Linnaeus University gets SEK 5 million from Crafoordska stiftelsen
Crafoordska stiftelsen has completed its annual allocation of grants to scientific research. Thirteen researchers at Linnaeus University have now been allocated a total of SEK five million.
The following researchers at Linnaeus University have received money from the foundation:
- Markus Zöttl, department of biology and environmental science, SEK 1,200,000
- Johan Höglund, department of languages, SEK 1,000,000
- Jonas Svensson, department of cultural sciences, SEK 500,000
- Marie Oscarsson, department of health and caring sciences, SEK 400,000
- Daniel Sundberg, department of pedagogy and learning, SEK 350,000
- Sharafat Ali, department of built environment and energy technology, SEK 300,000
- Marcelo Ketzer, department of biology and environment, SEK 250,000
- Anna Augustsson, department of biology and environment, SEK 200,000
- Mark Dopson, department of biology and environment, SEK 200,000
- Mohammed Hefni, department of chemistry and biomedical sciences, SEK 200,000
- Magnus Hagevi, department of political science, SEK 175,000
- Päivi Juvonen, department of Swedish, SEK 100,000
- Hans Hägerdal, department of cultural sciences, SEK 75,000
Crafoordska stiftelsen was founded in 1980 and its task is to "...without profit-making purpose for individual or organisation, promote scientific teaching and research as well as care, upbringing and education of children and youth".
Contact
Annika Sand, senior press officer at Linnaeus University, phone +4676-830 01 05, email annika.sand@lnu.se