Here you can find all of the Swedish Research Council’s English reports. You can download the reports free of charge, but the photographs and illustrations are protected by copyright.

The Swedish Research Council assesses applications for research grants based on at least four assessment criteria, and using various grading scales.

Three different bodies with differing perspectives on research infrastructure take part in the assessment of grant applications. It is the Council for Research Infrastructures (RFI) that makes the decision on which applications are awarded grants.

The general terms and conditions apply for all grants we award. They apply to grant decisions as from 1 January 2026 onwards, unless there is a specific term or condition linked to your grant decision that states something different. You can read more about the specific terms and conditions further down this page.

The Swedish Research Council funds research infrastructure of national interest within all fields of science. Here you can read how the process works – from our inventory of needs for new research infrastructure, via our call for proposals, to the grant decision. The whole process takes around two years.

In this guide, you will find information on how to prepare for your application and how to fill in the application form in Prisma.

Here you can find information on applying for a grant for research and research infrastructure from the Swedish Research Council.

Decisions on research project Grant Röntgen-Ångström Cluster has been taken by the Swedish Research Council. On April 10, the grants awarded were published, see below.

Date: 10 January 2019

The purpose of this grant is to support international collaboration within the ERA-Net Co-Fundprogram GENDER-NET Plus. The call is open to the Swedish partners in transnational Collaborative Research Projects (CRP), exploring gender effects and dimen...

Date: 21 December 2017 – 25 July 2018