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Leader Harald Giessen
Review Board Optics, Quantum Optics and Physics of Atoms, Molecules and Plasmas
DFG Programme Major Research Instrumentation Term in 2024
Nanotechnology is a driving force for scientific and technical progress. Photonic and quantum technology concepts have proven
their potential in the research ...
Leader Thomas Kuner
Review Board Neurosciences
DFG Programme Major Research Instrumentation Term in 2024
Techniques for visualizing the 3D ultrastructure of cells and tissues are becoming increasingly important in biology, medicine
and environmental sciences. ...
Applicants Gerhard Heyer , Marc Kupietz , Alexander Mehler , Roman Schneider
Subject Area Applied Linguistics, Computational Linguistics
DFG Programme Research data and software Term Since 2024
The project closes a central gap in empirical language research in the digital humanities, linguistics, and social sciences.
This covers the hitherto missing ...
Sensing the Unknown: Worlds of Knowledge and Natural History in England and the English Empire (17th/18th Century)
Applicant Daniela Hacke
Subject Area Early Modern History
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Sensing the Unknown examines the sensory practices that heterogeneous actors in England/London as well as in the Atlantic
(North America) and Pacific ...
Applicants Anja Schwarz , Nicole Waller
Subject Area European and American Literary and Cultural Studies
Subproject of FOR 5500
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
The project pursues a collaborative research design that engages with the theoretical and practical work of decolonization
carried out in the settler colonies ...
Signal-enhanced real-time magnetic resonance: Developing and testing tools to study cell metabolism in lymphoma cells
Applicants Stefan Glöggler , Dieter Kube
Subject Area Physical Chemistry of Molecules, Liquids and Interfaces, Biophysical Chemistry
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Signal-enhanced magnetic resonance is a unique tool to monitor realtime enzymatic reactions in living cells. The process of
signal enhancement of ...
Applicant Christian Brecher
Subject Area Metal-Cutting and Abrasive Manufacturing Engineering
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
The demands on the productivity and availability of machine tools and the quality of the products manufactured on them are
constantly increasing. At the same ...
Leader Christian Sindlinger
Review Board Molecular Chemistry
DFG Programme Major Research Instrumentation Term in 2024
A co-funding for a single-crystal X-ray diffractometer with suitably powerful radiation sources and X-ray optics for molybdenum
and copper Kα-radiation and ...
Applicant Oliver Genschow ( in cooperation with Emiel Cracco )
Subject Area Social Psychology, Industrial and Organisational Psychology
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Individuals automatically imitate a wide range of different behaviors. Past research has shown that such imitative behavior
serves important functions, as it ...
Applicant Lena Hipp
Subject Area Empirical Social Research
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
The outlined research project will investigate sorting and matching processes on online care and household platforms that
involve great information asymmetries
Strategies of Critique. A Systematic Reconstruction of the Debate on the Antisemitism Scandal at documenta fifteen
Applicant Georg Simmerl
Subject Area General and Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
In 2022, the fifteenth edition of the art show documenta caused an incisive debate in the German public. Its main points of
contention were how to detect ...
Applicants Steffen Anders , Dominik Brands , Jörg Schröder
Subject Area Construction Material Sciences, Chemistry, Building Physics
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Concrete is known for its susceptibility to cracking. Therefore, reinforcing steel is usually used. To limit crack-widths
in structures or for slabs of ...
Applicant Peter Gmeiner
Subject Area Pharmacy
DFG Programme Reinhart Koselleck Projects Term Since 2024
The treatment of pain by opioids is difficult because they induce severe side effects. Hence, the great demand for effective
and safe pain therapeutics has ...
Surveying Panel Participants’ Network Members: Integration of Egocentric Data Collection and Respondent-Driven Sampling
Applicants Carina Cornesse , Jean-Yves Gerlitz , Olaf Groh-Samberg , Sabine Zinn
Subject Area Empirical Social Research
Subproject of SPP 2431
DFG Programme Infrastructure Priority Programmes Term Since 2024
Individuals are embedded in their social contexts. Many large-scale multi-topic social surveys try to acknowledge this fact
by incorporating multi-actor (MA) ...
Applicant Gebhard Haberhauer
Subject Area Organic Molecular Chemistry - Synthesis and Characterisation
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
The objective of the proposed project is the use of chalcogen bond switching for the design of smart switches and self-regulating
receptors. The variations of ...
Applicant Iacopo Carusotto
Subject Area Optics, Quantum Optics and Physics of Atoms, Molecules and Plasmas
Subproject of FOR 5688
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
In this project we plan to develop a theory of the non-equilibrium steady state and of the many-body dynamics of strongly
interacting atomic gases under the ...
Applicant André Eckardt
Subject Area Optics, Quantum Optics and Physics of Atoms, Molecules and Plasmas
Subproject of FOR 5688
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
Ultracold atoms are highly tunable and clean engineered quantum systems. They permit to experimentally study interesting many-
and few-body states of matter in
Applicant Oded Zilberberg
Subject Area Optics, Quantum Optics and Physics of Atoms, Molecules and Plasmas
Subproject of FOR 5688
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
Exposing a system to external drives and losses can completely transform its state and response characteristics. Such out-of-equilibrium
effects are often ...
