ERC_16_MOBIL, Call for proposals relating to visiting research groups supported by ERC, Round 3-4
ERC_16_MOBIL, Call for proposals relating to visiting research groups supported by ERC, Round 3-4
01 February 2018
Modified: 21 August 2018
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The call aims to further improve the already considerable success rate of Hungarian researchers affiliated to Hungarian research institutions in ERC funding programmes, thus increasing the number of ERC funded projects in Hungary and the international reputation of Hungarian researchers and research institutions. The call enables researchers having a legal relationship with a Hungarian research centre to do research and exchange information while spending three to four months in a research group whose principal investigator has already won StG, CoG or AdG funding. This allows researchers to gain hands-on experience in how to prepare a successful ERC project proposal and how to lead an ERC funded research group, increasing their chance to successfully apply for ERC funding when returning home.
In the jointly assessed third and fourth rounds the following applicants were selected for non-refundable mobility funding from the NRDI Fund.
FUNDED PROJECTS, ROUND 3-4
Funding organisation: NRDI Office
Source: NRDI Fund
Date of decision: 29 January 2018
Project code |
Name of applicant(s) |
Project title |
Host research organisation / ERC-project |
Amount of awarded funds (HUF) |
127070 |
Deák-Valkó Orsolya |
Biodiverzitás és ökoszisztéma funkciók vizsgálata száraz gyepekben |
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos / BIODESERT |
3 071 000 |
127722 |
Fekete István Csaba |
Erdő talajok szén forgalmának radioaktív szén izotopós vizsgálata különböző talaj rétegekben a Max Planck Institute-ban |
Max Planck Institue for Biogeochemistry / 14Constraint |
3 071 000 |
127725 |
Hosszú Ádám |
A legkorszerűbb, noninvazív BOLD-MRI módszer bevezetése a vese hemodinamika és szöveti oxigenizáció vizsgálatára |
Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine / ThermalMR |
4 037 000 |
127740 |
Kaposi Ambrus |
Setoid típuselmélet |
INRIA Research Center Rennes / CoqHoTT |
2 329 000 |
127742 |
Janacsek Karolina |
Az emberi emlékezet és tanulás jobb megértése felé |
Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London / NEUROMEM |
2 223 000 |
127768 |
Kiss Viktória |
Ősi közösségek, ősi fémművesség. A közép-európai bronzkori cserekereskedelmi hálózatok értelmezése |
Curt-Engelhorn-Centre for Archaeometry gGmbH / BRONZEAGETIN |
2 994 000 |
127752 |
Pankotai Tibor |
Transzkripcionális csendesítés a DNS károsodások során |
Institute of Genetics and Molecular and Cellular Biology (IGBMC) / 3D-REPAIR and BIRTOACTION |
4 088 000 |
Updated: 21 August 2018