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 handled around 7 400 applications in 2025 – compared to just under 6 000 in previous years – with the help of around 1 000 researchers. They are members of more than 100 review panels that scrutinise applications within specific areas. In 2025, approximately 14 percent of those who applied for funding from us received grants.
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Published 8 October 2025
The government has tasked the Swedish Research Council with promoting the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in research. The assignment involves mapping needs, opportunities, and obstacles, as well as analyzing how AI can be utilized as a scientifi...
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Published 14 April 2025
There is basic medical research in Sweden that is of very high quality and offers important solutions to societal challenges, particularly in health. This was established by the international panel that evaluated the research at seven universities, u...
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Published 3 April 2025
The Swedish Research Council has conducted a national evaluation of the research field basic medicine using its evaluation model. The aim was to assess both the scientific quality and the research's impact on society. An international expert panel as...
