The Swedish Research Council has in total prepared 5 398 applications during 2019. Of these, 1 029 applications have been granted more than 4.6 billion SEK.

The Swedish Research Council has in total prepared 5 734 applications during 2018. Of these, 1 089 applications have been granted more than 4.8 billion SEK.

The purpose of the network grant is to create an opportunity for a broad constellation of researchers, clinicians, innovators and experts to create a national network for coordinating a research question, sharing research data, or using infrastructur...

Date: 29 April 2020 – 18 August 2020

The Swedish Research Council has been mandated by the Government to work towards ensuring researchers based in Sweden participate to a greater degree in the construction and development of research infrastructure, and towards making research infrastr...

Date: 29 April 2020 – 25 August 2020

We currently have 30 calls planned for 2020. Most relate to grants that we issue calls for every year. For the first time we will issue a call for exploratory workshop grants within educational sciences. Another new feature is a call aimed at increas...

The purpose of the grant is to establish a network around a specific research idea, aimed at a joint research project. The grant shall support the development of long-term joint research between Swedish researchers and researchers from the state of S...

Date: 22 November 2019 – 28 January 2020

The Swedish Research Council is a government agency within the Ministry of Education and Research. We fund research and research infrastructure in all scientific disciplines. We are also advisors to the Government on research policy issues and work to increase understanding of the long-term societal benefits of research.

Clinical research is a prerequisite for knowledge-based, equal healthcare. The research presupposes the structures and resources of healthcare, is based on the needs that exist in healthcare and is expected to lead to patient and societal benefit. The Swedish Research Council has various tasks relating to clinical research.

The Swedish Research Council fund research by issuing calls for grant applications in open competition. In order to provide Swedish research with the best possible prerequisites, we fund research infrastructure, both in Sweden and abroad.

The purpose of the research environment grant within humanities and social sciences is to create added value through collaboration in larger groupings and with a somewhat longer perspective than standard projects can offer. The grant is applied for b...

Date: 5 February 2020 – 7 April 2020