone of quantum technology, enabling precise control over quantum simulations through periodic modulation of system parameters. Its versatility across platforms has driven breakthroughs such as the realization of topological phases and synthetic gauge fields with applications in quantum computing; control of interactions in Fermi-Hubbard models, enabling studies of mechanisms potentially linked to high-temperature superconductivity; and the creation o",{"id":61,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":62,"piName":10,"institution":63,"country":64,"year":13,"amount":65,"abstract":66},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279890","Dynamic response of buried flexible steel structures to earthquakes","AKADEMIA GORNICZO-HUTNICZA IM. STANISLAWA STASZICA W KRAKOWIE","PL","€381,752.52","Buried flexible steel (BFS) structures made of corrugated steel have become recently an attractive alternative to conventional mid-span bridges and shallow cut-and-cover tunnels in North, Central and Eastern Europe. Nevertheless, their construction in seismically active regions of Europe is currently practically absent, with little research conducted and no design guidelines provided. \n\nThis project aims to provide comprehensive characterisation of the dynamic response of BFS structures to earth",{"id":68,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":69,"piName":10,"institution":57,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":70},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279410","Deciphering spatio-temporal functions of FT florigen during flower and inflorescence development","In many temperate plant species, environmental cues such as daylength or photoperiod regulate crucial developmental processes, including the transition to flowering. This flowering response is controlled by a systemic signal generated in leaves and transported to the shoot apex. In Arabidopsis, FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT) is a major component of this signal, and its role in promoting flowering seems to be highly conserved across all flowering plants. Recent discoveries reveal FT is also transcribed l",{"id":72,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":73,"piName":10,"institution":74,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":77},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101266385","Prolactin-guided remodelling of POMC neurons circuitry and function during female reproductive states","FUNDACIO DE RECERCA CLINIC BARCELONA-INSTITUT D INVESTIGACIONS BIOMEDIQUES AUGUST PI I SUNYER","ES","€194,074.56","Pregnancy and lactation involve deep hormonal fluctuations that drive maternal behaviours and reshape the neuroplastic female brain. While much is known about classical maternal caregiving circuits, how neural networks beyond these regions are reshaped to support the broader physiological and behavioural demands of motherhood, is poorly understood. The arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus (ARC), a key integrator of hormonal and metabolic signals, is ideally positioned to mediate such adaptations.",{"id":79,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":80,"piName":10,"institution":81,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":84},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283923","Human JAK2 genotypes underlying tuberculosis","IMAGINE INSTITUT DES MALADIES GENETIQUES NECKER ENFANTS MALADES FONDATION","FR","€242,260.56","No single infectious agent has killed more humans historically than Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) and tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading cause of infectious mortality worldwide. Yet, only 5-10% of infected individuals develop TB. The molecular mechanisms underlying progression to active TB in otherwise healthy individuals remain poorly defined. Emerging evidence suggests that TB is not solely an infectious disease but can also be a true genetic disorder in some patients, with rare and common",{"id":86,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":87,"piName":10,"institution":88,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":90},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278395","The Price of Democracy: The 1970s Economic Crisis and its Impact on the Southern European Democratic Transitions (1968-1985)","FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES","€226,420.56","Globalisation has put democracy to the test. Two decades of stagnation, populism, COVID-19 and economic warfare have revealed deep tensions between open markets and democratic governance—and scholars have responded. Political scientists have linked globalisation to rising inequality in high-income countries. Historians have traced how the 1970s economic crisis drove global economic convergence and laid the foundations for today’s socio-economic order.\n\nSurprisingly, Southern Europe is largely ab",{"id":92,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":93,"piName":10,"institution":94,"country":95,"year":13,"amount":96,"abstract":97},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278122","From lab to life: measuring and modulating musculoskeletal load in human locomotion","NORGES IDRETTSHOGSKOLE","NO","€334,273.2","In an active and ageing society where mobility underpins independence, optimising musculoskeletal loading is increasingly important. Adequate load is essential for bone health, yet current measures often neglect muscle forces that contribute to bone stress. With wearable devices and digital health applications for gait training becoming more widespread, it is urgent to examine how interventions affect bone stress in the lower extremities.\nMSKLOAD will address this challenge by integrating experi",{"id":99,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":100,"piName":10,"institution":101,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":103,"abstract":104},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264404","Global Insights in Speciation: a New Butterfly Model System","UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW","UK","€353,327.64","Research in evolutionary biology has historically made use of rapidly evolving, species-rich groups as models to investigate the mechanisms of speciation: evolutionary radiations. However, most model radiations resulted from isolated events, and thus lack comparative power. Here, I propose a novel system in evolution: the Acraeini. This group of butterflies has several qualities that make it an ideal model: 1) it comprises 8 genera, differing in ecology and in geographic distribution; 2) 2 of th",{"id":106,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":107,"piName":10,"institution":108,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":110,"abstract":111},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273304","An exploration of the role of design uncertainties in BIM to BEM workflows in the design of energy efficient and low carbon buildings","LUNDS UNIVERSITET","SE","€295,425","Buildings consume 40% of Europe's total energy, with 80% used for heating, cooling, and hot water. Reducing building energy use is essential for climate change mitigation, while extreme weather events require buildings to maintain acceptable indoor conditions.\nBuilding Information Modelling (BIM) and Building Energy Modelling (BEM) have transformed the collaborative building design processes. However, existing approaches and workflows do not account for design uncertainties, exacerbating existin",{"id":113,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":114,"piName":10,"institution":115,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":117,"abstract":118},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277399","Predictive Dynamics in Language Comprehension across the Adult Lifespan","UNIVERSITE DE GENEVE","CH","€292,118.88","Language is fundamental for maintaining social bonds and well-being in older adulthood. However, over one-third of adults over 60 face increasing difficulties in understanding spoken language, resulting in social isolation and reduced autonomy. Predictive processing is a key neural mechanism supporting fluent language comprehension, yet its neural basis across the lifespan is poorly understood. PREDYNA-AGE aims to elucidate age-related changes in the brain’s predictive processing networks, addre",{"id":120,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":121,"piName":10,"institution":122,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":124,"abstract":125},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279558","Visual Dialects of Chivalry. Aristocratic Strategies of Cultural Exchange in the Thirteenth-Century Mediterranean","UNIVERSITA CA' FOSCARI  VENEZIA","IT","€193,643.28","“Visual Dialects of Chivalry: Aristocratic Strategies of Cultural Exchange in the Thirteenth-Century Mediterranean” (VIDICHI13th) inquires into the mechanisms that lead to the creation of a shared elite identity, centered on martial values, in the Eastern Mediterranean from ca. 1200 to ca. 1300 AD. I intend to assess the impact of chivalry, defined here as a loose set of shared mores and aesthetic preferences connected to the exaltation of mounted warfare as the aristocracy’s defining pursuit, o",{"id":127,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":128,"piName":10,"institution":129,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":131},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275673","Entanglement flows in open systems and black holes","SWANSEA UNIVERSITY","€260,347.92","Black holes are some of the most fascinating astrophysical objects in the universe. Since they bend space and time in extreme ways, they also serve as powerful theoretical laboratories for testing our understanding  of theories of quantum gravity such as string theory. \n\nAs black holes evolve, they emit Hawking radiation into their surroundings, behaving like open quantum systems with non-trivial quantum entanglement between system and environment. By studying the evolution of entanglement measu",{"id":133,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":134,"piName":10,"institution":115,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":135,"abstract":136},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285047","SYmbiotic Microbiota of honey Bees: Influence On Social communication","€307,958.88","The gut microbiota is a key symbiotic system that profoundly shapes host physiology and behaviour. In humans, it influences the brain and has been implicated in neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum conditions, where social deficits are a hallmark. Yet little is known about its role in social communication, the cornerstone of cohesion and survival in complex animal societies. In insects, gut bacteria are known to affect chemical communication, but these studies have been restricte",{"id":138,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":139,"piName":10,"institution":140,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":142},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274966","Legumain-Triggered Biomolecular Condensates for Intracellular Delivery of Peptidomimetics for Anticancer Application","THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM","€276,187.92","Intracellular delivery of unmodified therapeutic peptides remains a major challenge in targeted cancer therapy, due to poor cell permeability and rapid degradation. This fellowship addresses that limitation by developing enzyme-triggered biomolecular condensates (BMCs) as a spatiotemporally controlled delivery platform for cancer-relevant protein–protein interaction (PPI) inhibitors. The model target is the TACC-3\u002FAurora-A mitotic complex, with additional PPIs including TPX-2\u002FAurora-A and BH3\u002FBC",{"id":144,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":145,"piName":10,"institution":146,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":147,"abstract":148},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280338","The Inhospitable (Mother)land: Sedimented Monsters, Embedded Exposure, and Vernacular Healing in Post-Genocide Bosnia","FREIE UNIVERSITAET BERLIN","€217,965.12","IMMERSE investigates how communities in post-war Bosnia live with and respond to landscapes altered by genocide. Soils marked by mass graves, alleged wartime toxins, and ecological degradation remain largely absent from scientific monitoring, yet they persist in community memory, embodied health concerns, and vernacular practices of care. By introducing the concept of embedded exposure, the project traces how war residues are absorbed into soil and water systems, circulate through food and bodie",{"id":150,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":151,"piName":10,"institution":140,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":152},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281828","The mind drifts towards the past: how experience shapes the visual system","Our future behaviour is strongly shaped by our past experience. This can happen explicitly, like the development of a strategy, but other times it happens implicitly and automatically. For instance, we are strongly biased to repeat actions rather than deviate, even when told repetitions are rare. This bias toward repetition extends beyond motor behaviour to cognitive processes themselves, where it is believed to underlie the  remarkable human capacity for automatic pattern learning. This has rec",{"id":154,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":155,"piName":10,"institution":122,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":156,"abstract":157},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268699","Anthropocentrism and Contemporary Speculative Fiction","€396,991.08","ANTHIFC investigates the tensions between anthropocentrism and its rejection in global speculative fiction (1960s-present). Anthropocentrism is the idea that human beings occupy a central place in existence. This idea can take various connotations, such as ethical or epistemological. ANTHFIC explores how the formal features of literary narrative enable or constrain contemporary fiction’s openness to ecological and nonhuman perspectives. At the same time, it problematizes theoretical frameworks t",{"id":159,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":160,"piName":10,"institution":161,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":162,"abstract":163},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274291","Mapping antigenic niches of tumor-infiltrating B cells in triple-negative breast cancer","KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET","€252,180","Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is the most aggressive breast cancer subtypes, with limited treatment options and poorer survival. The introduction of immunotherapy has improved outcomes, yet only a fraction benefit. Current biomarkers do not reliably predict response, highlighting the urgent need for better tools. Most immunotherapies target T cells. However, tumor-infiltrating B cells and plasma cells (TIL-Bs) have been linked to improved responses to immunotherapy. What these cells recog",{"id":165,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":166,"piName":10,"institution":167,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":168,"abstract":169},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279976","Law and border: Legal mobilisation around migration in the borderlands","ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - UNIVERSITA DI BOLOGNA","€429,264.96","LawBord is a study of why pro-migrant grassroots civil society organisations (CSOs) use the law in border areas – the borderlands. It focuses on four distinct EU and US borders, comparing opportunities to use the law as a means of political activism (i.e. legal mobilisation) in different Global North borderlands. \nThe project builds on the idea that the geopolitical (structural, material and relational) characteristics of border areas create unique opportunities and limitations for pro-migrant C",{"id":171,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":172,"piName":10,"institution":173,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":174},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264276","Sexuality in Ancient Greek Lexica","SORBONNE UNIVERSITE","\"SAGL aims to produce a complete study of the sexual vocabulary that Greeks of the past included in their own lexica. In a time when gender and sexuality in antiquity get more and more attention, the scientific community needs reliable reference works about ancient sexual vocabulary. While Latinists can count on Adams’ Latin Sexual Vocabulary (Baltimore 1982), Greek scholars always had to consult works based on single genres, such as Jeffrey Henderson’s \"\"The Maculate Muse. Obscene Language in A",{"id":176,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":177,"piName":10,"institution":178,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":179},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275087","TeraHertz Mapping and Optical-Boost of Ion transport in Lithium Solid-state Electrolytes and electrodes","THE CHANCELLOR MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE","Lithium-ion batteries will play a central role in societies move towards low-carbon electric transportation. A key step to realising this is the development of safe, high-rate capacity all-solid-state battery technologies, based on solid-state electrolytes (SSEs). While many SSEs have been developed, rationally developing stable, highly ionic conducting SSEs remains challenging due to the sub-picosecond timescales and nanometre length scales associated with the ion dynamics at their core.\nTHz-MO",{"id":181,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":182,"piName":10,"institution":183,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":184,"abstract":185},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279277","DOCSPACE: Documenting, Observing and Co-producing Spatial Practices and Audiovisual Counter-Imaginaries in Autonomous Urban Spaces","UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID","€305,271.84","DOCSPACE investigates how, in contexts of financialisation and media concentration, urban social movements create, use and defend self-managed spaces, turning housing, care and civic practices into common goods. Using Tepito (Mexico City) as a laboratory with implications for Europe, the project operationalises Lefebvre’s theory of space through a new analytical triad: emancipatory practices, contextual narratives, collective dynamics. It addresses the main deficit in the study of autonomous spa",{"id":187,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":188,"piName":10,"institution":189,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":190,"abstract":191},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280587","Post-disaster transformative recovery: mapping the often invisible sociopolitical, cultural, and ecological structures.","UNIVERSITAT POLITECNICA DE VALENCIA","€242,593.2","We live in a time of increasingly complex vulnerabilities to urban catastrophes. Cities in Europe (and worldwide) face more recurrent and severe disasters triggered by natural hazards, like the extreme floods (DANA) that devastated Valencia (Spain) in 2024. These events shock communities, damage the environment, and disrupt our economies. It is urgent to think of the recovery process as more than just going back to “normal”, we need a Transformation.