ERC Consolidator Grant 2025: Three winning projects in mathematics
The European Research Council today announced the winners of the Consolidator grants, which each year support numerous projects by mid-career scientists. In mathematics, three projects were selected.
In 2025, the European Research Council (ERC) is funding 349 researchers in Europe through its ERC Consolidator Grants, for a total amount of €728 million from the Horizon Europe framework program.
Supporting the best in exploratory research in all fields, these grants reward European project leaders who obtained their doctorate between 7 and 12 years ago. Consolidator grants (up to €2 million) fall between Starting grants (up to €1.5 million and 2 to 7 years after a PhD) and Advanced grants (up to €2.5 million and aimed at established researchers). They are awarded once a year for a period of five years to scientists from all countries around the world, but who must carry out their research in a European or associated country.
In mathematics, the winners are:
 | André Belotto da Silva, professor and researcher at the Institut de mathématiques de Jussieur – Paris Rive Gauche1 , for his DiffeRS project |
 | Antoine Levitt, professor and researcher at the Laboratoire de mathématiques d’Orsay2 , for his TENUMEL project |
 | Katharina Schratz, professor and researcher at the Laboratoire Jacques Louis Lions3 , for its ReStruCt project |