Our society is in a very difficult situation, caused by the Corona virus epidemic. New knowledge about how society should act to handle the epidemic is absolutely necessary, and demands both short-term and long-term research and innovation initiative...

The Swedish Research Council has approved the application from Linköping University for the call Grant to infrastructure for national computational resources and associated services. The new organisation will become operational on 1 January 2023.

Six research environments will share a total of 100 million SEK for follow-up studies of COVID-19 vaccines. The research environments are based on collaborations between different regions, and will focus on different aspects of health and medical car...

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 Swedish Research Council has in total prepared 5684 applications during 2023. Of these, 1052 applications have been granted more than 5 billion SEK.

The Swedish Research Council has in total prepared 5 451 applications during 2020. Of these, 942 applications have been granted more than 3,8 billion SEK.

Researchers and organisations receiving grants from the Swedish Research Council must submit financial reports. You can find information about the rules for different types of grants here.

A total of 3.4 billion SEK were awarded to basic research in all subjects for the years 2015–2020. In addition, approximately 186 million went to infrastructure during the same period.

The Swedish Research Council has in total prepared 5 838 applications during 2021. Of these, 1 020 applications have been granted more than 5 billion SEK.

The Swedish Research Council has in total prepared 5 298 applications during 2022. Of these, 1 005 applications have been granted more than 4,5 billion SEK.