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YDUN Grants from the Danish Council for Independent Research, October 2014

Danish Council for Independent Research awards 17 DFF-YDUN Grants to 17 female researchers in Denmark to the sum of approximately DKK 110 million. The grant recipients are listed below.

The grants are awarded within the framework of the Danish Council for Independent Research’s E2013 and F2014 + YDUN call, with the aim of strengthening the utilization of talent in Danish research by promoting a more balanced gender composition of the research environments in Denmark.

Grant letters will be forwarded to the recipients as soon as possible. Rejection letters will include a brief text, explaining the main academic reasons for the project not obtaining a grant.

Please be advised that the Council cannot be held responsible for printing errors and reserves the right to make adjustments. A very limited number of applicants have been admitted to a waiting list and they will be contacted directly.


Project Title: Papal Communication and Authority in the Central Middle Ages
Grant Recipient: Iben Fonnesberg-Schmidt
Place of Employment: Aalborg Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,462,540 DKK


Project Title: Uncertain Archives: Adapting Cultural Theories of the Archive to Understand the Risks and Potentials of Big Data
Grant Recipient: Kristin Eva Albrechsen Veel
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,453,580 DKK


Project Title: NIMBLE: NOVEL IMAGING BIOMARKERS OF THE LUNG
Grant Recipient: Marleen de Bruijne
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,466,946 DKK


Project Title: QWeb: Querying the Web of Data easily and efficiently
Grant Recipient: Katja Hannelore Hose
Place of Employment: Aalborg Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,474,204 DKK


Project Title: Chemical Production of 3D Graphene Biocatalysts for Enzymatic Biofuel Cells
Grant Recipient: Jingdong Zhang
Place of Employment: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,419,186 DKK


Project Title: “Sense and sensibility” - zinc-sensors and signals in plants
Grant Recipient: Ana Assuncao
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,379,200 DKK


Project Title: Reconstructing the history of the present day Greenlandic population with genetics
Grant Recipient: Ida Moltke
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,479,471 DKK


Project Title: Galaxy building blocks: Dwarf galaxies at high redshifts
Grant Recipient: Lise Bech Christensen
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,457,791 DKK


Project Title: ADVANCED LIFE IN EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
Grant Recipient: Nadja Møbjerg Jørgensen
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 5,592,126 DKK


Project Title: The upgraded Large Hadron Collider at CERN in 2015 : Higgs precision physics and search for lepton flavour violation
Grant Recipient: Stefani Xella
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,069,915 DKK


Project Title: Shareholders' duties
Grant Recipient: Hanne Søndergaard Birkmose
Place of Employment: Aarhus Universitet
Awarded Amount: 4,328,153 DKK


Project Title: How do welfare systems manage citizens with complex problems?
Grant Recipient: Bagga Bjerge
Place of Employment: Center for Rusmiddelforskning
Awarded Amount: 6,382,890 DKK


Project Title: Histone Recycling and Cellular Memory
Grant Recipient: Anja Groth
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,471,360 DKK


Project Title: The molecular mechanisms of heart disease -utilizing high resolution proteomics to identify key drivers of heart failure
Grant Recipient: Alicia Lundby
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,468,985 DKK


Project Title: Anti-angiogenic imbalance -- the missing link between preeclampsia, cardiac disease and cancer?
Grant Recipient: Heather Allison Boyd
Place of Employment: Statens Serum Institut
Awarded Amount: 6,447,744 DKK


Project Title: DYNAMICS OF THE MYELINATING OLIGODENDROCYTE
Grant Recipient: Lisbeth Schmidt Laursen
Place of Employment: Aarhus Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,461,384 DKK


Project Title: Hypoxic regulation of cancer associated fibroblasts
Grant Recipient: Janine Terra Erler
Place of Employment: Københavns Universitet
Awarded Amount: 6,393,600 DKK

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