Grants from Preludium Bis 4 for the University of Wrocław
The Competition PRELUDIUM BIS 4 of the National Science Center was settled. The University of Wrocław was given four grants, which financial support accounts for more than 2,4 million PLN! Two of the award-winning projects were created in the Faculty of Chemistry, one in the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics, and one in the Faculty of Biotechnology.
We are very pleased with the four grants from Preludium Bis for the University of Wrocław. Congratulations to the project managers of the projects. We are also very pleased with the new interesting doctoral theses that will result from the funded projects. We present the list of projects from our university, which have received funding:
1. Virtual Justice. Remote proceedings before the International Criminal Court – threat or opportunity?
Project manager: dr hab. Karolina Elżbieta Kremens
Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics
Appropriation: 522 914,00 PLN
2. Investigating the role of fibroblast growth factor receptors and STAT transcription factors in the targeted therapy of acute myeloid leukemias
Project manager: prof. dr hab. Ewa Teresa Marcinkowska
Faculty of Biotechnology
Appropriation: 564 000,00 PLN
3. Retro-inverso strategy as a way to enhance the antimicrobial activity of clavanin complexes
Project manager: dr hab. inż. Magdalena Alina Rowińska-Żyrek, prof. UWr
Faculty of Chemistry
Appropriation: 684 298,00 PLN
4. Free Radical Polymerization in Metal-Organic Frameworks – towards New MOF/Polymer Hybrids.
Project manager: dr hab. inż. Wojciech Bury
Faculty of Chemistry
Appropriation: 648 308,00 PLN
Contest results of the PRELUDIUM BIS 4
In the 4th edition of the contest 248 scientists have been trying for funding. Grants with a total value of 34,7 million PLN will be received by 58 applicants. Received funds can be spent, among other things, on research, doctoral scholarships or salary for supervisor.
The aim of the contest PRELUDIUM BIS is a support of PhD students and funding research projects executed by them because of prepared doctoral theses. Research team consists of only two people – supervisor, which is a project manager, and PhD student. The contest also supports international mobility of PhD students, who are obliged to complete a foreign internship funded by the National Agency for Academic Exchange.
Translated by Natalia Idczak (student of English Studies at the University of Wrocław) as part of the translation practice.