\n\nIn Recover and Transform, I will combine the",{"id":193,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":194,"piName":10,"institution":195,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":196},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271734","EVOlutionary and ecosystem consequences of plant-microbial responses to NITrogen","UNIVERSITE LYON 1 CLAUDE BERNARD","Plant-microbe interactions are ubiquitous and key to understanding biodiversity. These interactions can be underpinned by both ecological (e.g. competition for nutrients) and evolutionary processes (e.g. plant evolution). When these processes interact, they can create eco-evolutionary feedbacks, which may drive ecosystem functioning. However, empirical evidence on how eco-evolutionary dynamics scale up to influence ecosystem processes remains scarce. The EvoNit project aims to empirically test i",{"id":198,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":199,"piName":10,"institution":200,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":202,"abstract":203},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273254","Discovery and evolution of CRISPR-Associated Transposons (CAST) for functional RNA-guided integration","KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET","DK","€263,393.28","CRISPR-Cas nucleases have revolutionized genome editing but remain limited by their reliance on DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs), which restricts safe and efficient integration of large DNA cargos, particularly in non-dividing cells. CRISPR-associated transposons (CASTs) offer a promising alternative: they enable RNA-guided integration of large DNA cargos without DSBs. However, most systems remain poorly characterized and show low or unreported activity in mammalian systems.\nThe CRAFT project (CR",{"id":205,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":206,"piName":10,"institution":207,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":208},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281599","Z-Rich Cyclic Alkene Polymers by Cyclic Mo\u002FW-Catalyzed REMP","UNIVERSITE DE STRASBOURG","Cyclic polymers possess distinctive physical attributes and have broad utility (e.g., self-assembly, surface functionalization, biomedical materials). Subsequent to the pioneering work by Grubbs and co-workers, who converted cyclooctene (COE) to cyclic poly-alkenes, additional Ru, W, Mo, and V complexes have been used to improve efficiency and polymer molecular weight. Nonetheless, major limitations persist: monomer scope remains; these include the requirement for strained olefins, substrate-dep",{"id":210,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":211,"piName":10,"institution":212,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":213,"abstract":214},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276022","Selling Security: the Market of Security Devices in 20th-Century Europe (c.1900–1939)","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PADOVA","€317,923.08","Selling Security: the Market of Security Devices in 20th century Europe (c.1900–1939) (SEC-EUR) will address a striking lacuna in the study of European History. At its heart, the project will collect and analyse evidence on the production, marketing, and use of commercial security technologies – locks, safes, alarms, patrol call boxes – in Italy, France, and the UK between 1900 and 1939, and study them comparatively as a whole. Although such an approach is crucial to understanding how security i",{"id":216,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":217,"piName":10,"institution":218,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":147,"abstract":219},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283910","Unravelling the Role of Cerebral Amyloid-beta Angiopathy in Epilepsy: Inflammatory Pathways and Interneuron Dysfunction","LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN","Late-onset epilepsy is a growing yet underexplored medical condition\u002Fdisease in the aging population. Clinical studies increasingly associate cerebral amyloid-β (Aβ) angiopathy (CAA) – the accumulation\u002Faggregation of Aβ in cerebral vessels – with high seizure incidence, especially in the inflammation-driven CAA subtype. However, the mechanisms by which CAA contributes to epileptogenesis remain unclear.\nI hypothesise that CAA creates an inflammatory microenvironment that selectively impairs corti",{"id":221,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":222,"piName":10,"institution":223,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":224},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283243","A property-owning democracy or an asset-based regime? Competing meanings of property and transformation of the social contract in a post-homeownership property regime","UNIVERSIDAD POMPEU FABRA","PropRegime investigates how the crisis of homeownership in Europe is reshaping property regimes and democratic contracts. Advanced democracies long promoted homeownership as a foundation of social cohesion and intergenerational security. After the 2008 financial crisis, this model destabilised: foreclosures dispossessed indebted households, younger cohorts were excluded from homeownership, and private rental markets expanded under corporate landlords. The result is a contradictory social formati",{"id":226,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":227,"piName":10,"institution":228,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":229,"abstract":230},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281107","Microbial Interactions and Community Responses to Light","AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS","€209,914.56","\"MICROLIGHT -  Microbial Interactions and Community Responses to Light\n\nThis project aims to explore light-mediated microbial interactions within the phycosphere, the microenvironment surrounding marine phytoplankton. By focusing on the interaction between the diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum and the bacteria Silicibacter sp., I will investigate how light influences microbial behavior, communication, and nutrient exchange. The study will use an innovative microfluidic platform, the \"\"Phycosphere",{"id":232,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":233,"piName":10,"institution":234,"country":95,"year":13,"amount":235,"abstract":236},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284453","Understanding the Determinants of College and Major Choice: Preferences, Beliefs and Social Interactions","NORGES HANDELSHOYSKOLE","€267,418.56","Europe’s capacity to sustain growth and social cohesion rests on how effectively education choices promote upward mobility. COMPASS investigates the sources of disparities in choices of colleges and majors across socio-economic backgrounds to understand the key determinants of intergenerational persistence in life outcomes. Educational choices can be driven by (1) differences beliefs—for instance about socio-economic returns, risks and own ability—or (2) differences in preferences and constraint",{"id":238,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":239,"piName":10,"institution":240,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":241},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271801","Investigating the Role of the FOLD Effector SSPK in Venturia inaequalis Adaptation to Domesticated Apple Trees","UNIVERSITE D'ANGERS","Apple scab, caused by the fungus Venturia inaequalis, is the most damaging disease of apple (Malus domestica), capable of destroying up to 70% of yields in susceptible orchards and driving a heavy fungicide regime. Domestication and the genetic uniformity of modern orchards have originated the development of highly virulent pathogen strains that now threaten not only cultivated apples but also wild relatives such as Malus sieversii, a vital reservoir of genetic diversity.\nLike many plant pathoge",{"id":243,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":244,"piName":10,"institution":245,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":147,"abstract":246},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280067","Unveiling the Cryosphere's Role in Earth System Resilience","POTSDAM-INSTITUT FUR KLIMAFOLGENFORSCHUNG EV","The cryosphere, the frozen part of the Earth system, critically regulates Earth system dynamics and resilience. Despite accumulating evidence of the cryosphere's multiple roles for regulating climatic, ecological, hydrological, and biogeochemical processes, all these aspects impacting Earth system resilience have generally been investigated separately and in isolation so far. The most well-established framework for assessing Earth resilience risks – the planetary boundaries (PB) framework – hith",{"id":248,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":249,"piName":10,"institution":250,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":251},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277252","Understanding Energetic Particle Precipitation EffeCTs from near-Earth space to upper atmosphere","GFZ HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM FUR GEOFORSCHUNG","EPPECT is an interdisciplinary project that investigates how energetic protons lost from Earth’s ring current during geomagnetic storms impact the upper atmosphere and may influence climate relevant processes. The ring current encircles Earth and is populated by energetic electrons and ions trapped by the geomagnetic field. Storm time variations of the ring current can disrupt satellites, long distance communications, and power grids. Energetic proton precipitation is among the most dramatic var",{"id":253,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":254,"piName":10,"institution":19,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":255,"abstract":256},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277048","REclaiming LAnd within Transformative adaptaTION in Small islands","€189,474.24","Being extremely vulnerable to sea-level rise, climate change adaptation is a fundamental priority for Small Island States (SIS), which are creating new land from the sea through land reclamation to secure in-place futures. However, due to the predominant pattern of incremental change guiding current reclamation schemes, maladaptive outcomes are widespread while the effective implementation of transformative adaptation policies and actions remains hindered, with too little and vague empirical evi",{"id":258,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":259,"piName":10,"institution":19,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":255,"abstract":260},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278620","Locally Inspired Tourism Orientations","LITO: Locally Inspired Tourism Orientations is an interdisciplinary research project that investigates how island communities perceive and experience the impacts of tourism-related transformations, aiming to translate these insights into actionable planning tools. Conducted across three Mediterranean island contexts - Milos Island (Greece), Malta, and Sardinia - the project introduces a participatory and place-based approach to tourism monitoring. At its core, LITO develops the Community Percept",{"id":262,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":263,"piName":10,"institution":19,"country":20,"year":13,"amount":21,"abstract":264},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101266044","Towards Efficient Colloidal Holonomic Spiking ASIC","Colloid computing has gained attractiveness at recent times, as it started to address major setbacks that solid-state memories struggle to solve. This specific unconventional computing technique is an emerging alternate of full-silicon processors whose shrinking has already reached the bottleneck. The TECHSA (Towards Efficient Colloidal Holonomic Spiking ASIC) project is a multidisciplinary research project that aims to build an efficient spiking custom chip for colloidal computing application. ",{"id":266,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":267,"piName":10,"institution":37,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":268},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268732","Dissipative tides in binary neutron star mergers","One of the central challenges in fundamental physics is determining the composition and behavior of dense matter inside neutron star cores. The direct detection of gravitational waves (GWs) from the binary neutron star merger GW170817, together with its electromagnetic counterpart, has opened a new era in multi-messenger astrophysics for probing neutron star interiors. The next generation of GW interferometers, such as the Einstein Telescope in Europe, will achieve unprecedented sensitivities, b",{"id":270,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":271,"piName":10,"institution":173,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":272},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278052","When bacteria meet fats: the physics of bacterial ordering, surface deformation and gene activity","Bacteria constituting the gut microbiome play a crucial role metabolizing dietary fats. How these bacteria physically interact with these fats is unknown. LIPTO will provide direct visual insight into this process and translate them into quantitative, predictive tools. LIPTO hypothesizes that topological defects created by dense bacterial biofilms act as physical and metabolical hotspots. \nIt will pursue three integrated objectives. O1 quantifies how gut-relevant bacteria remodel oil droplets un",{"id":274,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":275,"piName":10,"institution":228,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":276},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101263011","PREbiotic Chemistry to study the Interstellar Origin and evolUtion of Sugars","Sugars are crucial for the emergence of proteins, DNA, and ultimately living systems. Astronomers believe these molecules were originally produced from complex organic molecules (COMs) in space and later delivered to Earth by comets and asteroids. Yet, we still do not understand how sugars and COMs are formed there. Progress requires accurate chemical models, which can only be built if we know the molecular  abundances and if we include all possible formation routes.\n\tFor the robust determinatio",{"id":278,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":279,"piName":10,"institution":280,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":281},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277477","Destruction of PFAS in synergistic Reductive and Oxidative processes for their complete mineralization in drinking water (DestructPRO)","UNIVERSITE DE MONTPELLIER","DestructPRO is an innovative and ambitious project to completely mineralize per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water sources by developing a synergistic technology of advanced reduction and oxidation processes (ARP and AOP). The European Commission (EC) has put a limit of 0.5 µg\u002FL for sum of all PFAS concentration and 0.1 µg\u002FL for sum of 20 specific PFAS concentration in drinking water (EU DWD 2020\u002F2184). Existing treatments for PFAS remediation employ adsorption or membrane-",{"id":283,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":284,"piName":10,"institution":285,"country":286,"year":13,"amount":287,"abstract":288},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275368","Antibacterial and pro-Angiogenic electroconductive scaffold for functional woUnd Regen-eration with neurogenic cues","ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND","IE","€268,568.64","Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) causes over 35,000 deaths annually in the EU\u002FEEA and is a major driver of chronic wound complications, where biofilm infections and poor vascularization often lead to delayed healing. Therefore, AURa aims to address two critical challenges in chronic wound healing: 1) persistent bacterial biofilms, resistant to conventional antibiotics, and 2) impaired vascularization, which delays repair and increases the risk of amputation.\nAURa introduces a first-of-its-kind dua",{"id":290,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":291,"piName":10,"institution":292,"country":293,"year":13,"amount":294,"abstract":295},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271164","Chain-of-coupled-oscillators approach for modelling and prediction of 3-D stochastic vortex-induced vibrations under turbulent flows","UNIVERSITE DE LIEGE","BE","€200,400","Across science and engineering, synchronization emerges when interacting systems in biology, physics, or social dynamics, spontaneously align their dynamics. This project focuses on a critical manifestation of synchronization, vortex-induced vibrations (VIV), occurring when alternating vortices shed from slender structures. In civil engineering it results in continuous and sustained vibrations of bridges, transmission lines, onshore wind turbines supports, tension legs of offshore wind turbines.",{"id":297,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":298,"piName":10,"institution":299,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":300},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283242","Linking Climate Extremes to Financial Risk in the Era of Climate Change","UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA","Climate extremes are becoming more frequent and severe, creating systemic risks for economic stability and financial markets. Current approaches often examine climate prediction and financial risk separately, leaving a critical gap in understanding how physical hazards translate into market impacts. STOCKCLIM addresses this challenge by developing the first integrated framework to detect, project, and quantify the financial impacts of extreme climate events. The project combines recent advances ",{"id":302,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":303,"piName":10,"institution":304,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":306,"abstract":307},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264550","RNA polymerase In immune Synergy Exploration (RISE): multi-omics dissection of phosphorylation-regulated transcriptional control in plant immunity","UNIVERSITEIT LEIDEN","NL","€217,076.16","Plants survive pathogen attack by rapidly reprogramming gene expression. Recent discoveries from my host lab revealed that cell-surface and intracellular immune systems act synergistically: intracellular immunity amplifies the strength and duration of cell-surface responses through precise regulation of defence genes. Yet, the molecular mechanism underlying this amplification remains unknown. The RISE project will test the hypothesis that RNA Polymerase II (Pol II), the central enzyme for gene t",{"id":309,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":310,"piName":10,"institution":311,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":312},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278251","Laboratory Modelling of Jovian Polar Vortex Clusters","CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS","Jupiter’s poles host remarkable clusters of long-lived cyclones, revealed by NASA’s Juno mission. The origin, stability, and dynamics of these clusters remain unresolved questions in planetary science. Current understanding relies mainly on theoretical and numerical approaches, which are constrained by simplifying assumptions and computational cost. This project, LabJPV, will establish a laboratory framework to investigate the formation, stability, and interactions of Jovian polar vortex cluster",{"id":314,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":315,"piName":10,"institution":316,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":317,"abstract":318},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273839","ML-Enhanced CFD Modelling of Carbothermic Reduction of Cathode Material for Optimized and Environmentally Friendly Recycling of Lithium-Ion Batteries","POLITECNICO DI MILANO","€209,483.28","The widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and portable electronics has triggered a dramatic rise in lithium-ion battery (LIB) usage and, consequently, in end-of-life battery waste. Pyrometallurgical recycling offers a scalable route to recover critical metals such as lithium and cobalt, but current processes remain energy-intensive and environmentally suboptimal. A key step in this route is the carbothermic reduction (CTR) of lithium cobalt oxide (LiCoO2). However, its complex gas–solid",{"id":320,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":321,"piName":10,"institution":322,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":306,"abstract":323},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273065","Unveiling the Role of Mesoscale Structures of CME Magnetic Fields on Space-weather Prediction Accuracy using Radio Remote Sensing","STICHTING NEDERLANDSE WETENSCHAPPELIJK ONDERZOEK INSTITUTEN","Magnetized plasma eruptions from the Sun, coronal mass ejections (CMEs), can disturb Earth’s magnetic shield, generating space weather (SWx) that impacts satellites, aviation, power grids, and other critical technologies. Reliable forecasts require knowledge of arrival time and mesoscale magnetic fields (B-fields), comparable in scale to Earth’s magnetosphere. Current state-of-the-art methods for SWx forecasting rely mainly on models and remain limited by the absence of direct measurements of CM",{"id":325,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":326,"piName":10,"institution":327,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":124,"abstract":328},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280954","Targeting EP300\u002FCBP in AML: from mechanistic discovery to therapeutic innovation","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PARMA","EP300 and CBP are crucial lysine acetyltransferases regulating enhancer-dependent transcription via scaffolding and enzymatic activities. They are appealing targets in cancer due to their role in cell cycle control and their druggability. In particular, small molecules targeting the EP300\u002FCBP bromodomains have shown promising activity in haematological malignancies. CCS1477, the first clinical-grade EP300\u002FCBP bromodomain inhibitor, has demonstrated encouraging preclinical and early-phase clinica",{"id":330,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":331,"piName":10,"institution":332,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":117,"abstract":333},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285475","Human–robot Adaptive Role MOdulation with Neuro-inspired trajectorY","SCUOLA UNIVERSITARIA PROFESSIONALE DELLA SVIZZERA ITALIANA","AI and robotics can make industrial workplaces more adaptive, but robot acceptance depends on comfort and naturalness of interaction. Traditional kinematic approaches fail to reproduce human-like motor control, which humans associate with trust and comfort.