The research group during the synchrotron experiments. The largest part of the experiments will be performed at synchrotrons - ESRF (Grenoble) and Petra III (Hamburg).
The research group during the synchrotron experiments. The largest part of the experiments will be performed at synchrotrons - ESRF (Grenoble) and Petra III (Hamburg). © privat The European Research Council (ERC) has awarded Dr. Ilya Kupenko an "ERC Starting Grant". The research project "Light elements in the core" (LECOR), which the scientist plans to carry out over the next five years at the Institute of Mineralogy at the University of Münster with the help of EU funding of around two million euros, comes from the field of mineral physics. The ERC awards funding on the basis of the scientific excellence of the applicants and the proposed project. The research grant is among the most prestigious awards of its kind in Europe. The aim of the project is to determine the composition of the Earth's core.
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