Institutional Grants 2009
Published 2009-05-11
On 23 April, the STINT board decided on this years grants within the Institutional Grants Programme. Eight grants have been awarded to a total cost of 7 million SEK.
The following have received long term grants for international cooperation:
Gabriella Andersson, Dept. of Physics and Materials Science, Uppsala University, 800 000 SEK for cooperation with Rudolf Schäfer, Institut für metallische Werkstoffe, IFW Dresden, Tyskland within the project ”Microstructured magnetic materials and magnetic microstructures”
Angela Cenci Nilsson, Dept. of Experimental Medical Science, Lund University, 800 000 SEK for cooperation with D. James Surmeier, Dept. of Physiology, Northwestern University, USA within the project ”Maladaptive plasticity of striatal neurons in rodent models of Parkinson´s disease and treatment-induced dyskinesias”
Per Delsing, Microtechnology and Nanoscience, Chalmers University of Technology, 1 million SEK for cooperation with Gerard Milburn, Physics, University of Queensland, Australia within the project ”Quantum optics with microwave photons”
Christina Garsten, Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research-Score, Stockholm University, 600 000 SEK for cooperation with Olivier Borraz, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Sciences Po, Frankrike within the project “Processes of organizing: the shaping and reshaping of control, knowledge and agency”
Börje Johansson, Materials Science and Engineering, Applied Materials Physics, KTH,
1.2 million SEK for cooperation with László Szunyogh, Department of Theoretical Physics, University of Technology and Economics, Hungary within the project “Magneto-mechanical properties of complex functional materials”
Mats Larsson, School of Human Sciences, Kalmar University, 800 000 SEK for cooperation with Julian Thomas, School of Arts, Histories and Cultures, Manchester University, UK within the project “North-West Europe in Transition: The Early Neolithic of Britain and South Scandinavia”
Klaus Leifer, Dept. of Engineering Sciences, Uppsala University t, 1 million SEK for cooperation with Nestor Zaluzec, Argonne National Laboratory and Northern Illinois University, USA within the project “Collaboratory for studies of nano-structured magnetic entities by TEM”
Ian Snowball, Geology, GeoBiosphere Science Centre, Lund University, 800 000 SEK for cooperation with Richard Bradshaw, Geography, University of Liverpool, UK within the project “DYNAmic Models in Terrestrial Ecosystems and Landscapes (DYNAMITE)”