\nDrawing on the kinematic theory of rapid human movements, I will model motion as sequences of strokes, i.e., unimodal motor primitives arising from neuromuscular dynamics. By treating strokes as the building blocks of action, complex motor be",{"id":335,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":336,"piName":10,"institution":228,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":337},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272819","HDFACT82: Functional characterisation of CCDC82 and its interaction with FACT in Huntington’s disease","Huntington’s disease (HD) is an inherited, fatal brain disorder that causes progressive motor, cognitive, and psychiatric decline, affecting around 45,000 individuals in Europe, with no cure currently available. Although the genetic cause of HD—a CAG expansion in the huntingtin gene—is well established, patients carrying the same mutation often differ widely in age at onset, clinical presentation, and disease progression. Recent large-scale genetic studies have identified modifier genes that inf",{"id":339,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":340,"piName":10,"institution":228,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":190,"abstract":341},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264451","Genetic and evolutionary mechanisms of endogenous viral elements in kelp","Endogenous viral elements (EVEs) are viral DNA integrated into host genomes and inherited across generations. They include active viruses and a wide range of viral fragments - many lose functionality, but some are co-opted for host functions. Previous studies, including those by the candidate, have revealed a complex landscape of EVEs in brown algal genomes, including both intact and fragmented forms related to giant viruses (Nucleocytoviricota). EVEs could drive rapid evolution in brown algae, ",{"id":343,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":344,"piName":10,"institution":345,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":346},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272703","Uncovering Educational and Health Inequalities through Socioeconomic–Genotype Interactions (IneqGen)","THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD","Children from socioeconomically advantaged families tend to achieve higher levels of education and enjoy better health. Research shows that this phenomenon is at least partially explained by differences in parenting practices shaped by parental resources, for example, in how parents support learning, guide school decisions, or promote healthy behaviours. However, this previous research focuses on observable traits, overlooking that the child’s genotype - an early, often hidden factor - can be am",{"id":348,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":349,"piName":10,"institution":350,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":351},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270424","Predicting immunotherapy response in melanoma and non-small cell lung cancer patients using an extracellular vesicle-derived miRNA signature and a non-invasive CRISPR-based detection assay.","CENTRE GEORGES-FRANCOIS LECLERC ASSOCIATION","Immunotherapy (IT) has revolutionized the treatment of metastatic lung cancer and melanoma by enhancing the immune system's ability to recognize and attack cancer cells. However, only about 50% of patients respond positively to IT and current methods assessing patient eligibility for IT primarily rely on invasive tumor biopsies and have proven inefficient. With 420,000 new melanoma and lung cancer cases diagnosed annually in the EU, this results in wasted costs, time and resources in healthcare ",{"id":353,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":354,"piName":10,"institution":178,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":355},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275659","Vascularisation and Perfusion of Brain Organoids with a Meningeal Barrier on an Organ-on-Chip Platform","Brain organoids are lab-grown models of human brain development that have revolutionised neuroscience research. However, their lack of vascularisation causes hypoxia and necrosis at their core, limiting growth and maturation, and preventing the modelling of neurovascular interactions. Previous attempts to vascularise brain organoids often result in structural disruption from uncontrolled angiogenic invasion. While some strategies generate microvessels, they typically lack connection to perfusabl",{"id":357,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":358,"piName":10,"institution":359,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":360},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273280","In-SituTribo: Enabling PFAS-Free Tribological Interfaces through In-Situ Raman Spectroscopy and Predictive Modelling","UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS","The Postdoctoral Fellowship offers the applicant the opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research at the University of Leeds, one of Europe’s leading centres for tribology and surface engineering. The fellowship will combine the applicant’s expertise in in-situ tribochemical analysis with the host’s strengths in predictive modelling to create an integrated framework for designing safer, high-performance sliding interfaces. Current reliance on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in tribolo",{"id":362,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":363,"piName":10,"institution":364,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":117,"abstract":365},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284915","Deciphering OPA1 regulation and function in human CD8⁺ T cells across scales","UNIVERSITAT BASEL","CD8⁺ T cells are central to adaptive immunity, eradicating pathogens and tumours while sustaining immune homeostasis. Their fate is shaped not only by transcriptional and signalling programmes but also by organellar organisation, an emerging regulatory layer. The mitochondrial GTPase Optic Atrophy 1 (OPA1) is uniquely positioned within this layer. By controlling inner membrane fusion and the assembly of cristae junctions, it tunes mitochondrial function. OPA1 is regulated through alternative spl",{"id":367,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":368,"piName":10,"institution":369,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":370},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280256","UV Clues for the Cosmos: Positivity Constraints for Lorentz-Violating EFTs","COMMISSARIAT A L ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES","Cosmic inflation and dark energy represent the leading paradigms for describing the early and late-time acceleration of our Universe. However, the fundamental physics driving these phenomena remains unknown, resulting in a vast landscape of competing theoretical models. A key challenge is to distinguish physically viable theories from those that, despite appearances, are inconsistent with fundamental principles like causality, locality, and unitarity.  \nPowerful consistency checks, known as posi",{"id":372,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":373,"piName":10,"institution":374,"country":375,"year":13,"amount":376,"abstract":377},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281180","Constructing Imperial Territories in Post-Ottoman South-Eastern and East-Central Europe (1685–1740)","SVEUCILISTE U ZAGREBU FILOZOFSKI FAKULTET","HR","€171,791.76","CONSTERRA investigates appropriation, dissonant heritage, and the liminalities of identity by examining the afterlife of Ottoman architecture in former Venetian and Habsburg territories—modern-day Montenegro, Croatia, Hungary, and Serbia—between 1685 and 1740. In these regions, numerous refurbished Ottoman buildings display layered architectural forms and carry seemingly conflicting meanings. These complexities pose significant challenges for art-historical interpretation and heritage conservati",{"id":379,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":380,"piName":10,"institution":381,"country":382,"year":13,"amount":383,"abstract":384},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282444","Discovering the timing and mechanisms of germplasm translation and function.","FORSCHUNGSINSTITUT FUR MOLEKULARE PATHOLOGIE GESELLSCHAFT MBH","AT","€214,344.72","The germline is essential for reproduction and species survival, but the specialized molecular mechanisms governing its cellular program remain mysterious due to its small size. In many animals such as fish, frogs, and invertebrates, this program is encoded in the germplasm (GP), a biomolecular condensate containing RNAs and proteins inherited maternally through the egg. This project aims to uncover the mechanisms by which the germline program in zebrafish is decoded from the GP over development",{"id":386,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":387,"piName":10,"institution":228,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":229,"abstract":388},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282061","Evolution and Development of Hatching Gland in Teleost Fish","Hatching is a universal milestone in animal development, present in both oviparous and viviparous species. Biochemical hatching has been described for several species and most of the research has been focused on the enzymes secreted by unicellular glands. These hatching gland cells (HGCs) are typically non-migratory, but in teleost fishes, they acquired migratory capacity. This evolutionary novelty has enabled remarkable morphological diversification with ecological and behavioral consequences. ",{"id":390,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":391,"piName":10,"institution":316,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":317,"abstract":392},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279950","Halogen-bonds and Semiconducting Spacers for Bismuth Perovskite X-ray Detectors","X-ray detectors are cornerstone of various sectors including health care, manufacturing, security, etc. The detector market has long relied on amorphous selenium (a-Se), cadmium telluride (CdTe), and cadmium zinc telluride (CZT). While effective, they often include inherent compromises in detection sensitivity at lower X-ray doses. At the same time, increasing use of X-ray technologies raises concerns about exposure to hazardous ionizing radiation. Recently, a new class of materials called perov",{"id":394,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":395,"piName":10,"institution":396,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":397},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281780","Droplet–Aerosol Trends discRepancy to constrain satellite-based Aerosol–Cloud interactions Estimates","UNIVERSITAET LEIPZIG","Anthropogenic aerosols strongly affect Earth’s climate by acting as cloud condensation nuclei (CCN), increasing cloud droplet number concentration (Nd), brightening liquid clouds (Twomey effect), and producing substantial negative radiative forcing (RFaci), thereby suppressing global warming. However, the Twomey effect remains one of the largest sources of uncertainty in climate sensitivity, limiting reliable projections for mitigation and adaptation. Alarmingly, recent satellite records reveal ",{"id":399,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":400,"piName":10,"institution":146,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":401},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278061","The GEOmetry of Power – Ottoman Scientific Supradiscourse through AI-Enhanced Analysis of Mathematical and Astronomical Manuscripts (1450–1600)","GEOP AI: The Geometry of Power asks how scientific language became a tool of political authority. It focuses on Ottoman texts in mathematics and astronomy from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and traces how technical terms were recast as an imperial language of power. Recent work has shown that early modern states placed science at the heart of governance; however, the Ottoman case is rarely examined linguistically. Most accounts map people and books, while the mechanisms of authority, the",{"id":403,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":404,"piName":10,"institution":173,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":405},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280037","Context-Dependent Retinal Computations During Innate Visual Behavior in Mice","Understanding how perceptual input is transformed by neurons into behavioral responses is a central question in neuroscience. Recent work indicates that, for ethologically relevant stimuli—like prey pursuit and predator avoidance—neural correlates of behavior already emerge within retinal circuits, challenging the view of the retina as a mere low-level feature detector.\nThis project will test the hypothesis that retinal ganglion cells (RGC) contribute to these behaviors depending on the visual c",{"id":407,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":408,"piName":10,"institution":409,"country":410,"year":13,"amount":411,"abstract":412},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283258","Sustainable Engineering of Earthen StRuctures using Eco-friendly Soil fills with New-generAtion Geosynthetic Reinforcement Systems","ZAVOD ZA GRADBENISTVO SLOVENIJE","SI","€248,196.9","Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil (GRS) structures offer rapid construction, adaptability to varying site conditions and enhanced durability compared to conventional methods. Their stability critically depends on the interface strength between soil, geosynthetics and structural components, a requirement that cannot currently be satisfied with non-traditional or recycled backfills due to the absence of performance-based guidelines. Consequently, high-quality quarried aggregates are typically used, inc",{"id":414,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":415,"piName":10,"institution":416,"country":417,"year":13,"amount":418,"abstract":419},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101266289","Next-Generation dynamic genome-scale model of Saccharomyces cerevisiae that leverages multi-omics time-series data to optimize Wine fermentation","UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO","PT","€207,183.12","Europe, as the global leader in wine production, faces major challenges: climate change affects grape ripening and wine composition, consumers demand more aromatic, lower-alcohol wines, and wineries need sustainable practices. Addressing these requires innovative, data-driven strategies, particularly in fermentation science, where microbial performance dictates product quality. Genome-scale metabolic models (GSMs) can simulate microbial fermentation but often assume steady-state conditions, use ",{"id":421,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":422,"piName":10,"institution":223,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":423},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274482","EmPath: Harnessing Empathy as a Pathway to Resilience in Behavioural Responses to Shocks","EmPath studies how individuals build resilience to major life shocks—economic hardship, environmental disasters, and health crises—by integrating insights from behavioral economics and psychology, in particular theory of mind, and strategic perspective-taking. The project advances a framework that combines the “empathy gap” literature with models of strategic reasoning. The central hypothesis is that resilience can be fostered when individuals recognise the transience of current emotional states",{"id":425,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":426,"piName":10,"institution":427,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":428,"abstract":429},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265585","Sacred Sites, Shared Futures: Reclaiming Sacred Forests by Advancing Biocultural Governance in Europe and Globally","COVENTRY UNIVERSITY","€345,234.9","This project addresses the urgent need for innovative, participatory approaches to the conservation of Sacred Forests—landscapes with deep spiritual, cultural, and ecological significance. By bridging biocultural governance and spatial planning, the research develops and field-tests an interdisciplinary toolkit that integrates community knowledge, spiritual ecology, and policy co-design in partnership with academic and non-academic organizations across the UK and EU. The objectives are to map an",{"id":431,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":432,"piName":10,"institution":433,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":434},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278143","Event-centric Swell Analysis and Modelling","INSTITUT FRANCAIS DE RECHERCHE POUR L'EXPLOITATION DE LA MER","Swells are long-period ocean surface waves generated by intense meteorological events. Despite their prevalence, swells remain inaccurately predicted by state-of-the-art spectral wave models, and high-impact events are poorly characterised. Recent satellite missions such as SWOT and CFOSAT have provided unprecedented observations and revealed key gaps in our understanding. By integrating advanced observational networks with