ERC grants and other EU projects
The European Research Council (ERC) promotes pioneering research and awards grants worth millions to outstanding scientists for ground-breaking projects.
The European Research Council (ERC) promotes pioneering research and awards grants worth millions to outstanding scientists for ground-breaking projects.
The Synergy Grant is one of the most prestigious science awards of the European Research Council (ERC). The highly competitive grant supports pioneering projects that can only be accomplished through interdisciplinary collaboration between two to four teams of scientists and lead to advances at the frontier of knowledge. The funding amount is up to 14 million euros for a period of up to six years.
The following project by a member of the faculty is currently being funded as part of an ERC Synergy Grant:
The ERC Advanced Grants (up to 3.5 million euros over a maximum of five years) are aimed at established scientists from all disciplines whose highly innovative research goes significantly beyond the current state of research and opens up new areas of research.
The following projects by members of the faculty are currently being funded under an ERC Advanced Grant:
The ERC Consolidator Grants (up to three million euros over a maximum of five years) are aimed at outstanding young researchers from all disciplines whose own independent working group is in the consolidation phase.
The following projects by members of the faculty are currently being funded under an ERC Consolidator Grant:
The ERC Starting Grants (up to 2.5 million euros over a maximum of five years) are aimed at outstanding young researchers from all disciplines who are at the beginning of an independent scientific career in Europe and would like to set up their own working group or have already done so and would like to establish one in the longer term.
The following projects by members of the faculty are currently being funded under an ERC Startng Grant:
The European research framework program "Horizon Europe" (2021-2027) bundles almost all research and innovation-related funding programs of the European Commission.
The following EU projects are currently being funded at the Faculty of Medicine: