EUR 4,7 million to researchers from MBG
Independent Research Fund Denmark has granted a total of EUR 40 mill. to 64 research projects at Aarhus University. Of these, researchers from MBG have been granted as many as EUR 4,7 million.
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Overall, Independent Research Fund Denmark is investing DKK 753 million in 215 new research projects within all the main academic areas. The large distribution of high-risk research funding is for ground-breaking research at universities, hospitals, associations and departments throughout Denmark.
The following researchers from MBG have been given a grant:
Independent Research Fund Denmark | Nature and Universe:
- Simona Radutoiu
Grant: 6,044,764 DKK
Project: Carbohydrate signalling during plant root microbiota establishment - Ebbe Sloth Andersen:
Grant: 2,879,364 DKK
Project: Cryo-EM analysis of RNA-protein complexes using RNA origami scaffolds - Kasper Røjkjær Andersen:
Grant: 2,855,145 DKK
Nanobody-driven signal modulation of symbiotic plants LysM receptors - Thomas Birkballe Hansen
Grant: 2,873,085 DKK
Project: Disclosing miRNA cooperativity using single-cell transcriptomics, reverse genetic screens and bioinformatics - Tinna Ventrup Stevnsner
Grant: 2,875,584 DKK
Project: Regulation of NEIL2 glycosylase activity
Independent Research Fund Denmark | Health and Disease:
- Jørgen Kjems
Grant: 2,878,279 DKK
Project: Circular RNA as potential biomarkers for nEURodegenerative diseases - Lisbeth Schmidt Laursen
Grant: 2,879,539 DKK
Project: Axo-regulated myelination in the central nervous system
Independent Research Fund Denmark | Technology and Production:
- Ken Howard
Grant: 2,879,993 DKK
Project: Multifunctional antibody-albumin immunotherapeutics with extended circulation and long-lasting effects - Daniel Otzen
Grant: 2,879,921 DKK
Project: Some like it cold: industrially relevant low-temperature enzymes - Claus Oxvig
Grant: 2,793,598 DKK
Project: A novel therapeutic strategy for the treatment of growth failure
See the other researchers in Denmark who have received a grant