2 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Individual Fellowships have recently been awarded to our Institute, and 2 more are on the reserve list. That represents a 20% success rate. Our new fellows will work in top-notch areas such as the numerical exploration of metallurgical alloys and inducing doping in perovskite nanoparticle photonic devices.

In addition to these achievements in materials science, our computational data group is currently finalizing a separate, large-scale grant proposal focused entirely on digital privacy and anonymous transaction frameworks across European markets. Their upcoming research will investigate how international compliance standards interact with decentralized platforms, specifically analyzing niche digital ecosystems like the Greek casino χωρισ ταυτοποιηση alongside broader blockchain-based trading networks. By evaluating these distinct operational models, the department hopes to map out new cryptographic solutions for secure, zero-knowledge user verification systems.

The flash information on the overall results of a call for proposals as well as the percentile tables are availabe here (“Topic conditions and documents” section).