We are pleased to announce that in the competitions concluded by the National Science Center - OPUS 22 and SONATA 17
- there are 4 winners from our Institute - congratulations!
OPUS 22:
Michał Koliński, PhD – Head of the Bioinformatics Laboratory
Multi-scale method for amyloid fibril assembly using protofilament structures predicted by coarse-grained docking simulations
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and the project carried out in cooperation with the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology under the supervision of prof. Katarzyna Łukasiuk, in which MMRI PAS was represented by Michał Fiedorowicz, PhD
Glymphatic system in epilepsy pathogenesis.
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SONATA 17
Marta Aleksandrowicz, PhD MSc - theLaboratory of Experimental and Clinical Neurosurgery
Mechanisms and consequences of small cerebral blod vessels dysfunction in experimental hyponatremia in the presence of vasopressin
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Magdalena Oroń, PhD - the Laboratory of Human Disease Multiomics
Identification and therapeutic targeting of the mRNA splicing alteration mechanisms driven by gain-of-function TP53 mutants in human cancers
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About competitions:
OPUSis a call targeted at a wide audience, placing no restrictions as to the career level, degree or research experience of the principal investigator. All applicants are subject to the same evaluation criteria, which include aspects such as scientific excellence, degree of innovation of the research problem, potential impact of the project on the academic discipline and academic and research track record of the principal investigator. Under OPUS 22, the NCN received 1866 submissions with a total budget of nearly 2.3 billion PLN. Funding was awarded to 350 projects, worth nearly 500 million. The success rate was 18.76%.
SONATA 17 is addressed at researchers who hold a PhD degree conferred 2 to 7 years before the proposal submission year; its objective is to support those at the outset of their careers in innovative research. This round of the call attracted 1139 proposals with a total budget of more than 1 billion PLN. In the end, funding was awarded to 239 projects worth more than 240 million PLN. The success rate for SONATA 17 was 20.98%.