numerical models, there is now a unique opportunity to advance the physi",{"id":436,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":437,"piName":10,"institution":167,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":317,"abstract":438},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285182","Prokaryotic DNA Methylation under Soil Drought","\"Intensifying droughts, driven by climate change, threaten European soils—critical carbon sinks regulated by microbial communities. The mechanisms governing microbial drought responses remain a major knowledge gap, limiting our ability to predict ecosystem-climate feedbacks. ProMeSD will pioneer environmental meta-epigenomics in soils to test the central hypothesis that past precipitation history creates a \"\"molecular memory\"\" via DNA methylation. Specifically, it predicts that microbes in histo",{"id":440,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":441,"piName":10,"institution":442,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":443},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282525","Advanced Modelling of Firebrand Behaviour to Improve the Fire Safety of Timber Buildings","IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE","Firebrand-driven ignition is a major pathway for the escalation of wildfires and urban fires. Firebrands can travel long distances and ignite multiple sites, allowing fires to breach control lines and grow from local incidents to city-scale conflagrations. As European cities expand the use of mass timber to meet climate goals, the behaviour of timber firebrands becomes a critical safety issue, yet it remains poorly characterised compared with embers from vegetation. FORT adopts an interdisciplin",{"id":445,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":446,"piName":10,"institution":115,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":447,"abstract":448},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278506","Thalamic Nuclei Connectivity in the Psychosis Continuum: Parsing Clinical Heterogeneity and Individual Trajectories","€469,988.88","Psychotic disorders are among the top causes of global disability due to their early onset and poor clinical outcomes. Forty percent of patients show no improvement within the first year despite access to evidence-based treatments. Yet, clinical trajectories after psychosis onset remain highly heterogeneous and poorly understood. Structural and functional thalamocortical dysconnectivity is consistently observed in early-stage psychosis (EP), contributing to persistent symptoms and impaired funct",{"id":450,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":451,"piName":10,"institution":452,"country":453,"year":13,"amount":454,"abstract":455},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285138","Making the good matter: An ethnography of decency in power for inclusive governance in Central and Eastern Europe","ETNOLOGICKY USTAV AKADEMIE VED CESKE REPUBLIKY VVI - INSTITUTE OF ETHNOLOGY OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES","CZ","€259,697.7","MAGMA takes up a simple, urgent and understudied question: how can powerful people defend democracy? Institutional design alone does not suffice; implementing democratic values is always at risk, from bureaucratic drift (the ‘banality of evil’) and from anti-democratic currents. Today, the latter, colloquially MxGA (‘Make-X-Great-Again’), is coupling with new mass-communication technologies to erode safeguards, prompting EU-level responses. As its acronym signals, MAGMA searches for hidden resou",{"id":457,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":458,"piName":10,"institution":459,"country":293,"year":13,"amount":460,"abstract":461},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276624","Linking Brassinosteroid Signaling to Stem Cell Homeostasis in the Shoot Apical Meristem","VIB VZW","€216,240","Brassinosteroids (BRs) are steroidal phytohormones that regulate nearly all aspects of plant growth and development. The shoot and root apical meristems (SAM and RAM, respectively) each contain a small group of pluripotent stem cells that continuously divide to generate aerial and underground tissues. Recent work from the host lab revealed fluctuations in BR activity during the cell cycle in the Arabidopsis RAM, where polarity-driven asymmetric BR signaling and biosynthesis between daughter cell",{"id":463,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":464,"piName":10,"institution":465,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":317,"abstract":466},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276576","A HYbrid COmputational platform for the analysis of DEgradation of materials & structures in harsh SPACE environments","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PALERMO","Why this project matters.\nNext generation space missions — from reusable launchers like Falcon 9 to long-duration exploration programs such as Artemis — depend on materials able to withstand extreme conditions: rapid heating and cooling, radiation, and impacts from micro-meteoroids. Today, we cannot stll reliably predict how these materials degrade in orbit. As a consequence, spacecraft are often overdesigned, making them heavier, more expensive, and less sustainable.\n\nWhat is missing today.\nExi",{"id":468,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":469,"piName":10,"institution":470,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":471,"abstract":472},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273123","SEAMAP: Early Modern Maritime Knowledge and Cartography in the Atlantic World","UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA","€277,206.72","SEAMAP explores the history of knowledge of the seas from 1600 to 1800. It focuses on representations of maritime phenomena on maps and charts of four strategic locations, across the five main European-Atlantic empires. By documenting knowledge of maritime natural phenomena, the project challenges the received view that seas were unknown spaces in the early modern period. It puts present-day environmental and social questions, particularly environmental degradation of the seas and the denialism ",{"id":474,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":475,"piName":10,"institution":476,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":135,"abstract":477},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276603","CollEdge: Collective Intelligence Emerges on Edge Learning Systems with Privacy-Preserving Knowledge Sharing and Lifelong Evolution","ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE","The rapid proliferation of edge devices with embedded AI capabilities enables local processing of private data, providing an inherent foundation for privacy protection. However, most current edge learning systems still depend on centralized aggregation, where updated local AI models are periodically transmitted to a server. This approach introduces inefficiencies in training and undermines robustness due to single-point failures. To address these limitations, CollEdge will design and implement a",{"id":479,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":480,"piName":10,"institution":228,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":229,"abstract":481},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283456","Ultrafast Spin-Lattice Cooling via Hyperbolic Phonon Polaritons in van der Waals Magnets","The next-generation spintronic device will be restricted by heat management. In ultrathin 2D van der Waals magnets, ultrafast optical or electrical pulses deposit large amounts of energy, while traditional lattice cooling is much slower. This difference often leads to rapid demagnetization and fluctuating spin order, which in turn limits both device speed and long-term stability. Given the limited practical cooling solutions available, it is difficult to remove the massive heat stored in nanosca",{"id":483,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":484,"piName":10,"institution":485,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":486},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278952","Towards Synthetic Life: Constructing Peptide-based Minimal Catalytic Protocells with Emergent Functionalities","UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL","The CAT-PRO (Catalytic Protocells) project focuses on investigating the emergence of complex functionalities from minimal chemical systems to bridge the gap between prebiotic chemistry and the origin of life. The project aims to construct catalytic protocells that mimic primordial cellular functions, utilizing peptide-based liquid-liquid phase separation as a scaffold for proto-metabolism. By incorporating cofactor molecules, the potential of these protocells to perform diverse catalytic transfo",{"id":488,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":489,"piName":10,"institution":178,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":490},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278522","PhotoBioLEAP; Biobased photon upconverting living hydrogel platforms for photosynthesis enabled technologies","Photosynthesis is foundation of our biosphere. Beyond its natural function to convert light energy into chemical energy that fuels most of the life forms and production of oxygen that we breath, humanity is now creatively repurposing photosynthesis to address modern challenges, from developing photosynthetic cell factories for sustainable chemical production to engineering life-support systems for survival in space. Many of these technologies use photosynthetic microorganisms, such as cyanobacte",{"id":492,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":493,"piName":10,"institution":311,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":494},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276535","Role of prophages in the evolution and spread of antiviral resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa","Most bacteria carry chromosomally integrated viral mobile genetic elements – prophages. Although parasitic, prophages can benefit their host via genes with systems to defend the host from infection by other phages. How does conflict between these phages shape the evolution and the spread of the defensive genes?\nI aim to study how prophage-mediated anti-viral defence spreads through populations of the pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Preliminary data shows that prophages can provide hosts with di",{"id":496,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":497,"piName":10,"institution":498,"country":453,"year":13,"amount":499,"abstract":500},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274077","Metal Ammonia Solutions, Shape and Interactions Varied through the Electrolyte-to-Metal transition","USTAV ORGANICKE CHEMIE A BIOCHEMIE, AV CR, V.V.I.","€191,918.16","Metals have been a well understood part of our world long before modern chemistry existed and our knowledge of metals has advanced since then. This would suggest that there exists a clear, atomic-level description of metallicity. However, the behavior of alkali metal in ammonia solutions demonstrates that our understanding is incomplete. This system creates solvated electrons, an electron stabilized in a void between molecules. The system exhibits a striking change from a non-metallic blue to a ",{"id":502,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":503,"piName":10,"institution":504,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":317,"abstract":505},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273558","Syriac Education, Abbasid Times: Reclaiming the Place of Syriac Intellectual Training under Muslim Rulers","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI CATANIA","Syriac Christian intellectuals played a crucial role in translating Greek science and philosophy into Arabic between the 8th and 10th centuries. Syriac groups had been translating the “wisdom of the Greeks” into their Late Aramaic variety, Syriac, since the late 5th century. Therefore, when the Abbasids took control over West Asian regions inhabited by Syriac-speaking Christians, these locals were called to action alongside other minorities living in the Empire, such as Zoroastrian Persians, to ",{"id":507,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":508,"piName":10,"institution":327,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":124,"abstract":509},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272867","Tailored lipid nanoparticles for iontophoretic ocular drug delivery.","Retinal disorders such as age-related macular edema, diabetic retinopathies, retinitis pigmentosa and glaucoma are among the leading causes of irreversible blindness worldwide. Currently, effective drug therapy is hindered due to anatomical and physiological characteristics of the eye, thus requiring ocular injections to ensure drug concentration to ensure therapeutic effect. These injections are administered monthly and associated with severe side effects, including retinal detachment, infectio",{"id":511,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":512,"piName":10,"institution":311,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":513},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283462","Salinity's secret climate impact: Does freshwater salinization enhance N2O greenhouse gas emissions?","The SALTY-N project aims to uncover how rising salinity levels in freshwater ecosystems influence nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions, a potent greenhouse gas contributing to global climate change. Freshwater salinization, driven by urbanization, agricultural runoff, and climate change, is expected to disrupt nitrogen cycling processes, specifically nitrification and denitrification, which are key sources of N2O. Current lake models do not adequately account represent N2O production and emissions and ",{"id":515,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":516,"piName":10,"institution":517,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":518},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279171","Ancient signals, New models: Uncovering the regulation of multicellularity through the Hippo signaling pathway in Choanoflagellate Rosettes","INSTITUT PASTEUR","Choanoflagellates are the closest living relatives of animals, and thus are a key source of information on animal origins. Some species of choanoflagellates, such as S. rosetta, exhibit facultative multicellularity through rosette colony formation. One critical pathway involved in multicellular development, conserved among metazoans, is Hippo signaling. This pathway plays a central role in regulating cell proliferation and organ size by regulating the activity of the key transcription factor Yor",{"id":520,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":521,"piName":10,"institution":57,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":522,"abstract":523},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276960","Metal-organic conducting polymers for emerging bioelectronics","€401,232","MOCoPoly is at the intersection of synthetic chemistry, materials science, and electronics, aiming to develop a new material class, metal-organic conducting polymers for bioelectronic devices. Bioelectronics is a rapidly developing field aiming to interface soft, polymer-based electronic sensors and electrodes with biological systems. Inspired by the benchmark material PEDOT:PSS but overcoming its limitations in synthetic tunability, difficult post-processing requirements and sustainability, MOC",{"id":525,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":526,"piName":10,"institution":527,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":124,"abstract":528},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280775","Unravelling Malignant Cholangiocyte Subpopulations that Drive Chemoresistance in Cholangiocarcinoma","HUMANITAS MIRASOLE SPA","Cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) is a highly heterogeneous and aggressive group of malignant tumours arising along the biliary tree. Its incidence (~5:100,000) is rising worldwide, and it already represents the second most common primary liver cancer (10–15%). Alarmingly, CCA-related mortality has increased by 37% in Europe over the past two decades, establishing CCA as a major health, social, and economic burden. The delayed diagnosis of CCA, combined with its pronounced chemoresistance, results in an ",{"id":530,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":531,"piName":10,"institution":532,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":533,"abstract":534},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285908","Coastal Storm Erosion Alert Systems","UNIVERSITE DE BORDEAUX","€325,542.36","Coastal storm-induced erosion is a pressing global issue threatening coastal communities, infrastructure, and ecosystems, increasingly exacerbated by climate change and human pressures. Yet, many regions—particularly the Atlantic coast of Europe—still lack operational Early Warning Systems (EWSs) able to predict storm-induced erosion, a key component for storm risk mitigation. The CoStErAS project addresses this gap by developing a predictive framework for storm-driven beach erosion that is both",{"id":536,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":537,"piName":10,"institution":538,"country":539,"year":13,"amount":540,"abstract":541},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276125","High-Fidelity Fabrication of HAR Microlens Arrays via Adaptive Toolpaths, Intelligent Feedback, and Elliptical Vibration Cutting","SABANCI UNIVERSITESI","TR","€165,205.2","High-aspect-ratio microlens arrays (HAR MLAs) are essential for next-generation optical systems, yet their fabrication is limited by surface errors, tool-induced defects, and scalability issues on standard 3-axis ultra-precision machines. This project develops a fully integrated closed-loop framework combining curvature-adaptive volute spiral toolpaths, FEM simulations, physics-informed machine learning (PIML), and elliptical vibration cutting (EVC). Adaptive toolpaths ensure constant cutter eng",{"id":543,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":544,"piName":10,"institution":459,"country":293,"year":13,"amount":294,"abstract":545},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280414","GUT-commensal Strain for Cancer Assessment and Notification","Colorectal cancer is one of the deadliest cancers in the European Union, claiming over 158,956 lives in 2022 alone. Despite its slow progression—typically over 10-15 years—early detection remains a major challenge. Current screening programs primarily rely on Fecal Immunochemical Tests, which detect hidden blood in stool. However, these tests often fail to identify non-bleeding cancers and can yield false positives due to benign lesions like polyps. Here, I hypothesize that engineering a living ",{"id":547,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":548,"piName":10,"institution":549,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":550},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274087","Symmetry-driven Writing with Intrinsic Torques for Computing beyond Hardware limits","JOHANNES GUTENBERG-UNIVERSITAT MAINZ","\"The explosive growth of artificial intelligence has exposed a fundamental flaw in conventional computing: the von Neumann architecture is inefficient for data-intensive brain-like tasks. A solution lies in unconventional computing architectures that integrate memory directly with processing. The key enabling component is a new class of ultra-fast, high-density, non-volatile memory. While magnetic random-access memory is a leading candidate, its progress has slowed. The incumbent switching techn",{"id":552,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":553,"piName":10,"institution":554,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":555},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276356","Analytic Advances for the Hybrid Bootstrap","KING'S COLLEGE LONDON","\"The conformal bootstrap program has been spectacularly successful in producing rigorous numerical bounds on the dynamical data of conformal field theories (CFTs)—systems appearing ubiquitously in many areas of physics and experimental setups. The standard numerical bootstrap uses basic consistency principles to exclude huge regions of parameter space, often leaving small allowed \"\"islands\"\" that essentially determine low-lying CFT data, e.g. for the 3d Ising model.