Decision published

20 September 2017

Total amount granted: Not specified

Research infrastructure

In September 2017 the Swedish Research Council has reached a decision on funding of a number of research infrastructures. In total, approximately 4 billion SEK was allocated to infrastructures over the next up to eight years.

Decision published

Please note that only notice in Prisma guarantees that a grant has been approved.

Download the list of approved grants

Please note that only notice via your personal account in Prisma guarantees that your grant has been approved.

Around 1.2 billion SEK was allocated to research infrastructures who applied to the call for grants for infrastructure of national interest, in spring 2017. The grant period varies from two to seven years.

  • Max IV will receive a grant of just over 1.1 billion SEK over the period 2019–2022. The Swedish Research Council has also made an outline decision to support the plant with a grant of a corresponding amount for a further four years, i.e. up until 2027.
  • 0.5 billion SEK will be allocated to the Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing (SNIC) over the years 2018–2022.

Below is a list of the infrastructures awarded grants:

Decision on grants to infrastructure 2017 Pdf, 203.4 kB.

(Please note that as no exact amounts have as yet been decided, the list above does not include any amounts.)

The call was based on the result of the needs inventory

Only the research infrastructures/areas listed in the call text "Grants to infrastructure of national interest" were able to apply for funding. The research infrastructures/areas listed were selected either on the basis of a needs inventory that was carried out during last year, or had an ongoing grant that was due to end in 2017 or 2018.

What happens next?

 

PubliSHED ON

UpDATED ON

Pdf / Printout

MORE WITHIN THE SAME SUBJECT AREA

  1. The Swedish Research Council awarded EU funding for Polar Connect Step 1

    The next sub-project in Polar Connect is now starting – where five Nordic actors join together to secure the global digital infrastructure of the future. The project also entails opportunities to collect data for research into the Arctic.

  2. Pär Weihed Appointed Investigator for the Swedish Research Council’s E-Infrastructure Assignment

    The Swedish Research Council has been mandated by the Government to propose how Sweden’s e-infrastructure for research can be developed through coordination and organisational change. We have now appointed Pär Weihed as the investigator for this assi...

  3. Project grant for international collaboration within Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed)

    The Swedish Research Council has decided on the applications to be awarded Research project grant for international collaboration within Personalised Medicine (ERA PerMed) 2024. Our total grant amount for 2024–2027 is nearly 12 million SEK.