University of Warsaw

ERC Starting Grant: The concept of teotl: a complex approach to the principal religious category of pre-Hispanic Central Mexico

ERC Consolidator Grant: Using Human Rights to Change Abortion Law: Involvement Patterns and Argumentative Architectures in the Global…

ERC Starting Grant: Challenging Problems in Infinite-State Systems

ERC Consolidator Grant: Reachability in Infinite Systems at High Resolution

ERC Advanced Grant: Smart-Contract Protocols: Theory for Applications

ERC Starting Grant: Chirality-sensitive Nuclear Magnetoelectric Resonance

ERC Advanced Grant: Predictive algorithms for simulating quantum materials

ERC Advanced Grant: Scholars, Animals, Images, Geographies, and the Arts: De-exoticizing Eastern Europe in the Early Modern Period

ERC Consolidator Grant: Were They Modern Humans? The Problem of the Initial Upper Palaeolithic in West Central Asia

ERC Consolidator Grant: Globalisation- and Technology-Driven Labour Market Change and Fertility

ERC Advanced Grant: Rethinking Queer Kinship: LGBTIQ* Families with children in Central and Eastern Europe

ERC Consolidator Grant: A provincial capital polis at the end of the Roman era. Periphery or a center of power?

ERC Starting Grant: Masters of the stone: The stonecutters' workshops and the rise of the late antique epigraphical cultures…

ERC Consolidator Grant: Urban biography of a cosmopolitan African capital

ERC Consolidator Grant: Multilingual worlds – neglected histories. Uncovering their emergence, continuity and loss in past and…

ERC Consolidator Grant: Towards a unified structure theory for dense graphs

ERC Consolidator Grant: Towards Unification of Algorithmic Tools

ERC Starting Grant: Proportional Algorithms for Democratic Decisions

ERC Starting Grant: Ultracold polyatomic molecules for controlled chemistry and precision physics

ERC Consolidator Grant: Limits of Structural Tractability

ERC Consolidator Grant: Incentivizing Citizen Exposure to Quality News Online: Framework and Tools

ERC Advanced Grant: Modeling disorder in crystalline materials using systematically improvable correlated methods