\n\nDespite its success, the boo",{"id":557,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":558,"piName":10,"institution":559,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":135,"abstract":560},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281145","Epigenetic control of the cell cycle in a multicellular model organism","UNIVERSITAT ZURICH","Multicellular organisms rely on a carefully regulated cell cycle to coordinate cell division and DNA replication. Epigenetic mechanisms can influence this process, but during early development it is still unclear how this happens. The flowering plant Arabidopsis thaliana is a powerful model to explore this question. In particular, the endosperm, a tissue that nourishes the embryo, shows striking changes as it shifts from rapid cell divisions to a cell cycle arrest, offering a unique opportunity ",{"id":562,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":563,"piName":10,"institution":564,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":565},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279733","Development of an Integrated Modelling Platform for Predicting the Microstructure, Mechanical, and Durability Properties of Carbon Dioxide-Mineralized Cementitious Materials for Net-Zero Construction","UNIVERSITY OF NORTHUMBRIA AT NEWCASTLE","Reduction of CO2 emissions from the construction sector is critical for achieving net-zero goals and limiting global temperature rise to below 1.5 °C by mid-century. Concrete, one of the world’s most widespread construction materials, relies heavily on Portland cement, which emits approximately 1 ton of CO2 per ton produced. With global cement demand projected to increase from 4.1 Gt in 2020 to 6.0 Gt by 2050, the need for advanced and effective mitigation strategies is becoming increasingly urg",{"id":567,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":568,"piName":10,"institution":569,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":570,"abstract":571},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101286037","Tracing somatic evolution in corals with multi-omics: implications for longevity and adaptation","ALFRED-WEGENER-INSTITUT HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM FUR POLAR- UND MEERESFORSCHUNG","€252,656.4","Corals are foundation species that build reef ecosystems, supporting vast marine biodiversity, yet the cellular mechanisms underlying their extreme longevity remain poorly understood. As colonial, modular organisms, corals are capable of indeterminate size and lifespan, raising fundamental questions about how genome integrity is maintained. In unitary animals, somatic mutations drive age-associated decline and malignancy, but in corals, modularity allows deleterious mutations to be compartmental",{"id":573,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":574,"piName":10,"institution":311,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":575},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281466","Recombination in haploid-diploid organisms","The RHO project represents a pivotal step in Dr. Cécile Molinier’s career, providing the essential training and interdisciplinary expertise needed to establish herself as an independent researcher in evolutionary genomics. Meiotic recombination is a key process shaping genome evolution, yet our current understanding is heavily biased toward diploid model species, leaving a critical gap regarding how life cycle architecture, particularly the alternation between multicellular haploid and diploid p",{"id":577,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":578,"piName":10,"institution":579,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":76,"abstract":580},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277999","AI-driven Early Warnings System for Compound Environmental Health Risks in Europe","FUNDACION PRIVADA INSTITUTO DE SALUD GLOBAL BARCELONA","In recent years, rapid advances in artificial intelligence have revolutionised atmospheric forecasting, giving rise to AI-based weather prediction models (AIWPs) that collapse forecast runtimes from hours on supercomputers to minutes on a single GPU, while rivalling the skill of state-of-the-art numerical weather prediction models (NWPs). Yet this disruptive capacity remains largely untapped in public health, even as Europe faces escalating extremes of heat and air pollution. Crucially, hazards ",{"id":582,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":583,"piName":10,"institution":584,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":585,"abstract":586},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280752","The Maternal Turn: Images of the Reproductive Body in Latin American Contemporary Art","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA LA SAPIENZA","€184,586.4","This project investigates how the maternal body became a contested and politicised subject in Latin American art between the late 1970s and the 1990s. During this period, authoritarian regimes, reproductive policies, and growing feminist movements turned maternity into a terrain of both state control and cultural resistance. Through case studies from Mexico, Argentina, Peru, and beyond, the project analyses how artists challenged idealised notions of motherhood by deploying dystopian, abject, an",{"id":588,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":589,"piName":10,"institution":223,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":229,"abstract":590},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269371","GENomic Signatures Associated with Vertebrate Extinction Risk","Biodiversity faces unprecedented threats, yet current extinction risk assessments remain limited by insufficient integration of genomic, ecological, and historical data. This project will bridge this gap by revealing how genomic diversity and demographic histories shape extinction vulnerability across vertebrates, using advances in genomics and computational modelling.\n\nFocusing on ~200 species spanning mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish, the project will:\n\n- Quantify variation in de",{"id":592,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":593,"piName":10,"institution":311,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":594},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273563","Astrophysical Frontiers in Feebly Interacting Particle Searches: Multi-Wavelength Analyses and Predictive Strategies for Next-Generation Observations","The Standard Model (SM) of particle physics, despite its remarkable successes, cannot explain several key phenomena, including for instance neutrino masses and dark matter. A compelling class of extensions of the SM (BSM) involves Feebly Interacting Particles (FIPs) - such as axions, axion-like particles, dark photons, and sterile neutrinos - whose extremely weak couplings evade laboratory detection but may leave imprints in astrophysical environments. Ordinary stars, supernovae, and galaxies ac",{"id":596,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":597,"piName":10,"institution":598,"country":417,"year":13,"amount":418,"abstract":599},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285597","Co-creating literacies at the ocean-climate-people nexus to advance transformative governance in marine conservation through arts-based approaches.","CENTRO EM REDE DE INVESTIGACAO EM ANTROPOLOGIA","Advancing more effective governance in marine conservation is pivotal to addressing the pressures of climate and global change. Such governance requires approaches that recognise diverse knowledge systems, engage lived experiences fostering emotional connections with the ocean, and critically address power relations. This needs greater inclusion in decision-making and stronger integration of the human dimensions in conservation, with understanding the relational and evolving interactions between",{"id":601,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":602,"piName":10,"institution":603,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":604,"abstract":605},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277542","Multimodal AI-based Clinical prOgnostic Models for PArkinson's Symptoms progression and Subtyping","STICHTING AMSTERDAM UMC","€435,842.04","Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is the fastest-growing neurological condition with global cases estimated to double to 20M by 2050. The spectrum, onset and progression of PD symptoms are highly heterogeneous between individuals, hampering treatment personalization through early prediction of disease course. I aim to develop mAIcompass; a multimodal AI-based clinical application, that leverages longitudinal clinical and imaging data, acquired during follow-up examinations, to facilitate real-time progno",{"id":607,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":608,"piName":10,"institution":584,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":156,"abstract":609},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277512","The Digital Markets Act at the nexus of innovation-based competition and State Platform Capitalism","The platformisation of capitalism has concentrated vast economic power in the hands of a few dominant digital platforms, known as gatekeepers. These actors often exploit their position at the expense of businesses and end-users, undermining contestability, fairness, and innovation. To counter these risks, the EU adopted the Digital Markets Act (DMA). While the DMA has attracted wide scholarly attention, two major gaps remain: the lack of a dynamic analysis of its impact on innovation-based compe",{"id":611,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":612,"piName":10,"institution":613,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":614,"abstract":615},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275041","Resilient net-zero decarbonisation in Europe through near-optimal transition pathways of the energy system","DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET","€247,553.28","Europe is decarbonising in turbulent times, a complex endeavour requiring decades of prudent policymaking. The implementation needs to be sustainable, resilient to shocks, and to be truly successful, socially acceptable. Long-term planning of the energy transition is often modelled mathematically by optimising energy system costs. Decision making in the real world is more complex and needs to consider other aspects including modelling that explores cost-near-optimal solutions and other desirable",{"id":617,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":618,"piName":10,"institution":161,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":619,"abstract":620},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274031","Smart Hydrogel Microneedle Patches for mRNA Nanoparticle Vaccination","€236,340","The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the transformative potential of mRNA vaccines, yet their delivery remains confined to intramuscular injections, which cause discomfort, reduce compliance, and rely on cold-chain logistics. Microneedle patches offer a minimally invasive alternative, but current systems mainly provide single-burst, fixed-dose release, limiting safety and efficacy. This project, SHINE-Vax, develops a temperature-responsive hydrogel microneedle system for controlled mRNA vaccine del",{"id":622,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":623,"piName":10,"institution":624,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":625,"abstract":626},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277324","Generation and control of hydrodynamic electron flow in advanced 2D graphene devices","CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE","€309,153.72","In recent years, the study of the hydrodynamic regime in electronic devices has gained significant interest. Notably, charge carriers can mimic viscous fluids through a high degree of correlation between electrons, giving rise to various effects, such as superballistic conduction, where electrical resistance decreases below the ballistic limit. In a world where energy consumption due to IT is continuously increasing, controlling these effects could have a decisive impact on energy savings.\n\nIn c",{"id":628,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":629,"piName":10,"institution":200,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":614,"abstract":630},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282451","Nanopore based evaluation of genomic, epigenetic and transcriptomic impact of gene editing","Genome editing technologies such as CRISPR\u002FCas9 have transformed biomedical research and hold great therapeutic promise. Current safety evaluation strategies focus primarily on genomic alterations—off-target mutations, large deletions, and chromosomal rearrangements while largely overlooking transcriptomic and epigenomic consequences. Moreover, safety profiling is fragmented across multiple platforms, limiting accessibility and routine implementation. \n   This project, nanoGET, will establish a ",{"id":632,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":633,"piName":10,"institution":200,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":202,"abstract":634},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271945","Hybrid Andreev Quantum Devices","We will study an emerging platform for qubit technology, Andreev spin qubits (ASQs), that combines the benefits of two leading solid-state setups: superconducting and spin qubits. An ASQ is fundamentally a device that operates via coherent control of the electron spin, resulting in compact devices comparable to existing standard spin qubit technology. Different from standard spin qubits, however, the confinement of the electron spin in an ASQ is done with superconducting elements. This key diffe",{"id":636,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":637,"piName":10,"institution":638,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":639},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276178","VITAL-Rim: Vision-Tactile-Language Integration for Robotic Interactive Manipulation","THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL","The VITAL-Rim project, short for VIsion-TActile-Language integration for Robotic interactive manipulation, aims to enhance household robots' ability to assist with daily chores by endowing three key capabilities: scene perception through vision, semantic understanding via language, and real-time force control through touch. Currently, the development of household robots lags behind that of industrial robots, primarily due to two VITAL RIMs in homes: the barrier between humans and robots, and the",{"id":641,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":642,"piName":10,"institution":643,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":202,"abstract":644},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280262","Soil and Human Archives of early food Resilience and Environmental modification","AARHUS UNIVERSITET","The proposal addresses the critical need to understand past food systems in the face of climate change-driven food insecurity by exploring the transition from foraging to farming in Southern Scandinavia. Challenging the 'Neolithic Revolution' paradigm as a sudden shift to a farming diet occurring in the Neolithic, the project investigates whether Mesolithic Ertebølle societies (7,400–5,900 BP) intentionally managed pit deposits as anthropogenic soils for plant-use and landscape management before",{"id":646,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":647,"piName":10,"institution":648,"country":286,"year":13,"amount":649,"abstract":650},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277868","Warfare and Agricultural Resilience Nexus in the Ancient Mediterranean (6th. BC - 4th c. AD)","UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN","€252,728.64","In the Ancient World, as throughout much of human history, the destinies of empires and cities often hinged on their efficiency in warfare and agricultural robustness. The Warfare & Agricultural Regimes Nexus project (WARNex) delves into the intricate relationship between these two pillars of preindustrial societies, exploring how warfare shaped agricultural practices and, conversely, how agriculture influenced military dynamics. Moving beyond traditional studies that focus primarily on the deva",{"id":652,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":653,"piName":10,"institution":654,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":655},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279435","Molecular regulation of the axon–myelin interface in development and repair","THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH","Accurate myelination of neuronal circuits is essential for the efficient function of the vertebrate nervous system, as the exact amount of myelin ensheathing an axon influences the timing and energy efficiency of neurotransmission. Its importance becomes evident in multiple sclerosis (MS), when myelin damage disrupts conduction and ultimately causes long-term neuronal loss. Although remyelination occurs, regenerated sheaths remain abnormally thin and short, failing to fully restore function. Pro",{"id":657,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":658,"piName":10,"institution":659,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":660},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101284833","VIBRation control with smart hybrid Absorbers and Nonlinear Techniques","ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE D'ARTS ET METIERS","Lightweight, slender, topology-optimised structures are essential for greener products but are prone to broadband vibrations that degrade performance and safety. Classical linear tuned-mass dampers are narrowband, losing effectiveness under changing loads and nonlinear behaviour, while mechanical nonlinear energy sinks widen bandwidth yet suffer from detached response curves, limited amplitude range &added mass. VIBRANT overcomes these limits by transferring vibration energy into the electrical ",{"id":662,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":663,"piName":10,"institution":101,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":664,"abstract":665},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101263991","Advancing Social Robots for Personalised Healthcare through Multi-Sensor Fusion and Cognitive Large Language Model","€292,891.41","The EU population is ageing at an unprecedented rate, while the working-age population is shrinking. This demographic shift brings significant challenges, including rising demand for long-term care services, a healthcare workforce shortage, and pressure on pension and welfare systems. Recently, social robots have been adopted to provide companionship for human mental healthcare, while the current development is still at the preliminary stage, especially in the healthcare industry. \n\nThe general ",{"id":667,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":668,"piName":10,"institution":669,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":614,"abstract":670},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274340","Persistent rDNA damage in senescence: Linking nucleolar dysfunction to genome instability and inflammatory signaling","KRAEFTENS BEKAEMPELSE","Ribosomal DNA (rDNA) encodes the ribosomal