Awarded Projects

QCD is the fundamental quantum field theory that describes the strong interactions between particles. It is one of the basic building blocks of the Standard Model of Particle Physics and it is responsible for the formation of nuclear matter.

Drug cardiotoxicity is a major health issue due to the need to develop new safe and efficient drugs in a fast manner.

Bubbly flows play a significant role in various industrial and geophysical processes: chemical and nuclear reactors, atmosphere-ocean exchanges. In addition, the current technologies to capture carbon dioxide involve chemical reactions between CO2-bubbles and liquid reagents.

Fluid mechanics are fundamental to collective behavior in nature and technology ranging from fishschools to wind farms.

The project focuses on developing a revolutionary generation of universal snakebite antidotes, answering an urgent WHO health priority.

The properties of atoms, molecules and solids could all be computed reliably if we were able to solve the many-electron Schrödinger equation quickly and accurately enough.

How did the Earth and the other terrestrial planets form? Even though there are many models in existence that attempt to solve this question, all of them suffer from specific shortages that can only be overcome with next-generation computation facilities.

P-type ATPase ion pumps transport ions uphill against their chemical potential to maintain the transmembrane (TM) electrochemical potential in cells which powers vital biological functions such as neuronal signaling, energy transduction and stomach acidification.

Two-dimensional (2D) materials have already revolutionized science, and have the potential to revolutionize technology due to their unique properties [1–7]. Their electronic properties range from metallic to insulating.