About
Svenska Läkaresällskapet (The Swedish Society of Medicine) is the independent, scientific professional organization for physicians in Sweden. The organization works with issues based on science, education, ethics, and quality to achieve the best possible health for all through clinical and scientific excellence. SLS promotes medical research and development, distributes approximately 30 million kronor annually to research through grants and awards, provides lifelong learning opportunities for physicians, addresses medical ethics questions, and works on healthcare quality and safety issues.
Funding Opportunities
Stiftelsen Söderström-Königska
The Söderström-Königska Foundation, established from the will of merchant Carl Christian Söderström in 1904, supports scientific research in psychiatry and psychiatric knowledge development. The foundation distributes grants primarily for research projects that promote psychiatric knowledge development across general psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, and forensic psychiatry. The board places great emphasis on benefits for patients with mental illness and research that addresses women's special situation in psychiatry. Low priority is given to applications with animal experimental focus. The foundation offers both project grants and postdoctoral support for clinically employed researchers within healthcare. Historically, the foundation typically awards grants up to 500,000 SEK. Applications can be written in Swedish or English, but the summary must be in Swedish.
SLS resebidrag
SLS resebidrag (SLS Travel Grant) is a travel funding opportunity offered by the Swedish Society of Medicine (Svenska Läkaresällskapet) to support physicians in their professional development. The grant supports two types of travel: attendance at international scientific conferences abroad and research visits at foreign institutions. The grant is available to both pre-doctoral and post-doctoral physicians who are active members of the Swedish Society of Medicine. The program aims to facilitate international collaboration and knowledge exchange within the medical community by providing financial support for travel expenses. Applicants must demonstrate clinical relevance or foundation in their work. The grant amounts vary based on destination, ranging from 6,000 SEK for Nordic travel to 48,000 SEK for extended research visits. Only one travel grant per calendar year is awarded per recipient.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 22
- Active Now
- 2
- Source Domain
- sls.se
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