Decision published

30 May 2024

Total amount granted: 35 850 000 SEK

International postdoc within medicine and health (spring call)

In the 2024 Spring call for international postdoc grant within medicne and health, the Swedish Research Council approved 9 out of 42 applications. Nearly 36 million SEK will be allocated over the period 2024–2027.

Decision published

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Approval rates

Applicants

Number of applications

Number of grants

Approval rate

Women

21

3

14 %

Men

21

6

29 %

Total

42

9

21 %

Grant amounts (SEK)

Applicants

Total grant amount

Average grant amount per year

Women

11 850 000

1 316 667

Men

24 000 000

1 333 333

Total

35 850 000

1 327 778

Approved grants and amounts per administrating organisation‌‌

Administrating organisation

Number of approved grants

Total grant amount

Karolinska Institutet

4

15 900 000

Lund University

2

7 950 000

KTH, Royal Institute of Technology

1

4 050 000

Umeå University

1

4 050 000

University of Gothenburg

1

3 900 000

Total

9

35 850 000

Approved grants per host country*

Host country

Number of applications

Number of approved grants

Approval rate

USA

17

7

41 %

Australia

2

1

50 %

Canada

2

1

50 %

Others

21

0

0 %

Total

42

9

21 %

*Applicants can choose more than one host country.

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