RNAs essential for protein synthesis and thus for cell growth and maintenance. Owing to its repetitive nature, high GC content, and intense transcriptional activity, rDNA is among the most fragile genomic regions and is normally safeguarded by a specialized nucleolar DNA damage response (n-DDR). In senescent cells, however, persistent rDNA damage accumulates, coinciding with genomic instability and the chronic activation of inflammatory signaling pathwa",{"id":672,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":673,"piName":10,"institution":674,"country":382,"year":13,"amount":675,"abstract":676},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285249","Material–Structure Synergistic Design for High-Speed Magnetically Actuated Helical Microrobots","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN","€230,184.72","Cancer remains a leading cause of mortality, with over 90% of drug candidates failing clinical translation, often due to systemic toxicity from non-specific delivery. Magnetic helical microrobots (H-MMRs) offer a promising solution by enabling remote-controlled, minimally invasive navigation and localized drug release. However, their clinical translation is severely limited by speed: current H-MMRs achieve locomotion comparable to E. coli (~5–10 body lengths\u002Fs), far below high-performing microor",{"id":678,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":679,"piName":10,"institution":200,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":614,"abstract":680},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285151","Elucidating the role of maternal nutrient stores in the metabolism of the preimplantation embryo","The first cell divisions of an embryo occur in the absence of transcription. Therefore, early embryonic development is dependent on maternally stored proteins and mRNA. Recent findings have shown that maternally deposited proteins are long-lived, suggesting that they play critical roles beyond fertilization. Interestingly some of these long-lived proteins play a role in metabolism. Maternal nutrient stores such as lipids and glycogen are available in the oocyte, however to what degree and when t",{"id":682,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":683,"piName":10,"institution":684,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":685},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274248","Protonic Ceramic Electrochemical Cells for a Sustainable Future","FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JULICH GMBH","Protonic ceramic fuel and electrolysis cells (PCFC\u002FPCEC) are an emerging and attractive technology which can facilitate the transition from fossil fuels to low carbon, and secure energy supplies. However, there remain distinct barriers to their widespread practical applications. The challenges concern the refractory nature of the protonic ceramics, the limited chemical stability, and scalability. Further complexity is added from the established co-sintering process of the electrode and electroly",{"id":687,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":688,"piName":10,"institution":689,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":690},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101278386","Multi-Scale Biomimetic Modeling of Small Intestine Motility and Drug Dissolution for Next-Generation Oral Drug Delivery","UNIVERSITE GRENOBLE ALPES","Oral administration is the most common and cost-effective way of delivering medicines, yet predicting how drugs dissolve and are absorbed in the small intestine remains highly unreliable. This is because absorption depends not only on the drug formulation, but also on complex physiological factors such as gut motility, fluid mixing, rheology, and the microscopic structure of the mucosa. Current in vitro and in vivo models cannot reproduce these features, limiting reliable design of oral therapie",{"id":692,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":693,"piName":10,"institution":359,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":694},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280672","Self-Thermal Regulation using Metal-Insulator Transition of Vanadium Dioxide based Energy storage systems (STRIVE)","With growing concerns over energy shortages and climate change, the use of sustainable energy sources such as wind, solar, and hydropower has become increasingly important worldwide. Batteries play a crucial role in storing energy generated from these renewable sources. Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are preferred for their high energy density, efficiency, long cycle life, and low self-discharge. However, LIBs have a limited safe operating range in terms of voltage and temperature. Operating outsi",{"id":696,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":697,"piName":10,"institution":698,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":699},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281230","Railing Transnational Identities along the (Simplon)-Orient Express, 1880s-1940","Fachhochschule Dortmund","This project investigates how interior design, technological innovation, and comfort infrastructures shaped a material culture of transnational mobility networks, enabling the circulation of cosmopolitan values and collective identities across Europe from the 1880s to 1940. It analyses the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits (CIWL) most famous line, Simplon-Orient Express, as a transnational framework where carefully designed interiors functioned as markers of luxury, privilege and socio-ec",{"id":701,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":702,"piName":10,"institution":703,"country":293,"year":13,"amount":294,"abstract":704},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276645","Harnessing engineered lipid nanoparticles to tame autoimmune neuroinflammation by inducing regulatory T cells through CNS myeloid reprogramming","VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL","Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease of the central nervous system (CNS), driven by autoreactive T cells that attack myelin and trigger relapsing-remitting inflammation and progressive neurodegeneration. Current therapies rely on systemic immunosuppression, which mitigates disease activity but fails to restore antigen-specific tolerance, underscoring the urgent need for site-specific reprogramming within the CNS. As brain border regions, including the choroid plexus (ChP) and ",{"id":706,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":707,"piName":10,"institution":359,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":708},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101264591","SAPPHIS (Sapphic Culture in Hispanic Modernity)","This project aims to analyse the co-construction of Hispanic sapphic culture and modernity between 1923 and 1936, focusing on Spain and extending to Argentina, Cuba and Mexico. By applying the paradigm of sapphic material culture, the study challenges traditional teleological narratives that oppose the repression of the Primo de Rivera dictatorship and the progress of the Second Republic, instead highlighting continuities of modernisation shaped by gender, sexuality and cultural consumption. The",{"id":710,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":711,"piName":10,"institution":712,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":713,"abstract":714},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280570","Brain Predictors of Resilience to Adversity in Adolescence","UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA","€318,138.72","Adversity in youth poses a serious threat to long-term health and well-being, causing immense suffering and overwhelming healthcare systems. Two major sources of adversity in youth are adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), such as abuse or neglect, and chronic health conditions, such as chronic pain (CP). ACEs double the risk of psychiatric disorders, while CP in youth has severe long-term consequences, affecting all aspects of life and often persisting into adulthood. However, over 60% of youth",{"id":716,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":717,"piName":10,"institution":485,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":718},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101266258","Spontaneous One-Pot Layer-by-Layer Assembly Enabling Programmable Protocell Communication","Designing artificial cell-like systems that reproduce the organizational and communicative complexity of living cells remains a major challenge in synthetic biology and materials science. Protocells, particularly coacervate-based microdroplets, offer powerful platforms for investigating compartmentalization, biochemical communication, and emergent collective behaviors. Yet, their lack of stable, multifunctional membranes severely limits their potential, as conventional interface-assembly methods",{"id":720,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":721,"piName":10,"institution":722,"country":417,"year":13,"amount":723,"abstract":724},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269380","Reconstructing the inner ear of early Pterosauria to decipher the origin of endothermy in the flying reptiles of the Mesozoic","INSTITUTO SUPERIOR TECNICO","€191,343.12","REPTERMO asks when and how endothermy evolved in pterosaurs and early dinosaurs. Flight, rapid growth and filamentous integuments point to high metabolic rates in these clades, yet direct physiological inference from fossils remains difficult. REPTERMO will refine the Thermo-Motility Index (TMI), a biomechanical framework that uses morphometrics and functional models of the semicircular canals (SCC) to infer thermal physiology. A key gap is the lack of empirical data on ampullar stereocilia in l",{"id":726,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":727,"piName":10,"institution":183,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":229,"abstract":728},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269769","PRECANOMIES: Precarious Autonomies? Workers’ Identity and Technocontrol in Platform Economies from the European Semi-Periphery","The rapid growth of platform work, employing over 28 million people in the EU, poses urgent challenges for labour rights, identity, and governance. In Slovenia, a semi-peripheral country with around 30,000 platform workers, weak institutional frameworks, fragmented markets, and limited enforcement exacerbate precarity. Workers face the paradox of flexi-vulnerability: valuing autonomy and flexibility while remaining dependent on opaque algorithmic systems that control pay, visibility, and recogni",{"id":730,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":731,"piName":10,"institution":732,"country":733,"year":13,"amount":734,"abstract":735},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272952","Entangled Routes: Border-Crossers, Maritime Labour, and the Mediterranean Infrastructures of Capital","IDRYMA TECHNOLOGIAS KAI EREVNAS","EL","€181,423.68","In recent years, the refugee crisis and its aftermath have drawn renewed attention to the Mediterranean. Scholarship on contemporary migrations, however, has privileged relations among states, asylum-seekers and humanitarian organizations. It has overlooked the Mediterranean’s primary importance as a medium for the transportation of cargo. So, too, has this scholarship neglected the people whose labour sustains the sea’s place in the global economy. Entangled Routes: Border-Crossers, Maritime La",{"id":737,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":738,"piName":10,"institution":739,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":740,"abstract":741},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283681","Humanism and Nationalism: Reconsidering Zionism after the First World War, 1918–1938","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MODENA E REGGIO EMILIA","€420,751.08","The overarching objective of the NatHum project is to establish a new, comprehensive framework of national humanism, a little-studied Zionist current in the interwar period with the aim of contributing to a more accurate understanding of Zionism itself. Contrary to the still prevailing Zionist historiography, which identifies this movement with the establishment of Israel in 1948, NatHum will stress the importance of global networks and displacement of actors thus transcending the nation-state n",{"id":743,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":744,"piName":10,"institution":108,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":162,"abstract":745},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282630","Exile in Transition: Arab Cultural Production in Berlin","Rising anti-migration sentiment, racism and xenophobia define the current political climate in many countries in Europe and in the United States. EXIT studies those directly affected by this exclusionary rhetoric, Arab cultural actors in Berlin. Its central question is:  How do cultural actors with Arab backgrounds navigate the contemporary politics of exclusion in Berlin? In the aftermath of the Arab Spring, Berlin became a center of the global Arab diaspora and it witnessed a surge of Arab cul",{"id":747,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":748,"piName":10,"institution":749,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":750},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280069","Interwoven Musical Networks: England, the Netherlands, and Spain, 1520–1630","UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE","INMUNET addresses a critical gap in early modern musicology: the overlooked triangular musical exchange between England, Spain, and the Netherlands (1520–1630). While Anglo-European musical relations are well-studied, the specific role of Spain, with the Netherlands as a political and commercial ally, remains unexplored. This project employs an interdisciplinary methodology, integrating historical musicology, digital humanities, and archival research to achieve three objectives: first, to map th",{"id":752,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":753,"piName":10,"institution":195,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":754},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280401","Uncovering the Role of Small RNAs in Staphylococcus aureus Infections Using Human-Derived RNA Sequencing Data","Staphylococcus aureus is a major human pathogen responsible for a wide range of infections, from mild skin abscesses to lifethreatening conditions such as sepsis, endocarditis, and pneumonia. It colonizes about a third of the human population and can cause infections in both hospital settings and the community. The emergence of antibiotic-resistant strains, particularly methicillinresistant S. aureus (MRSA), complicates treatment and increases healthcare costs. Alarmingly, vancomycin-resistant S",{"id":756,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":757,"piName":10,"institution":758,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":135,"abstract":759},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283614","Molecular and genetic mechanisms of antifungal resistance in Zymoseptoria tritici","UNIVERSITE DE NEUCHATEL","Zymoseptoria tritici is a rapidly evolving fungal pathogen and one of the most serious threats to wheat production globally, including Europe. The growing emergence of resistance to antifungal compounds poses a critical challenge, with major economic and environmental consequences. Understanding the molecular mechanisms driving resistance is essential to developing more effective and sustainable control strategies. Despite significant progress, major gaps remain in our knowledge of Z. tritici. T",{"id":761,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":762,"piName":10,"institution":763,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":83,"abstract":764},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276852","Combining knowledge-guided process models and data-driven machine learning models for enhancing soil carbon modelling in space and time","INSTITUT NATIONAL DES SCIENCES ET INDUSTRIES DU VIVANT ET DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT - AGROPARISTECH","Accurate modelling and mapping soil organic carbon (SOC) variations in space and time are crucial for supporting soil health restoration, guiding sustainable land management practices, and contributing to climate change mitigation strategies. Although data-driven approaches, such as machine learning (ML), has attracted many attention in soil mapping tasks for its powerful ability to learn from data, it is better at capturing soil spatial variation than soil temporal dynamics. By contrast, proces",{"id":766,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":767,"piName":10,"institution":768,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":89,"abstract":769},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281176","Investigating the role of tRNA-dependent translational control in the onset and progression of Glioblastoma.","INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA SANTE ET DE LA RECHERCHE MEDICALE","Glioblastoma (GB) is a highly lethal brain cancer. Recent studies revealed striking differences between paediatric and adult GB tumours. Notably, the cellular hierarchy of GB mirrors lineage trajectories in the developing brain, supporting the view that GB originates from the malignant transformation of Neural Stem Cells (NSCs) into Glioblastoma Stem Cells (GSCs).\nRegulation of translation, via the availability of the key adaptors, transfer RNAs (tRNA), represents a sophisticated yet underestima",{"id":771,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":772,"piName":10,"institution":773,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":147,"abstract":774},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281237","Ion channelome of solid tumours: Novel immunotherapy targets for cancer-specific mRNA and drug delivery","DEUTSCHES KREBSFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM HEIDELBERG","Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of cancer death worldwide. While immunotherapies have revolutionised care for a small subset of patients, the vast majority remain resistant due to immunologically “cold” tumours and the lack of effective delivery systems for RNA therapies. ION-CANDEL addresses this urgent unmet need through a first-in-class precision platform that combines novel targets, advanced nanomedicine, and immune modulation into a single therapeutic strategy.