ERC Starting Grants
ERC Starting Grants are the highest scientific award at the European level for outstanding researchers in a time window of 2 to 7 years after completing a doctorate. Funding of up to 1.5 million euros over a maximum of 5 years is provided for groundbreaking project ideas in all research fields.
ERC Starting Grant: Chromatin Packing and Architectural Proteins in Plants (CHROMATADS)
Grantee: Jun.-Prof. Dr. Chang Liu, Dept. of Epigenetics (190e)
Running time: 1 Jan 2018 – 31 December 2022
Marie-Skłodowska-Curie Actions
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions are a European mobility program and the European Union’s main funding program for doctoral and postdoctoral training. They promote international, interdisciplinary, and intersectoral scholarship, thereby enhancing individual research skills and achieving structuring effects in institutions.
ITN: Optimising multiple benefits of grass, legume and herb mixtures in crop rotations: modelling mechanisms and legacy effects (LegumeLegacy)
Host university: Trinity College Dublin
Principal Investigator at UHOH: Prof. Dr. Petra Högy, Dept. of Plant Ecology (320b)
ITN: Establishing a strong and lasting international training network for innovation in food and juice industries: a 4D-research approach for fruit juice processing (HiStabJuice)
Host university: TU Wien
Principal Investigator at UHOH: Prof. Dr. Herbert Schmidt , Dept. of Food Microbiology and Hygiene (150a)
ITN: Advanced Carbon Materials from Biowaste: Sustainable Pathways to Drive Innovative Green Technologies (GreenCarbon)
Host university: Universidad de Zaragoza
Principal Investigator at UHOH: Prof. Dr. Andrea Kruse, Dept. of Conversion Technologies of Biobased Resources (440f)
ITN: Design and Sustainability Assessment of Innovative biomass production systems and value-chains in the Bioeconomy (DESTINY)
Host university: Institut national des sciences et industries du vivant et de l'environnement – AgroParisTech
Principal Investigator at UHOH: Prof. Dr. agr. Iris Lewandowski, Dept. of Biobased Products in the Bioeconomy
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