14 DEC 2018
With seven new winners from the call "ERC Consolidator Grant 2018", Sorbonne University now has 133 projects distinguished by ERC (European Research Council) in its laboratories. Congratulations to the new winners:
- Alexandre Aubry, CNRS researcher at the Langevin Institute (ESPCI - Sorbonne University, Paris Diderot, CNRS)
- Enrico Barausse, CNRS researcher at the Institute of Astrophysics in Paris (IAP - Sorbonne University / CNRS)
- Juliette MANGENEY, CNRS researcher at the Pierre Aigrain laboratory (LPA - ENS / Sorbonne University / Paris-Diderot / CNRS)
- Valentina Parigi, Sorbonne University professorresearcher at the Kastler Brossel laboratory (LKB - Sorbonne University / ENS / CNRS / Collège de France)
- Laurent Remusat, CNRS researcher at the Institute of Mineralogy, Materials Physics and Cosmochemistry (IMPMC - Sorbonne University / MNHN / CNRS / IRD)
- Charlotte Ribeyrol, professorresearcher Sorbonne University in the team Anglophone voices, literature and aesthetics (VALE - Sorbonne University)
- Michel Thiebault de Schotten, CNRS researcher, Institute of Brain and Spinal Cord (ICM - Sorbonne University / INSERM / CNRS)
The ERC Consolidator Grant, a European grant of excellence
As part of the Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, the ERC Consolidator grant finances exploratory research projects on an innovative theme for a duration of 5 years for a budget of approximately €2 million.
Intended for researchers with 7 to 12 years of experience after their doctorate, this scholarship supports promising scientists who wish to form or consolidate their research team. With a very high level of competitiveness, the ERC Consolidator Grant call for projects rewards projects of excellence on ambitious and risky research topics.