\n\nThe proj",{"id":776,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":777,"piName":10,"institution":624,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":778,"abstract":779},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275635","Getting Ready for AdulthOod: Work, Upbringing and Play in the Phoenician and Punic Mediterranean","€261,854.1","\"Getting Ready for Adulthood: Work, Upbringing and Play in the Phoenician and Punic Mediterranean (GROW UP) offers the first systematic comparative study of childhood socialisation in Phoenician and Punic societies from the 9th to the 2nd centuries BCE. Based at the Institute of Heritage Science of the Italian National Research Council (CNR-ISPC), the project explores how children were prepared for adult life in contexts of migration, cultural encounters, and social reproduction in one of antiqu",{"id":781,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":782,"piName":10,"institution":122,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":317,"abstract":783},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279985","Credible Fear: Terror, Security and Asylum in the Inter-American Cold War (1948-1995)","\"CREDIBLE FEAR examines the “well-founded fear” principle that undergirds international refugee and asylum law. The legal standard was enshrined in the 1951 United Nations Convention on the Status of Refugees and the 1967 UN Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees; it defines a refugee as someone presenting a “well-founded fear of persecution” in their home country. State signatories to the agreements could interpret and implement the pacts as they saw fit. Within the inter-American system, ",{"id":785,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":786,"piName":10,"institution":749,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":787},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281521","PHASe-transition IONics for sustainable photovoltaics","Indoor environments - such as offices, homes, and smart devices - often lack a reliable, self-sustaining power source, forcing us to rely on disposable batteries. My work tackles this challenge by examining fundamental scientific principles that govern how phase-change materials (PCMs) can be combined with dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) to capture ambient light more efficiently. Unlike conventional solar cells designed for strong outdoor sunlight, DSSCs optimally convert low-intensity indoor",{"id":789,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":790,"piName":10,"institution":791,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":306,"abstract":792},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279001","From algae to land plants: how antennae regulate NPQ in the moss Physcomitrium patens.","STICHTING VU","Photosynthesis powers life on Earth by capturing solar energy and converting it into chemical energy to fuel carbon fixation. However, when metabolic pathways cannot utilize all produced energy, sunlight becomes damaging. Light capture is performed by pigment-binding proteins known as Light-Harvesting Complexes (LHCs) which optimize absorption but also increase the risk of photodamage under high light conditions. To avoid this, photosynthetic organisms evolved non-photochemical quenching (NPQ), ",{"id":794,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":795,"piName":10,"institution":648,"country":286,"year":13,"amount":796,"abstract":797},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270732","KRAS Targeting in Oncogenic Systems: reconstructing the KRAS signalling network to identify optimal drug combinations","€426,533.76","KRAS-mutant pancreatic and lung cancers are among the deadliest malignancies, with most patients lacking effective targeted therapies. The most common KRAS mutations, G12D and G12V, drive aggressive disease yet remain untreatable, leaving chemotherapy as the main option despite limited survival benefits and frequent resistance. Overcoming this challenge requires a systems-level strategy that goes beyond single-target approaches.\n\nThis project combines experimental biology, computational modellin",{"id":799,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":800,"piName":10,"institution":801,"country":38,"year":13,"amount":58,"abstract":802},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272868","Interneuron subtype-specific control of hippocampal memory encoding and retrieval","UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM FREIBURG","The brain’s ability to encode novel experiences and to retrieve memories from partial cues is believed to be dependent on the unique circuitry of the hippocampal cornu ammonis 3 (CA3) region. Previous research has focused almost exclusively on the connectivity and function of excitatory pyramidal neurons in subregions of CA3. The contribution of inhibitory interneurons, key regulators of network dynamics, is largely unknown. Yet, dysfunction of parvalbumin-positive interneurons has been linked t",{"id":804,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":805,"piName":10,"institution":806,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":778,"abstract":807},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272116","ThermaCORE: Thermus thermophilus Accelerated Co-evolution of Robust Enzymes for industrial applications","UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI VERONA","\"Applied biocatalysis faces a critical limitation: insufficient robust enzymes capable of enduring harsh industrial conditions, impeding circular economy development from waste materials. Current directed evolution methods are slow to screen large mutant libraries (10⁶-10¹²) and encounter significant stability-activity trade-offs where activity enhancement destabilise enzymes.\nThis interdisciplinary project leverages Thermus thermophilus, a thermophilic bacterium, as a living factory for directe",{"id":809,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":810,"piName":10,"institution":811,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":306,"abstract":812},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272916","Linking endemism centres and diversification rates for conservation","STICHTING NATURALIS BIODIVERSITY CENTER","During the last century, the loss of biodiversity associated with human activities has been increasing continuously. However, resources are limited, and conservation activities cannot protect everything. Typically, prioritization in conservation is related to areas of high species richness; however, the evolutionary history is often overlooked. In this context, the field of spatial phylogenetics aims to provide an objective way to preserve evolutionary history. In recent years, the Categorical A",{"id":814,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":815,"piName":10,"institution":816,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":117,"abstract":817},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265895","improvmenT of eaRth climAte understaNding from Signatures of calcIum and liThium Isotopes in carbONates","UNIVERSITAET BERN","Lithium isotope compositions (δ7Li) of marine carbonates have been used as proxies of continental weathering intensity, and are viewed as major indicators of Earth’s paleoclimate and carbon cycle. A caveat, however, is that the extent of Li isotope incorporation in carbonates is poorly known, and has never been determined for a major carbonate precipitation pathway: non-classical crystallization via amorphous calcium carbonate (ACC) precursor phases. Calcium isotope compositions (δ44Ca) are anot",{"id":819,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":820,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":14,"abstract":821},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268711","Multiphoton lithography and advanced materials engineering for the generation of shaped single and multispectral emission at the nanoscale","Focused femtosecond laser radiation enables the direct fabrication of nanoscale 3D structures from photosensitive materials, with sub-diffraction feature sizes. This approach, known as multiphoton lithography (MPL), has emerged as a versatile laser-based additive manufacturing method, offering maskless, highly flexible, and fully 3D structuring capabilities across diverse research fields. Interestingly, MPL is no longer limited to polymer-based architectures. Recent advances have extended its sc",{"id":823,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":824,"piName":10,"institution":442,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":130,"abstract":825},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275733","Klebsiella Autotransporter Repertoire in Microbial virulence and Antigenicity","Multidrug-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae represents a major global health challenge causing severe infections like pneumonia and over 600 000 deaths per year. The World Health Organization has designated this pathogen as a critical priority due to limited medical options, underscoring the need for innovative preventive strategies. While capsular polysaccharides and lipopolysaccharides have been the primary vaccine targets, their variability poses limitation for vaccine development. Autotranspor",{"id":827,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":828,"piName":10,"institution":829,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":830,"abstract":831},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274182","Tailoring Rieske Oxygenase Function through Electron Transfer Mapping and ML-Guided Design for Enhanced Biocatalysis","RIJKSUNIVERSITEIT GRONINGEN","€232,916.16","Enzyme catalysis is a key technology at the heart of industrial biotechnology, expected to drive economic growth and industrial leadership in the EU, while addressing social, environmental, and economic needs. Despite its growing impact, the full potential of this technology has yet to be realised. TROF-EM aims to bridge the gap between the potential of enzyme catalysis and its application in the sustainable synthesis of pharmaceuticals for Rieske oxygenases (ROs). These enzymes perform highly s",{"id":833,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":834,"piName":10,"institution":442,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":141,"abstract":835},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275382","Dynamic Equivalencing using Machine Learning","Global renewable capacity is projected to increase by nearly 5,500 GW (about 75%) between 2024 and 2030. While this rapid expansion of decentralized generation brings opportunities, it also introduces significant challenges, such as reduced system inertia, stochastic power output, time-varying operating conditions, and stability concerns. A couple of power blackouts in recent years have highlighted that the stability of system operation is a critical issue.  Together, these factors reduce grid f",{"id":837,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":838,"piName":10,"institution":839,"country":410,"year":13,"amount":840,"abstract":841},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101282952","Functionalizing Tailored Nano Lignin for Recyclable Bio-based Resins","KEMIJSKI INSTITUT","€198,557.52","An increasing number of countries are promoting the development of bio-based materials as a sustainable strategy to mitigate climate change and reduce dependence on fossil resources. Simultaneously, concerns about health risks and formaldehyde emissions from conventional wood resins have intensified efforts to develop bio-based adhesives as safer, sustainable, and recyclable alternatives. This project aims to advance kraft lignin through innovative modification strategies to produce novel, funct",{"id":843,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":844,"piName":10,"institution":584,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":845},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101211332","Machine Learning-Enhanced Coarse-Grained Modelling of Telomeric G-Quadruplex Multimers: A Multiscale Study","MCG-QUAD is an integrative study of G-quadruplex (G4) multimers—noncanonical DNA structures—providing a framework to interpret experimental data and connect a microscopic view to macroscopic observables through a novel multiscale in silico approach. G4s are ubiquitous in the genomes of higher eukaryotes and are believed to play key roles in various biological processes. The presence of G4s in the telomeric region has been shown to inhibit telomerase, opening the possibility for G4-stabilizing co",{"id":847,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":848,"piName":10,"institution":26,"country":12,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":849},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101244517","International Trade and Sustainable Development Pillars in sub-Saharan Africa: a Comprehensive Approach","The sustainable development (SD) paradigm focuses on addressing the needs of current generations without jeopardizing future generations by balancing sustainable development pillars (SDPs) (economic, social, and environmental). International trade, a key driver of SD and inclusive growth, often favors developed nations, increases socio-economic inequality, and harms the environment, despite the UN 2030 agenda’s emphasis on a balanced approach to SD. Moreover, there are conflicting theories and e",{"id":851,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":852,"piName":10,"institution":853,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":854},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265795","Unlocking Pile Anchors Capacity and Resilience for Floating Wind Energy","UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON","UPCareWind will develop a new framework for pile anchor design to unlock hidden pile resistance and resilience, and to support the acceleration of offshore Floating Wind Turbine (FWT) deployment. FWT is a key technology for harvesting clean energy over deep water, with thousands of turbines required to meet EU climate neutrality goals, as 70% of the offshore wind technical potential lies in water depths greater than 50 metres. Steel pile anchors are currently the most frequently used in the moor",{"id":856,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":857,"piName":10,"institution":858,"country":859,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":860},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281369","A Non-Fickian Inverse Model for Nutrient Pollution Sources Identification in River Systems Flow into the Baltic Sea","OULUN YLIOPISTO","FI","The Baltic Sea, a unique and sensitive marine environment, is affected by excessive nutrient inflows from northern European rivers, which threaten its biodiversity and essential ecosystem services and drive the ongoing problem of eutrophication. Effective management of nutrient pollution in the Baltic Sea is particularly challenging, as substantial portion comes from unknown sources. This highlights the urgent need for innovative and sustainable methods to trace pollution sources in river system",{"id":862,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":863,"piName":10,"institution":161,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":162,"abstract":864},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275365","Functional Characterization of Redox Switches in Mitochondrial Metabolism","Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are increasingly recognized as important regulators of cellular signaling, with hydrogen peroxide acting as a key mediator through reversible protein oxidation (redox switches). Mitochondria are the major source of ROS during oxidative phosphorylation, and disturbances in redox balance are a hallmark of mitochondrial diseases, which contribute to both rare inherited disorders and common conditions such as neurodegeneration and cancer. Despite advances in diagnosis, ",{"id":866,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":867,"piName":10,"institution":200,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":868},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276795","Developing next-generation genetic reporters for detecting horizontal gene transfer","Accurately predicting the spread of genes in the environment via horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is of critical importance to many societal challenges, such as the antibiotic resistance crisis. Our ability to make effective predictions of environmental HGT dynamics is held back by two key knowledge gaps. First, current methods of measuring HGT cannot detect the transient processes that give rise to HGT dynamics, as they can only detect the end result of successful HGT events. Second, mathematical",{"id":870,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":871,"piName":10,"institution":161,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":619,"abstract":872},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277100","Unmasking the Perivascular Adipose Tissue's Role in Diabetic Vascular Disease From Molecular Clues to Clinical Impact","Cardiovascular disease (CVD), such as coronary artery disease (CAD), is currently the largest global killer. Despite current therapeutic measures, patients with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) present a two-fold increased risk of developing CAD compared to people without T2DM. This highlights the unmet medical need for more powerful preventive\u002Ftherapeutic measures for T2DM-linked CAD. One of the emerging anti-T2DM-linked CAD targets is the perivascular adipose tissue (PVAT), which releases various factor",{"id":874,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":875,"piName":10,"institution":212,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":876},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101280919","Teachers in the postdigital era: Tracing Teacher Postdigital Professional Identities (TePPI) across educational ecosystems and career stages","At a time when education systems worldwide face a teaching vocational crisis and urgThis project investigates teacher postdigital professional identity (TePPI): an innovative framework for understanding how teachers’ professional roles, agency, and values emerge and evolve in deeply digitally entangled education ecosystems.  