ERC portraits: Giving ERC a face
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Here, we present successful ERC grantees and EU liaison officers. The portraits illustrate the full spectrum of ERC-funded projects, institutions and researchers. Further, EU liaison officers provide valuable insights in their work supporting applicants from initial information on the ERC to project to financial management of the grant.
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Information on successful SyG Grantees
Press releases about successful ERC Synergy Grants of the 2019 round.
We are pleased to publish and link other successful grantees and their host institutions. Please contact monika.schuler@dlr.de for further information.
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© Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH
ERC portrait: Dr. Blazej Grabowski and Dr. Katja Hübel
Modern material science is based on atomistic computer simulations. For these, huge timescales must be overcome – from femtoseconds to hours. In his project TIME-BRIDGE Blazej Grabowski will describe the thus far missing time interval between nanoseconds and hours using a novel method of atomistic simulation.
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© Helle Ulrich
ERC portrait: Prof. Dr. Helle Ulrich, Franziska Hornig and Katharina Zeller
With her ERC project, Prof. Helle Ulrich investigates a DNA repair system which contributes to the prevention of cancer and ageing processes. She is supported in project management by the EU liaison officers Katharina Zeller and Franziska Hornig at the Institute for Molecular Biology (IMB) in Mainz.
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