Since the European Research Council (ERC) launched in 2007, many innovative and ambitious projects by EMBL scientists have been awarded financial support by the ERC.
The ERC promotes frontier research by outstanding scientists and selects projects based solely on scientific excellence.
During their time at EMBL, the following scientists have been awarded funding across the three ERC core grant schemes: starting, consolidator and advanced grants.
Giant-leaps during tumorigenesis: Dissecting saltatory evolution in cancer ‘in the making’
Collective signaling oscillations in embryonic patterning – revealing underlying principles
Molecular interconnections between transcription, translation and DNA repair in bacteria
Quantitative Investigation of Interspecies Differences in Developmental Tempo
Unraveling the regulation of crossover formation from its in vivo dynamics
Visualizing trans-splicing molecular machines across scales
Development of advanced optical tools for studying cellular mechanics at high spatial and temporal resolution
Mechanistic models of leukemia-niche interaction using multimodal single-cell profiling
Functional and structural studies of the U12-dependent splicing in human cells
Development of novel 3D vascularized cardiac models to investigate Coronary Microvascular Disease
Resolving metabolic interactions between the gut microbiota and the host with multi-omics-based modelling
Gut microbiota drug biotransformation as a tool to unravel the mechanisms of metabolic microbiota-host interactions
Translation in cellular context: Elucidating function, organization and regulation with near-atomic models in whole cells
Translation in cellular context: Elucidating function, organization and regulation with near-atomic models in whole cells
EMBL has a long-standing tradition of scientific excellence that builds on highly interactive research Units and takes pride in the level of collaborative work engaged in by its Groups and Teams, involving both EMBL-internal and external collaborators.