The research call on Green Transition had a closing date of 5 December. NordForsk received 112 applications by the deadline. The applications include researchers from all the Nordic and Baltic countries.
NordForsk opens a Nordic-Baltic call for proposals for research projects on the Green Transition. Each project can apply for up to NOK 15 million of funding, and we expect to fund nine projects. The plan is to open the call by the end of August.
The Nordic region is the European leader in gender equality, but when it comes to leadership positions in research and innovation, men dominate just as widely here as in the rest of Europe.
The magazine presents NordForsk-funded projects within bioeconomy, green growth, neutron science, health, education, gender, societal security, eScience and e-infrastructure, as well as a collaboration between the Nordic national statistical institutes on data access for researchers.
In June 2016, NordForsk issued a call for Nordic register-based research projects. A total of 48 eligible proposals were received and were peer reviewed by international experts. The NordForsk Board has now decided to award NOK 67 million to fund seven of the projects. This was the fourth call for proposals under NordForsk’s Nordic Initiative on Health and Welfare.
