ERC Starting Grant - Winners 2023

• Thomas Andrillon, researcher at the Brain Institute, for the "SleepingAwake" project, (Sleep intrusions during wakefulness and their cognitive consequences).
• Sara Bizzotto, researcher at the Brain Institute, for the "LINMOS" project (Lineage tracing of the human brain)
• Nicolo Accanto, Inserm researcher at the Vision Institute, for the "2P-BRAINSCOPY" project (A two-photon compound fiberscope to study the brain at all spatial and temporal scales)
• David Gueorguiev, CNRS researcher at the Intelligent Systems and Robotics Institute (ISIR), for the "TANGO" project (Computational Modelling of Tangible Objects on Multisensory Interface)
• Nancy Paul, CNRS researcher at the Kastler Brossel Laboratory (LKB) for the "PAX" (AntiProtonic Atom X-ray spectroscopy) project.

Also:

• Dafni Hadjieconoumou, winner of an ERC Starting Grant initially submitted with the University of Heidelberg (Sorbonne University's partner in the 4EU+ Alliance 4EU+) for the GutSense project, has just joined the Brain Institute.
• Vincent Libis, Inserm researcher, winner in 2023 for his "MeDiSyn" (Scalable Microbial Metabolite Discovery Through Synthetic Biology) project, will soon be joining le the Computational and Quantitative Biology laboratory (LCQB)
• Richard Dorrell, CNRS researcher, winner in 2021 for his project "ChloroMosaic" (Environmental functions of the mosaic proteome of the secondary red chloroplast) will also be joining the LCQB.
•  The "PECUNIA" project (Private interests in public functions: Framing a new paradigm of power in the cities of the Roman Empire, from the end of the Republic to Diocletian) by Anne-Valerie Pont-Boulay, associate professor at UMR Orient et Méditerranée, submitted under the ERC Consolidator Grant 2022, was funded in summer 2023.