Applicant Ashok Kumar Jayavelu
Subject Area Hematology, Oncology
Subproject of FOR 5659
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
Myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) represent chronic clonal disorders characterized by an overproduction of mature hematopoietic
cells. This group includes ...
Applicants Frederik Damm , Florian Perner
Subject Area Hematology, Oncology
Subproject of FOR 5659
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
Clonal evolution and diversification is an important contributor to therapy-resistance and dis-ease progression in MPN patients.
A growing body of evidence ...
Applicant Robert Zeiser
Subject Area Hematology, Oncology
Subproject of FOR 5659
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
Myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN) often respond well to symptomatic therapy. However, this therapy fails to eliminate the
malignant clone, resulting in ...
Applicant Steffen Koschmieder ( in cooperation with Peter Krenn )
Subject Area Hematology, Oncology
Subproject of FOR 5659
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
In Myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN), constitutive activation of the JAK-STAT and other oncogenic pathways in malignant hematopoietic
stem cells (HSC), their ...
Applicant Jan Retelsdorf
Subject Area General and Domain-Specific Teaching and Learning
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
In the project, two previously unconnected strands of research will be brought together: first, research on judgment bias
when teachers assess students and, ...
Applicants Werner Borken , Cristian Estop Aragonés
Subject Area Soil Sciences
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Permafrost peatlands are hotspots of soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks and their accelerated thaw promotes SOC mineralization
potentially contributing to higher
The "ABC" of Abū Bakr al-Shanawānī (d. 1610). Arabic letter semiotics on the threshold of the Modern Era.
Applicant Berenike Metzler
Subject Area Islamic Studies, Arabian Studies, Semitic Studies
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
The study of the semiotics of Arabic letters is an entirely new field of research. So far, various aspects of Arabic letters
in Islamic cultural history have ...
Applicant Mark Spoerer ( in cooperation with Robert Klugseder )
Subject Area Economic and Social History
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Medieval account books offer a myriad of insights, not only into quotidian monastic life but also into what is colloquially
referred to as "grand" history. ...
The activation path of PEP7: Understanding regulatory processes during maturation of PEP7 and in activation of the SIRK1/QSK1 receptor complex
Applicants Klaus Harter , Waltraud Schulze
Subject Area Plant Biochemistry and Biophysics
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Plants as sessile organisms need to be able to rapidly adapt to altering abiotic and biotic environmental conditions throughout
the diurnal cycle and during ...
Applicants Florian Hett , Michael Kosfeld
Subject Area Empirical Social Research
Subproject of SPP 2431
DFG Programme Infrastructure Priority Programmes Term Since 2024
We introduce the Behavioral Measurement Toolbox (BMT) to establish the systematic use of behavioral measurement in the quantitative
social sciences. The BMT ...
Applicant Sergio Costa ( in cooperation with Flavia Rios, Fernando Baldraia )
Subject Area Sociological Theory
Subproject of FOR 5500
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
This project interrogates how emerging intersectional alliances overcome structural challenges to articulate struggles for
justice focusing on contradictory ...
The Book of Esther in Early Modern Venice. Transreligious entanglements of a Jewish-Christian image subject.
Applicant Nina Niedermeier
Subject Area Art History
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
In its role as an image subject being received across religions and being depicted in Christian art as well as in Jewish art,
the biblical Book of Esther has ...
The connection between the gut microbiome and testicular immune cells: implications for testicular diseases
Applicants Sudhanshu Bhushan , Christoph Ralf Reinhardt
Subject Area Reproductive Medicine, Urology
Subproject of FOR 5644
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2024
The gut microbiota has been suggested to influence male fertility and dysbiosis affects key testicular functions. Since testicular
macrophages (TM) are the ...
The Electrochemical Bipolar Membrane: A New Approach of Maintaining pH-Gradients When Coupling Electro-Organic Reactions at Anode and Cathode
Applicant Christoph Bondü
Subject Area Physical Chemistry of Molecules, Liquids and Interfaces, Biophysical Chemistry
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
It is of high interest to couple electrochemical aldehyde oxidation (at the anode) to the electrocatalytic hydrogenation of
ketones (at the cathode). To this ...
Applicant Volodymyr Litkevych
Subject Area Criminal Law
DFG Programme WBP Position Term Since 2024
This project is intended to examine the peculiarities of the German AML system, in particular its compliance with the international
FATF standards, its ...
The Interaction between Business and Human Rights and Corporate Accountability for International Crimes Focusing on Conflict-Affected Areas
Applicant Kateryna Buriakovska
Subject Area Public Law
DFG Programme WBP Position Term Since 2024
This research focuses on the role of the business and human rights framework (BHR) in holding corporations criminally accountable
for international crimes in ...
