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The fellowships are granted under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, which form part of the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. The fellowships are meant to stimulate the cross-border mobility of experienced researchers both inside and outside the European Union. The fellowships are personal grants. All seven UvA researchers have been awarded European Fellowships, which last for two years.

The recipients
 

  • Ivana Burić (Psychology Research Institute): A novel interdisciplinary framework to investigate neural and immune mechanisms in mindfulness interventions
  • Balder ten Cate (Institute for Logic, Language and Computation): Logic and Learning: an Algebra and FiniteModel-Theory Approach
  • Luca Capaldo (Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences): Flow Photoelectrocatalysis via Hydrogen-Atom Transfer: net-oxidative C-H to C-C bond conversion
  • Akash Jain (Institute of Physics): Effective field theories for nonequilibrium many-body systems
  • Tobias Kappé (Institute for Logic, Language and Computation): Verification and Language Theory
  • Gediminas Lesutis (Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research): Infrastructured lives: assembling politics and liveable life in contemporary Kenya
  • Tomer Shenar (Anton Pannekoek Institute for Astronomy): Probes of gravitational-wave progenitors

This was the last round of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowships within Horizon 2020. Starting this year, a new EU framework programme will commence: Horizon Europe.