The grants are awarded to researchers at all career stages and within different fields. Of the DKK 613 million awarded for new research activities, just under DKK 287 million is going to humanities and social science projects, and DKK 326 million is being awarded to research within the natural sciences. This year, for the first time, it was possible for up to four members of a Principal Investigator team to apply for Semper Ardens: Advance funding as a team.
Among the grant recipients are twelve researchers from DTU. They will receive a total of approximately DKK 39 million.
Grant recipients from DTU
- In collaboration with Professor Mogens Christensen, Aarhus University, Professor Cathrine Frandsen, DTU Physics, and Professor Rasmus Bjørk, DTU Energy, receives a Semper Ardens: Advance grant for the project ”Novel magnets through interdisiplinarity and nanocomposites (NOMAGIC)”.
- Senior Researcher Cornelia Jaspers, DTU Aqua, receives a Research Infrastructure grant for the project ”Jellyfi(c)ation paradigm re-visited: Combining novel observation technology with AI (JETTING)”.
- Postdoc Isaac Appelquist, DTU Chemical Engineering, receives an Internationalisation Fellowship for the project ”The Origin of a Nucleus: Understanding Surface Activation Energy”.
- PhD student Jon Bjarke Valbæk Mygind, DTU Physics, receives an Internationalisation Fellowship for the project ”Advanced Electrochemical Approaches for Methane-to-Methanol Conversion”.
- Associate Professor Kirstine Berg-Sørensen, DTU Health Tech, receives a Research Infrastructure grant for the project ”Combined Raman Imaging and Quantum Sensing inside Live Cells”.
- Associate Professor Line Clemmensen, DTU Compute, receives a Digital Research Infrastructure grant for the project ”FairVoice: Benchmark for Equitable Voice AI”.
- Postdoc Mads Rud Larsen, DTU Physics, receives an Internationalisation Fellowship for the project ”Resonant mode-particle interaction priors for energetic particle phase-space tomography”.
- Associate Professor Mikkel Bentzon-Tilia, DTU Bioengineering, receives a Research Infrastructure grant for the project ”Capturing microbial consortia in droplets to uncover carbon turnover”.
- Senior Researcher Navid Ranjbar, DTU Construct, receives a Research Infrastructure grant for the project ”Quantitative Raman Microscopy of Cementitious Materials”.
- Professor Sophie Beeren, DTU Chemistry, receives a Research Infrastructure grant for the project ”Ultra-Performance Liquid Chromatography – Mass Spectrometry (UPLC-MS) for Chemical Biology at DTU”.
- Postdoc Thorbjørn Skovhus, DTU Physics, receives an Internationalisation Fellowship for the project ”Intrinsic damping effects in magnon spintronics”.
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