Using a longitudinal, mixed-methods design that integrates Epistemic Frame Theory (conceptual foundation), Quantitative Ethnography (research approach), and Epistemic Networ",{"id":878,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":879,"piName":10,"institution":327,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":880},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276767","Sex Workers as Agitators: A Socio-Historical Analysis of Sex Work and Migration in Italy, 1990s-2020s","SWAG addresses a critical gap in migration and sex work research by analyzing how laws, public discourses, and EU policies affect the experiences and political agency of migrant sex workers. Focusing on Italy (1990-2020s) as a key entry point to Europe, this project shows how changes in migration law and morality politics have reshaped sex markets and influenced public and political debates in Italy. Italy is a critical case because it shifted rapidly from having no immigration law (1990) to cri",{"id":882,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":883,"piName":10,"institution":200,"country":201,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":884},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265069","Transnational Orthodoxy in Wartime: Ecclesiastical Geopolitics and Identity in Ukraine, Moldova, and Estonia","In the wake of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Orthodox Christianity has reemerged as a crucial site where struggles over sovereignty, national identity, and geopolitical alignment play out. Transnational Orthodoxy in Wartime (TRANSORTH) examines how rival Orthodox churches in Ukraine, Moldova, and Estonia, as part of broader transnational Orthodox networks, respond to the war, articulate competing visions of nationhood, and both shape and are shaped by domestic and international politics. De",{"id":886,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":887,"piName":10,"institution":888,"country":382,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":889},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101283228","TheoTerra: Theopolitics and Canonical Territory in Moldova","CEU GMBH","TheoTerra investigates the theopolitics of Orthodox Christianity in Moldova, a country situated at the frontline of the contest between European integration and Russian influence. In this context, religious institutions do not act solely as spiritual authorities; they actively mediate political allegiance, social cohesion, and civil resilience. While scholarship has often overlooked religion as a driver of regional politics, in Moldova the Orthodox Church operates as a significant political acto",{"id":891,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":892,"piName":10,"institution":893,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":894},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275713","Regulating the Environmental Impacts of Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector","LIBERA UNIVERSITA MARIA SANTISSIMAASSUNTA","The project “Regulating the Environmental Impacts of Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector” (SUSTAIN-IA-PUB) addresses the urgent need to govern the environmental costs of AI, which remain largely invisible and unregulated despite AI’s role as a driver of the digital and green transitions. Current EU legislation, including the AI Act (Reg. EU 2024\u002F1689), pays only marginal attention to sustainability, leaving a regulatory gap that this research seeks to fill. The main objective is to prom",{"id":896,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":897,"piName":10,"institution":459,"country":293,"year":13,"amount":294,"abstract":898},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101277222","Gut Commensals as Next-Generation Chassis for Natural Product Therapeutics","Recent advances in synthetic biology and microbiome research have highlighted the pivotal role of the human gut microbiome not only in maintaining gastrointestinal health but also in regulating systemic processes such as metabolism, immunity, and neurobiology. In this context, engineering commensal bacteria for precise, localized therapeutic delivery with minimal side effects is an emerging frontier. To date, most engineered microbial therapeutics have focused on probiotic species such as Escher",{"id":900,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":901,"piName":10,"institution":902,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":619,"abstract":903},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101272778","Gender, Religion, and Ambivalent (Non-)Motherhood: Christian Women's Experiences in Belgium and the Netherlands","UPPSALA UNIVERSITET","Despite advances in gender equality, women across Europe are still widely expected to desire and pursue motherhood as a central part of their identity. In Christian contexts, these pressures are often heightened by teachings and norms that present motherhood as a sacred duty and spiritual calling. GRACE investigates the lived experiences of Christian women in Belgium and the Netherlands who do not conform to these gendered religious and social expectations. It does so by developing and using the",{"id":905,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":906,"piName":10,"institution":316,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":907},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273597","Planning 'the otherwise.' Scaling up the role of spatial policies for migrants, temporary and mobile populations","As migration processes evolve and spark global debate, it is urgent to qualify the link between public debate, policy agendas, and research – especially in destination areas. PLANwise addresses the migration-city nexus, reframing the role of spatial policies towards migrants’ temporary and mobile city dwelling. Global crises and regulatory frameworks are making international migration increasingly fragmented, circular, and precarious. Migrants' temporal and spatial agencies, along with infrastru",{"id":909,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":910,"piName":10,"institution":559,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":911},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281512","Pulmonary Hypertension in COPD : from Observation to Emerging Novel therapeutic Insights and eXploration","Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects over 480 million people worldwide and accounts for more than 3 million deaths each year. Pulmonary hypertension is a common vascular complication observed in approximately 30% of COPD patients, characterized by vascular dysfunction and associated with higher hospitalization rates, impaired quality of life, and significantly reduced survival. To date, no clinical trial has demonstrated a clear benefit of pharmacological therapies for this sever",{"id":913,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":914,"piName":10,"institution":915,"country":75,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":916},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268409","Activation of bilingualism in anaphora resolution by adult second language learners of Spanish","UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA","This project investigates how two languages interact in the bilingual mind by examining anaphora resolution in L2 Spanish among adult native speakers of Italian and English. Participants are tested in both mono-language and dual-language mode. Specifically, the study assesses how bilingual speakers link Spanish pronouns (null\u002Fovert) to their referents during online processing (via visual world eye-tracking) and offline comprehension (via untimed picture-selecton task). The innovation of this res",{"id":918,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":919,"piName":10,"institution":920,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":921},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101270077","Taming Hadronisation: Advancing the Modelling and improving the Extraction of the Strong coupling","ORGANISATION EUROPEENNE POUR LA RECHERCHE NUCLEAIRE","The Standard Model of particle physics is our most comprehensive framework for describing the subatomic world. Among its fundamental parameters, the strong coupling constant is the least precisely known gauge coupling, with an uncertainty of about 0.8%. The limited knowledge of the strong coupling poses a major obstacle to the current and future precision program of collider physics, particularly in view of the upcoming high-luminosity upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. Since th",{"id":923,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":924,"piName":10,"institution":925,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":926},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273180","Load-Deformation Coupling Mechanism of Helical Anchors during Constant-Pressure Torsional Penetration in Stratified Heterogeneous Soils for Offshore Wind","UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE","Helical Anchor (HA)—steel shaft with helical plates—provides a cost-efficient solution for floating offshore wind (FLOW), a crucial element of the EU’s energy transition. FLOW costs remain high (2~4 times fixed-bottom systems), partly due to mooring foundations, which account for 20~30% of expenses. HA alleviates this through efficient installation, high capacity, and material savings.Nevertheless, applying HA in FLOW poses unprecedented challenges: the required installation loads are orders of ",{"id":928,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":929,"piName":10,"institution":930,"country":417,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":931},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276813","Unraveling the role of animal-mediated seed dispersal on post-fire ecosystem recovery","UNIVERSIDADE DE COIMBRA","This project aims to quantify the contribution of animal-mediated seed dispersal to post-fire ecosystem recovery, delivering evidence-based strategies to strengthen forest resilience across Europe. I will achieve this by linking macroecological patterns to local mechanisms through the implementation of cutting-edge tools in network analysis, trait-based ecology, and temporal and spatially-explicit modelling. Hosted by the University of Coimbra (Portugal) under the supervision of Prof. Ruben Hele",{"id":933,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":934,"piName":10,"institution":935,"country":305,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":936},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101265894","One Device-Dual Function: InAs Quantum Dots-Based Integrated SWIR Emission and Detection for Next-Generation Wearable Devices","TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT","QDots-ID is a 24-months research project focusing on the development of a CMOS-compatible integrated photonic platform capable of short-wave infrared (SWIR) emission and detection within a single device.Current wearable biosensors rely on separate light-emitting diode (LED) and photodetector (PD) modules operating in the near-infrared (NIR) range, which restricts biomarker coverage and reduces accuracy across different skin tones. QDots-ID will develop high-quality, RoHS-compliant InAs quantum d",{"id":938,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":939,"piName":10,"institution":178,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":940},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276524","T cell suppression by antioxidant proteins released into the tumour microenvironment","Oxidative stress promotes genomic instability and oncogenic signaling in cancer, yet antioxidant therapies have largely failed to improve, and in some cases have worsened cancer outcomes. This necessitates a better understanding of how redox dynamics shape not only the biology of cancer cells but their interactions with the host, including the immune system. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are essential co-factors in T cell activation but whether cancers exploit this vulnerability to suppress T ce",{"id":942,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":943,"piName":10,"institution":316,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":944},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101279071","Biotechnological Remediation Innovation for preventing Decentralized wastewater treatment from impactful Gaseous Emissions","Decentralized wastewater systems are widespread in EU and worldwide and generate significant socio-economic and public-health costs: methane (CH₄) and volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, odours, and residual nutrient discharges, all under higher per-capita O&M and scarce technical capacity. The BRIDGE project proposes a first-of-its-kind, low-resource biotech-based solution that leverages nitrite\u002Fnitrate-dependent anaerobic methane oxidation (N-DAMO) mixed cultures to simultaneously abate",{"id":946,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":947,"piName":10,"institution":948,"country":453,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":949},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101276940","Controlling the morphology of carbide MAX phases\u002FMXenes through the starting carbon source","VYSOKA SKOLA CHEMICKO-TECHNOLOGICKA V PRAZE","MAX phases, a family of inorganic layered compounds with a unique combination of metallic and ceramic properties, have found interesting applications in several fields: high temperature coatings, joining, catalysis, sensing, biomedicine, solar energy harvesting, and energy storage... Although MAX phases have been known since the early 1960s, little attention has been paid to the effect that the starting reagents may have on the morphology (and, therefore, properties) of the final material. Thus,",{"id":951,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":952,"piName":10,"institution":953,"country":109,"year":13,"amount":619,"abstract":954},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101268979","Structure and Thermodynamics of Adhesin-Mediated Virulence in Enterococci: Overcoming Fortified Biofilms","UMEA UNIVERSITET","Gram-positive Enterococci account for a significant fraction of hospital-acquired infections but are often difficult to treat due to their proficiency in colonizing damaged host tissues, forming biofilms, and acquiring and spreading antimicrobial resistance (AMR). These AMR genes and additional virulence factors are often disseminated among the bacterial population via conjugation, the horizontal transfer of mobile genetic elements between cells in physical contact. Type 4 Secretion Systems (T4S",{"id":956,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":957,"piName":10,"institution":958,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":959},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101274094","Building-Integrated Structural Energy Storage: AI-Guided Design of Ductile Cementitious Composites","CARDIFF UNIVERSITY","Electrochemical structural energy storage, which enables load-bearing elements to store and release electrical energy, represents a crucial clean-energy innovation. When integrated into architecture, it can transform buildings from passive energy consumers into distributed flexibility assets for the grid. Furthermore, it offers a practical pathway to mitigate peak demand and support heat-resilient operation, issues of growing importance across the European Union (EU). In recent years, cement–car",{"id":961,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":962,"piName":10,"institution":963,"country":123,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":964},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271750","Investigation of Particle acceleration in Long-lived Astrophysical Shocks and magnetized Turbulent plasma interaction","ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI ASTROFISICA","Cosmic rays (charged particles that constantly strike Earth) remain one of astrophysics’ greatest mysteries: how are they accelerated to such extreme energies? Supernova remnants (SNRs), where powerful shock waves interact with turbulent magnetic fields, are prime candidates. Yet key processes such as particle injection efficiency, diffusion, and turbulence amplification remain poorly constrained.The IPLAST project will create the first laboratory–astrophysics bridge to address this challenge. B",{"id":966,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":967,"piName":10,"institution":968,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":969},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101269207","Misinterpreting reality: Investigating the neural basis of hallucinatory percepts","UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON","Psychotic disorders are amongst the most debilitating psychiatric conditions, estimated to have a global lifetime prevalence of 3%. Unlike other challenges in biomedicine, psychiatric conditions such as psychosis are predominantly characterized by subjectively experienced symptoms (e.g. hallucinations). A promising approach has conceptualized hallucination-like percepts (HALIPs) as confidently reporting a stimulus that was not presented, providing a tractable model of hallucinations across human",{"id":971,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":972,"piName":10,"institution":654,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":973},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101281153","Patronae of the Western Roman Empire Disclosed","The relationship between freed individuals and their former owners is central to modern understanding of the role of slavery in Roman society. While both men and women owned and manumitted slaves, scholarship has focused on male patrons in analysing this relationship. This androcentric focus extends also to the freed, with scholars focusing on how freed men were supported by their patrons in the former’s quest for social advancement following manumission. The result is a patronage model that see",{"id":975,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":976,"piName":10,"institution":977,"country":286,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":978},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273667","AI-Enabled Connectivity in RIS-Assisted NOMA and RSMA-based Low-Mobility Networks","MUNSTER TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY","The evolution of 6G wireless networks relies on advanced multiple-access technologies that improve efficiency and scalability. Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) are set to transform 6G by enabling dynamic control of signal propagation channels. 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Riparian ecosystems, which occupy the space between rivers and land, can contribute multiple benefits from refugia for terrestrial b",{"id":1003,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1004,"piName":10,"institution":459,"country":293,"year":13,"amount":294,"abstract":1005},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101271389","Unlocking Latent Totipotency for Regeneration Advancement in Plants","Regeneration is a vital survival strategy that enables injured plants to recover from damage, and it is an indispensable tool in agriculture for efficient propagation. This remarkable capacity relies on extraordinary developmental plasticity, allowing plants to regenerate tissues and organs through wound-induced pathways. However, little is known about how wounding triggers plant regeneration, creating a fundamental bottleneck for both basic science and applied innovation.The “ULTRA Plants” proj",{"id":1007,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1008,"piName":10,"institution":195,"country":82,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":1009},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101266022","Respiratory Epithelial Memory: Uncovering the role of trained immunity in the respiratory epithelium","Immunological memory, once thought to be exclusive to the adaptive immune system, is now increasingly recognized as a feature of innate immunity. This phenomenon, known as trained immunity, enables innate immune cells to undergo lasting functional changes after an initial infection, improving their response to future immune challenges. While trained immunity is well characterized in some cell types, its role in non-immune cells such as epithelium remains understudied. Respiratory epithelium is a",{"id":1011,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1012,"piName":10,"institution":1013,"country":453,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":1014},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101285072","SAFE-AUTO: Anticipating Chemical Hazards and Accident Risks in the Automotive Industry","VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA","Accidents and chemical risks in the automotive industry remain a major challenge, despite strict regulations and standards. Traditional occupational health and safety (OHS) systems often rely on retrospective analysis and static procedures, which are not sufficient to address emerging risks in complex and dynamic industrial environments. SAFE-AUTO project will develop an innovative, ML\u002FAI-driven decision-support framework to strengthen workplace safety in the automotive sector. By combining exis",{"id":1016,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1017,"piName":10,"institution":345,"country":102,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":1018},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101273405","Evolution of dosage compensation at transcriptional and post-transcriptional levels in plants","This project will address a key question in evolutionary biology: the evolution of sex chromosomes and the origin and regulation of dosage compensation (DC). Degeneration of non-recombining sex-specific chromosomes (e.g., Y in mammals, W in birds) causes gene loss and dosage imbalances between sexes. While some organisms with ancient sex chromosomes (e.g., Drosophila, mammals) evolved chromosome-wide DC, such systems are not universally observed in birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, or plants. E",{"id":1020,"funder":7,"programme":8,"title":1021,"piName":10,"institution":1022,"country":116,"year":13,"amount":10,"abstract":1023},"cordis-marie-skłodowska-curie-actions-award-101275130","Genome Mining-Based Discovery and Engineering of Trojan Horse Peptide Antibiotics Against Gram-Negative Pathogens","EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH","Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global threat, with the World Health Organization highlighting Gram-negative pathogens as a critical priority. New antibiotics with innovative modes of action are urgently needed. 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