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The Foundation's financial year 2018

In 2018, the Torsten Söderberg Foundation granted approximately SEK 53 million to research in the fields of medicine, economics, law and other subjects. Almost 48 million from regular grants.

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2019-05-08

Over the past five years, the Foundation has allocated an average of approximately SEK 65 million per year to support scientific research and scientific teaching and study activities.

The 2018 publication presents the Foundation's activities and some of the outstanding research projects it supports.

Annual report 2018
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