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KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
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Open calls for ISPP Postdoc Projects, Industrial Innovation Projects and Societal Innovation Projects

Open calls for ISPP Postdoc Projects, Societal Innovation Projects and Industrial Innovation Projects. Submission Deadline is 2 December 2024!

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Fifth call for ISPP Postdoc projects
ISPP postdoc projects must have a duration of 2 years. The projects will be funded with a maximum of 500 kSEK/year per postdoc in terms of Digital Futures funding. ISPP partners must fund the additional required funding per the proposed postdoc position. Researchers from KTH and Stockholm University are eligible to apply for funding under this call.
ISPP postdoc projects – link to more information and how to apply

Seventh call for Industrial Innovation Projects (IIPs)
IIPs can be at most 3 years in duration. The projects will be funded with a maximum of 4.5 MSEK overall in terms of Digital Futures funding. Digital Futures provides funding for ISPP project proposals based on the “fund matching” principle. Researchers from KTH and Stockholm University are eligible to apply for funding under this call.
IIPs – link to more information and how to apply

Seventh call for Societal Innovation Projects (SIPs)
Societal Innovation Projects can be at most 2 years in duration. The projects will be funded with a maximum of 1 MSEK overall in terms of Digital Futures funding. Researchers from KTH and Stockholm University are eligible to apply for funding under this call.
SIPs – link to more information and how to apply

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