Decision published

02 June 2022

Total amount granted: 33 900 000 SEK

International post doc grant within medicine and health (spring call)

In the 2022 Spring call for international postdoc grant within medicne and health, the Swedish Research Council approved 10 out of 33 applications. Nearly 34 million SEK will be allocated over the period 2022–2025.

Decision published

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Approval rates

Total approval rates

Applicants

Number of applications

Number of

approved grants

Approval rate

Women

14

6

43 %

Men

19

4

21 %

Total

33

10

30 %


Grant amounts

Total

Applicants

Total grant amount

Women

19 800 000

Men

14 100 000

Total

33 900 000

Approved grants and amounts per administrating organisation‌‌

Administrating organisation

Number of approved grants

Total grant amount

Karolinska Institutet

5

17 550 000

University of Gothenburg

3

10 500 000

Uppsala University

1

3 450 000

Lund University

1

2 400 000

Total

10

33 900 000


Approved grants per host country*

Host country

Number of applications

Number of

approved grants

Approval rate

USA

13

5

38 %

Norway

2

2

100 %

United Kingdom

8

2

25 %

Denmark

2

1

50 %

Pakistan

1

1

100 %

Other

9

0

0 %

Total

35

11

31 %

*Applicants can choose more than one host country.

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