The Fellowship amounts to about 180,000 euros for each recipient and is awarded to promising and experienced researchers. A Marie Curie Fellowship is comprised of three fellowships: an Individual Fellowship and European Fellowship for researchers relocating to or within Europe, and the Global Fellowship for researchers from Europe who are relocating to an institution outside Europe.

The recipients

• Imran Akca-Avci (Academic Medical Center, AMC-UvA) - FOIPO: Functional Optical Imaging Probes for Otology

• Eddie Brummelman (Research Institute of Child Development and Education) - UPR: Unconditional Parental Regard: Its Nature and its Consequences
  Brummelman will conduct his research at Stanford University (US).

• Simone Datzberger (Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research) - EDU-DEM: Democratization through Education? The Role of Education in Strengthening Civil Agency and Voice in Sub-Saharan Africa

• Guglielmo Lockhart (Institute of Physics) - 6D STRINGS: Tensionless Strings of Six-Dimensional Superconformal Theories

• Anna Menyhért (Amsterdam School for Heritage and Memory Studies) - TRAPRODIG: Trauma Studies in the Digital Age: The Impact of Social Media on Trauma Processing in Life Narratives and in Trauma Literature: the Case of Hungary

• Annemarie Samuels (Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research) - AIDSsilences: The Power of Silence: a Medical Anthropological Approach to AIDS Care Narratives
  Samuels will conduct her research at Harvard University (US).

• Martine van Schouwenburg (Psychology Research Institute) - ORCA: Oscillatory Long-Range Coherence in Attention

• Jakub Tomczak (Informatics Institute) - DeeBMED: Deep Learning and Bayesian Inference for Medical Imaging

• Katrin Wiese (Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences) - WntELECT: Wnt Enhancer Landscape Characterization