JTC 2019 Funded Projects

The projects listed below are recommended for funding to the national/regional research funding organisations of FLAG-ERA by the JTC 2019 Steering Committee.

Important: The actual funding of the projects depends on the successful completion of the contract negotiations at the national/regional level. Please read the FLAG-ERA JTC2019 funded project – Important information_April 2020_update document for all recommended projects, to provide guidance on the next steps.

List of projects for the sub-call “Graphene – Basic Research and Innovation” (alphabetical order)

Acronym and title	Coordinator
2DHetero – hBN/Graphene 2D Heterostructures: from scalable growth to integration	Mindaugas Lukosius IHP GmbH – Leibniz Institut für innovative Mikroelektronik	DE, BE, FR
2D-NEMS – 2D-Material Heterostructure NEMS Sensors	Kristinn Gylfason KTH Royal Institute of Technology	SE, DE, ES
DeMeGRaS– Detection mechanisms in graphene radiation sensors	Avgust Yurgens Chalmers University of Technology	SE, DE, FR
DIMAG – Electrically controlled ferromagnetism in 2-dimensional semiconductors	Michel Houssa KU Leuven, Laboratory for Semiconductor Physics	BE, DE, FR, SI
OPERA – Nanographene for quantum technologies	Jean-Sébastien Lauret Laboratoire Aimé Cotton	FR, DE, BE
PROSPECT – PatteRned cOatings based on 2D materials benzoxazine reSin hybrids for broad range Pressure detection	David Beljonne Université de Mons	BE, FR, SI, SE
SOgraphMEM– Spin Orbit functionalized GRAPHene for resistive-magnetic MEMories	Paolo Perna Fundación IMDEA Nanociencia	ES, DE, BE, FR
TATTOOS – TunAble Twistronics : local tuning and probing of TOpOlogical edge states and Superconductivity in bilayer graphene	Benoit Hackens Université catholique de Louvain	BE, DE, FR
To2Dox – Transferable 2D layers of correlated oxides	Jacobo Santamaria Universidad Complutense de Madrid	ES, DE, FR, LV

List of projects for the sub-call “Graphene – Applied Research and Innovation” (alphabetical order)

Acronym and title	Coordinator
ETMOS – Epitaxial Transition Metal dichalcogenides Onto wide bandgap hexagonal Semiconductors for advanced electronics	Filippo Giannazzo Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche – Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi	IT, FR, HU, SK
GO-FOR-WATER – Graphene cOmposites FOR advanced drinking WATER treatment	Manuela Melucci Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche	IT, GR, SE, TR
GRAPHAR – Graphene enabled optical phased array for LIDAR applications	Vito Sorianello Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni	IT, IL, UK
LASERGRAPH – In-situ laser fabrication of graphene electrodes and interlayers for next generation CIGS/Perovskite solar cells	Emmanuel Stratakis Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (FORTH)	GR, BE, SI, SE
LEGOCHIP – Multifunctional Nanoporous Graphene Integration in Operational Nanophotonic Biosensor Devices	Cesar Moreno Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology	ES, IT, UK
MARGO – MAxillofacial bone Regeneration by 3D-printed laser-activated Graphene Oxide scaffolds	Claudio Conti Univerità Sapienza di Roma	IT, ES, GR
PeroGaS – Solution-Processed Perovskite/Graphene Nanocomposites for Self-Powered Gas Sensors	Liberato Manna Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia	IT, GR, IL

List of projects for the sub-call “HBP – Basic & Applied Research and Innovation” (alphabetical order)

Acronym and title	Coordinator
DOMINO – Development of cortical multisensory integration mechanisms at micro- and macro- scales during normal and pathophysiological conditions	Umberto Olcese University of Amsterdam	NL, FR, GR, IT
HA-CTion – Hypothalamic histaminergic modulation of brain regions involved in fear memory	Beatrice Passani University of Florence	IT, FR, NL
MILEDI – Multiscale Modelling of Impaired LEarning in Alzheimer’s Disease and Innovative Treatments	Ausra Saudargiene Lithuanian University of Health Sciences	LT, FR, IT
MoDeM – The “Motor-way” to Decision-Making: how the motor system drives cue-triggered decisions	Giuseppe de Pellegrino University of Bologna	IT, FR, NL
NeuronsReunited – Neurons reunited: data and software to reconstruct long-range projection neurons, place them in a digital reference brain with high precision, and model their interactions	Paul Tiesinga Radboud University	NL, DE, BE, ES, IT
PrimCorNet – Layer-specific characterization and modeling of fronto-parietal dynamics in primate cortical networks	Thomas Brochier Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone	FR, DE, GR
SENSEI – Segmentation of Neurons using Standard and Super-Resolution Microscopy	Nicola Vanello Research Center “E. Piaggio” – University of Pisa	IT, BE, FR
SMART BRAIN – Advanced Morphological Reconstruction of Human Brain Tissue by Multimodal Fusion of Multiscale Optical Imaging Technologies	Jonathan Mapelli Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia	IT, FR, NL
SoundSight – The sight of sound: how vision shapes the development of auditory inputs to the occipital cortex	Christian N Levelt Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience / KNAW	NL, BE, ES

*bold = coordinating country, italics = without JTC funding