The last Friday and Saturday of September, science and research is celebrated in over 370 cities in 27 countries across Europe. In Sweden, activities are organised in around 30 cities and towns across the country under the name ForskarFredag (Researchers’ Friday). Read more at https://forskarfredag...

Would you like to become excellent at explaining your research? Participate in the Researchers’ Grand Prix! Through the N.Ö.R.D (National Open Nationwide Contest), you can directly win a place in the Researchers’ Grand Prix final on 26 November 2019! Read more at https://forskargrandprix.se...

This is the first call for applications within Forte’s new international postdoc programme – a programme that aims to increase international researcher mobility and cross-border research collaboration. The programme offers grants to incoming and outgoing postdocs. Read more about the call and...

On 9 December 2019 in Gothenburg.      Into the unknown: Uncertainty, risk and opportunity. We can never know everything; all of our choices have elements of the unknown. As individuals and as a society we face many risks and uncertainties, but these can also be turned into opportunities. Indeed...

The Swedish Research Council is Sweden’s largest governmental research funding body, and supports research of the highest quality within all scientific fields. Every year, we pay out almost 7 billion SEK to support Swedish research. Read more about the open and upcoming calls at vr.se

Applicant: Individual researcher who has completed a doctoral degree no more than 2 years ago. Open call: 26 Febr - 31 March 2020...

Artificial intelligence has great potential to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt society to climate change. Vinnova and Formas are making a new effort to push the use of AI to meet the climate challenge. Vinnova and Formas together invest SEK 90 million in the call for proposal...

Several major initiatives in virus research. Read more at https://www.vr.se/english/just-now/corona-outbreak

The purpose of the visiting research programme is to strengthen Swedish research in the area through collaboration with prominent US researchers, and to contribute to international climate and environmental research. Read more at the Swedish Research Council

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