PROMETHEUS enjoyed the great opportunity of sharing our day in Paris with the ERCcOMICS team and the young artists behind their comics.
Read MoreGreat day in Paris for PROMETHEUS and ERCcOMICs
Author: Project Prometheus
The PROMETHEUS webcomic is to be presented in Paris
Once, life conquered Earth and now, four billion years later, SOMETHING IN THE WATER, the PROMETHEUS based webcomic is to be presented in Paris. Come see us if you can! Each ERC comic is the result of close cooperation between the researchers, the ERCcOMICS team and a comic-book artist. On SOMETHING IN THE WATER, Till Lukat’s drawings and imagination accompany a Professor and his team on a research trip to find the remains of a…
Read MoreThree large ERC projects are holding their annual meeting
Three large 5-year ERC projects: ERC Traces, ERC Earthbloom, and ERC Prometheus are holding their annual meeting in Brest, France. All three projects look at silicification and silica macro/micro-structures in one way or another, These annual workshops are extremely useful to discuss our science openly. We share technologies, methodologies, and results in an attempt to trigger further collaboration. This year Mark Van Zuilen from the CNRS / Institut de Physique de Globe de Paris, Stefan…
Read More2019 is the International Year of the Periodic Table
2019, 150 years since the Russian chemist Dmitry Mendeleev became famous for discovering the pattern behind what we now know as the periodic table of elements, has been declared #IYPT2019, the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements. For this reason, Descubre, the Andalusian Foundation for the Dissemination of Innovation and Knowledge, asked us to reveal our favorite element. Juan Manuel García-Ruiz, Principal Investigator of PROMETHEUS, reveals his own from the Laboratory of…
Read MoreThe new episode of our webcomic is online!
The 8th episode of our webcomic SOMETHING IN THE WATER is online. Till Lukat’s comic is based on PROMETHEUS. Access the full episode here!
Read MorePrometheus thanks the European Research Council staff
Many thanks to the
European Research Council administration and management staff. You were always there for us! This video is but a token of our heartfelt appreciation. ¡Gracias!