Applicant Fynn Holm ( in cooperation with David Fedman, Caleb Carter, Mariko Iijima, Claude Hauser, Christian Rohr, Shiori Hashimoto )
Subject Area Asian Studies
DFG Programme Independent Junior Research Groups Term Since 2024
This Emmy Noether project proposal is a global environmental history of the Japanese Alps and the following colonization of
East Asian mountain regions (here ...
The lipid crosstalk between platelets and neutrophils and its modulating effect on thrombo-inflammation
Applicant Patrick Münzer ( in cooperation with Robert Ahrends )
Subject Area Cardiology, Angiology
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Bioactive lipids are increasingly recognized as pivotal mediators in the development and progression of thrombo-inflammatory
disorders. Thus, this project will
The Nonverbal Communication of Winning and Losing: Are Emotional States Universally Expressed and Understood in Sport?
Applicant Philip Furley
Subject Area Social Psychology, Industrial and Organisational Psychology
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
An important topic within psychology—on which there remains continued debate—regards the universality of certain nonverbal
behaviors (NVB) and their ...
Applicant Steffen Koch
Subject Area Theoretical Philosophy
DFG Programme WBP Position Term Since 2024
Linguistic interventions are active attempts at changing our linguistic practices - to change the meanings and usage of gender
terms like "woman", to stop ...
The potential of German wetland ecosystems – an investigation of the biodiversity and secondary metabolite production of Basidiomycota with a focus on their antibiofilm properties
Applicant Hedda Schrey
Subject Area Organismic Interactions, Chemical Ecology and Microbiomes of Plant Systems
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
According to recent molecular ecology studies, there are millions of underexplored basidiomycetes – many of them have a fascinating
ecology. To defend their ...
The Proto-Śāradā Project: Towards the edition of a new collection of administrative letters and documents from pre-modern South Asia
Applicant Kathrin Holz ( in cooperation with Ingo Strauch )
Subject Area Asian Studies
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
The project will pave the ground for accessing a comprehensive collection of administrative documents and letters from pre-modern
India. The objects of the ...
Applicant Konrad Koszinowski
Subject Area Organic Molecular Chemistry - Synthesis and Characterisation
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Protodemetalation, i.e., the protolysis of organometallics, and the reverse process, so-called deprotometalation, are of singular
importance in organic ...
Applicant Claudia Steinbrink
Subject Area Developmental and Educational Psychology
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Correlational studies show that morphological awareness (i.e. the conscious awareness of the morphemic structure of words
and the ability to reflect on and ...
The role of the environment: allergies and asthma in a rural setting from childhood to adulthood - Bavaria-wide follow-up study of the GABRIEL cohort
Applicants Michael Schloter , Laura Wengenroth
Subject Area Epidemiology and Medical Biometry/Statistics
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Numerous studies indicate that agricultural environments can protect against asthma, hay fever, and allergies. The cross-sectional
study GABRIEL, conducted in ...
The role of the multi-KH domain mRNA regulator Khd4 during pathogenic development of Ustilago maydis
Applicant Michael Feldbrügge
Subject Area Metabolism, Biochemistry and Genetics of Microorganisms
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
Pathogenic fungi cause severe diseases and reduce crop yield substantially. In order to defeat fungi, we need to uncover their
infection strategy. In recent ...
The role of typicality in visual scene recognition: A comparison between neural networks and human memories
Applicant Niko Busch ( in cooperation with Jiri Lukavský, Filip Dechterenko )
Subject Area Biological Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
An image's memorability is determined by the extent to which its features are distinct from those of other images. However,
a mechanistic understanding of the ...
Applicant Daisam Jalo
Subject Area Musicology
DFG Programme Publication Grants Term Since 2024
Through considering the value of the Syrian music traditions as possible socio-cultural actor in the cultural reconstruction,
I seek not only to contribute to ...
Applicant Stephan Gräf
Subject Area Private Law
DFG Programme Publication Grants Term Since 2024
Employment legislation is the result of a balancing of conflicting fundamental rights. These general compromises do not apply
if the employer can invoke ...
The Tools of Clinical Knowledge: A Praxeographic Analysis of Psychiatric Research using the Bonn Study as a Case
Applicant Ketil Slagstad
Subject Area History of Science
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, one of the first major longitudinal studies of schizophrenia was conducted. The Bonn study
examined over 500 patients who ...
The variability of the topside ionosphere of Mars characterized from Mars Express and MAVEN observations
Applicant Martin Pätzold
Subject Area Astrophysics and Astronomy
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
The topside ionosphere of Mars, the region above the altitude of the peak plasma density of the main layer M2 typically located
at 140 km, is very dynamic. It ...
Applicant Sebastian Bischoff
Subject Area Modern and Contemporary History
DFG Programme Research Grants Term Since 2024
In 1970, the Federal Supreme Court concluded that in West Germany, in only a decade, “the previous taboo of sexual life has
been almost completely eroded, so ...