e With a budget of 7 million euros, increased to 9 million in the 2023 edition,
and approximately 45 funded projects per edition, the University of Padua STARS @UNIPD Programme supports two-year individual research projects, characterized by ground-breaking and innovative ideas, proposed by Principal Investigators of any age and nationality aiming to carry out their research activity in one of the 32 Departments of the University.
Each call for proposals, which is published every two years since 2017, encourages excellent research, fostering a transparent and merit-based competition, and supports researchers in the submission of a proposal in the prestigious European Research Council funding schemes.
Find out more about funded projects, their level of innovation and their main features to reach for the STARS!
For more information, contact the International Research Office.
4NANOMED
4-D nanomedicine based on biodegradable and biocompatible nanoalloys
BabyGlucoLight
Impact of blood glucose variability on the very preterm neonatal brain
MOCAA
Metal-Organic Complexes in Atmospheric Aerosol: formation processes, properties, and health impacts
LRRKing
Role of the Parkinson’s disease kinase LRRK2 in shaping neurites and synapses
BICE
Global Change, Biotic Interactions, and Plants Invasions in Cold Environment
CHEMPROCALIM
Development of new chemical probes for organelle-specific real-time calcium imaging
FINDER
Fighting dengue virus: an innovative approach for the development of pan-serotype antivirals that act by disrupting the interaction between NS3/NS5 viral proteins
iNCANT
Versatile Non-Covalent ANtibody drug conjugates for Therapy and diagnosis
MICAMETAFLEX
Mitochondrial cation signaling in the control of metabolic flexibility
CDC
Computational Data Citation
hARTm
Generation of a functional humanized artificial muscle by combining two-photon lithography, decellularized muscles and human iPSCs
