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22 researchers are recruited as associate senior lecturers
We have now published the grant decisions for the first call under the ‘Strategic recruitment of associate senior lecturers’ initiative. This initiative forms part of the Government’s assignment to the Swedish Research Council to establish a programme for strategic recruitment, with a particular focus on the national career development position of associate senior lecturer.
The aim is to strengthen higher education institutions’ ability to recruit outstanding researchers early in their careers and to create long-term conditions for research of the highest scientific quality. Scientific quality, researcher mobility and international experience have been key factors in the assessment.
Through this initiative, successful researchers will receive funding at the level of associate senior lecturer for five years, with the possibility of further funding at the level of senior lecturers following a review.
A total of 109 applications were submitted to the Swedish Research Council, of which 22 were awarded funding.
Researchers who have been awarded funding as associate senior lecturers:
Chalmers University of Technology
- Anton Persson
University Gothenburg
- Marcel du Plessis
- Jan Zilinsky
- Patrice Pottier
University West
- Haley Mcewen
Karolinska Institutet
- Elisabeth Nyström
- Antonino Cassotta
- Jakob Rostøl
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
- Jan Niklas Hansen
Linköping University
- Amir Fallahshahroudi
Lund University
- Adela YiYu Zhang
- Danqing Shi
- Jennifer Graham
Stockholm University
- Karl Harmenberg
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
- Chuxian Li
- Leonie Schönbeck
Uppsala University
- Anne-Kathrin Kreft
- Kathryn Kelley
- Veronica Rendo
- Raphael Jay
Umeå University
- Josefine Klingspor
- Gabriel Wallin
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