Professor Obertelli receives prestigious ERC Grant for universe research!

Professor Obertelli receives prestigious ERC Grant for universe research!

Darmstadt, Deutschland - A real ray of hope for science in Germany: Professor Alexandre Obertelli from the Technical University of Darmstadt has received a ERC Advanced Grant , as the university itself reports in a current message. This high -response funding is awarded to leading scientists who, with their significant research results, make impressive progress. The President of the TU Darmstadt, Professor Tanja Brühl, congratulates Obertelli on this great success and recognizes his contributions to nuclear physics.

Obertelli, known as Alexander von Humboldt Professor, focuses in his research on the unexplored phenomena of atomic nuclei. He is considered a visionary pioneer in his department, and his work provides valuable knowledge about the elementary matter of the universe. The focus is particularly the focus of Strange-quarkks, which could take a key position in the extreme conditions of neutron stars, but do not appear on Earth naturally.

research with perspective

The ERC program supports outstanding projects that are located in one of the 28 scientific disciplines. The funding of these Advanced Grants can be up to 2.5 million euros over a period of five years, with the option to claim additional 1 million euros for "start-up" costs. In the last tender, 1,829 scientists submitted their suggestions - 14 % of them were finally selected for one of the coveted grants.

A total of 50 projects from Germany receive support, such as the Deutschland-Portal reported. These funding is part of the EU program Horizont Europe, which is supposed to promote research and innovation in Europe. Around 2,500 new jobs for post -doctoral students, doctoral students and other research staff are created.

a network for the future

The diverse research questions supported by ERC Grants range from environmentally harmful chemicals in the human body to the regeneration of the human heart. Sentellis research could be understood in a broader context that combines many scientific areas. The competitive situation is great, because outstanding scientists from 19 EU member states and associated countries argue about funding so that they can convert their innovative ideas into reality.

It is exciting to see what paths the research takes, and superior success is another component in a dynamic research environment that focuses on discovery and innovation. It is to be hoped that the knowledge that emerges from his work will further deepen our understanding of the universe.