Familjen Anna och Tedde Jeanssons stiftelse supports scientific research in medicine and related natural sciences that can advance medical science, with a clear preference for startup funding that helps young researchers launch independent research groups. Its giving is highly research-focused and Sweden-based, combining larger establishment grants for early-career investigators with a small, selective scholarship for a standout natural-science student interested in medicine and research.
Primarily makes targeted, program-specific grants with one annual startup/establishment call and one invite-only student scholarship. Grants are relatively large for research seed support (typically around 500,000 SEK for startup grants), with the scholarship offering much smaller support; decisions appear competitive and deadline-driven rather than open-ended.
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For startup grants, watch the annual call closely: the 2026 application window opens May 18 and closes June 26, with notification by email. Applicants should emphasize how their project advances medicine, demonstrate readiness to establish an independent group, and note if they have not already received major start-up support; the student scholarship is invite-only and not open to unsolicited applications.
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Who can apply: Young researchers establishing their own research group; position at a university, research institute, or clinical position at a university-affiliated hospital; PhD received in 2020 or later; applicants not fully paid through their university are not eligible.
Deadline: 2026 call open May 18 until midnight June 26
Who can apply: Applicant must have received PhD in 2020 or later. Applicant must hold a position at a Swedish university or research institute, or a clinical position at a university hospital. Applicants not fully paid via their university are not eligible. Grants may be awarded at most twice; previous recipients must indicate prior award and submit an approved report.
Deadline: 2026 call: opens May 18, 2026 and closes midnight June 26, 2026. Applicants will be notified by email in November.
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