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Project grant for international collaboration within Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed)
The purpose of the grant is to support international collaboration in the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed), with the aim of promoting the development and implementation of personalised medicine. Sweden, via the Swedish Research Council, is one of the countries taking part in the EP PerMed call 'Personalised Medicine for CARdiovascular, MEtabolic, and KidNey diseases (CARMEN2026)'. This grant supports Swedish researchers participating in international consortia of 3-6 partners from at least 3 participating countries. Applicants must submit parallel applications both to the EP PerMed consortium system and to the Swedish Research Council's Prisma system. The grant covers all project-related costs including salaries, premises, running costs, and depreciation costs over a 3-year period. Swedish participation requires a minimum funding of 1.2 million SEK, with a maximum of 3 million SEK for one Swedish partner or 4.5 million SEK total for two Swedish partners in the same consortium. The application process follows a two-stage procedure with outline applications reviewed first, followed by invited full applications.
Research project grant within humanities and social sciences
The Swedish Research Council offers research project grants within humanities and social sciences to give researchers the freedom to formulate by themselves the research concept, method and implementation, and to solve a specific research task within a limited period. The grant provides funding for all types of project-related costs including salaries, premises, running costs, and depreciation. Project grants are awarded for periods of 1-4 years, with a normal maximum of three years (four years only in exceptional cases with specific justification). The grant amount ranges from a minimum of 400,000 SEK to a maximum of 1,700,000 SEK per year, including indirect costs. Applications are evaluated based on scientific quality, novelty and originality, merits of the applicant, and feasibility by review panels consisting of Swedish and international researchers.
Project grant for international research collaboration within antimicrobial resistance (EUP OHAMR)
The purpose of the grant is to support international collaboration in European Partnership on One Health Antimicrobial Resistance (EUP OHAMR) which investigates intervention strategies to prevent the development and transmission of infections caused by antimicrobial resistance from a One Health perspective. Sweden is, via the Swedish Research Council, one of the countries taking part in the JTC 2026 EUP OHAMR call "One Health - Treatments and Adherence to Treatment protocols". This is a two-stage application process where applicants first submit outline applications, and those approved proceed to submit full applications. Both stages undergo peer review and ranking in competition with other applications. The grant supports participation in international research consortiums with 3-6 partners from at least 3 participating countries. Swedish participants must submit parallel applications to the Swedish Research Council while the consortium coordinator submits to OHAMR's application system. The grant covers project-related costs including salaries, premises, running costs, and depreciation costs for projects lasting 3 years starting January 2027.
Project grant for international collaboration within health research (ERA4Health)
The purpose of the grant is to support international collaboration within Fostering a European Research Area for Health Research (ERA4Health), with the aim of funding transnational research collaborations in the European area within prioritised health areas. Sweden is, via the Swedish Research Council, one of the countries taking part in the call Multi-country Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials in Cardiovascular, Autoimmune and Metabolic diseases (Trials4Health 2026). This grant specifically supports Swedish researchers participating in international consortiums conducting investigator-initiated clinical trials in cardiovascular, autoimmune and metabolic diseases. The funding requires Swedish partners to submit parallel applications to the Swedish Research Council while participating in the consortium application to ERA4Health. The grant supports 4-year research projects with comprehensive funding for all project-related costs including salaries, premises, running costs, and depreciation costs.