Here you can find information on how the assessment is made, how the grading system works, how we manage conflicts of interest and work towards gender equality, and who the members of the review panels are.
The Swedish Research Council handles around 6 000 applications every year, with the help of around 900 researchers.
They are members of around 90 review panels that scrutinise applications within specific areas. In 2021, 17 per cent of all those who applied received a grant from us.
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Published 18 April 2023
Swedish research in physics is of high quality and has great impact, both nationally and internationally. This was established by the international panel that evaluated the research at 12 universities, using the model developed by the Swedish Researc...
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Published 18 April 2023
The Swedish Research Council has made an evaluation of Swedish research in physics based on the Swedish Research Council's model for national evaluations of research subjects. The focus of the evaluation is scientific quality and societal impact. The...
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Published 31 March 2023
The ALF evaluation, which is published today, shows a positive development for the quality of Swedish clinical research. At the same time, there are areas for improvement in all ALF regions evaluated – for example, time for research is often de-prior...
