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  • Cluver cover

    Helping families through public health crises

    Lucie Cluver transformed her evidence-based parenting programme into accessible multimedia resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. By mobilising NGOs, volunteers, and social media influencers, her outreach efforts reached millions of families…
  • Stockhammer cover

    From dig sites to digital screens

    By collaborating with artists, filmmakers, and game designers Philipp Stockhammer creates content that resonates far beyond the field of archaeology. He sees public engagement as both a responsibility and a source of personal fulfilment.A…
  • Touvier cover

    Bringing food science to the public

    Mathilde Touvier helps shape the conversation around science and public health. She provides tools for informed food choices and advocates for policies that aim to make healthier options more accessible to all.‘Everyone makes daily food choices,…
  • Tobias Hauser cover

    How science meets community to create impact

    Tobias Hauser has bridged the gap between neuroscience and community needs by co-creating an interactive resource on obsessive-compulsive disorder. Imagine being trapped in a cycle of unwanted thoughts and compulsions, unable to break free. This is…
  • Diversity in excellent research

    Diversity in excellent research

    We take a closer look at some research funded by the ERC that investigates diversity in society. We look at three themes: the importance of accommodating diversity in health research, diversity from a technological and legal perspective and how we…
  • Diversity in research, research in diversity

    Diversity in research, research in diversity

    The world consists of countless cultures, backgrounds, and human experiences. Studying diversity is a lens through which we gain insights into these various perspectives and experiences that shape our communities. By studying diversity, we open…
  • View from both sides of the fence: a remote reviewers experience

    View from both sides of the fence: a remote reviewers experience

    To discover what it is like to be a remote reviewer or a member of an evaluation panel for the ERC we interviewed biochemist Kresten Lindorff-Larsen. Prof Lindorff-Larsen was a panel member of the ERC’s PE4 panel for Physical and Analytical Chemical…
  • It’s always too soon to quit: Reapplying for an ERC grant

    It’s always too soon to quit: Reapplying for an ERC grant

    We interviewed political scientist Adina Akbik, who was awarded an ERC Starting Grant on her second application attempt. She explained her personal winning methodology, the importance of perseverance and the value of feedback from the ERC evaluators…
  • Ensuring excellence: the ERC’s dedication to rigorous evaluation

    Ensuring excellence: the ERC’s dedication to rigorous evaluation

    The ERC is dedicated to advancing frontier research through a competitive, pan-European competition that places the utmost importance on impartiality and transparency in the selection process. This has led to the establishment of a peer-review…