4 researchers from Department of Neuroscience receives grants from the Independent Research Fund Denmark
Every year, the Independent Research Fund Denmark DFF funds hundreds of research projects. The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences SUND at the University of Copenhagen receives 36 grants of which 4 has been given to researchers at Department of Neuroscience.
Claus Juul Løland, Jakob Balslev Sørensen, Jens-Francois Perrier and Jens Bo Nielsen receive funding from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF).
The grants come from the DFF Research Project 1 and DFF Research Project 2.
A DFF-Research Project 1 is characterised by being a clear and well defined research question, where the research activities are expected to be of a high, international level of quality
The DFF–Research Project 2 is often characterised by a coordinated and mutually binding collaboration featuring a well-defined, joint research question. However, it may also be a project formulated by a single researcher
- Claus Juul Løland
The structural basis for the binding of cocaine to the human dopamine transporter
2.880.000 DKK
Research project 1 - Jakob Balslev Sørensen
Deciphering changes of excitation/inhibition-balance in the SNAREopathies
2.897.583 DKK
Research project 1 - Jean-Francois Marie Perrier
Astrocytes reinforce Theta Rhythm during memory acquisition
2.880.000 DKK
Research project 1 - Jens Bo Nielsen
Neural mechanisms involved in improved gait performance
4.796.675 DKK
Research project 2
Read more about the grants and their recipients here (in Danish).