16 mathematicians will receive a total of SEK 35 million in grants
The Foundation allocates SEK 1.6 billion to life science with a focus on clinical research
Current calls
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Exploring the ethics of deterrence
Are we allowed to form defensive alliances even if this makes our neighbors worse off? May we install a surveillance camera on our home even if this makes a burglar more likely to break in next door? Can deterrence be a legitimate motive for war? Philosopher Helen Frowe is examining the ethical aspects of deterrence, giving us better tools to determine whether or not a given method of deterrence is acceptable.
Smart machines learning to withstand cyberattacks
Wallenberg Academy Fellow André Teixeira is investigating how learning control systems can defend themselves against sophisticated cyberattacks.
Studying the importance of inequalities throughout history
Wallenberg Scholar Martin Dribe is studying demographic inequality - how the differences have shifted throughout history, and what drives them.
Taking new approaches in the fight against dementia
Over the past thirty years, Pernilla Wittung Stafshede has revealed important knowledge about roles of proteins in human health. As a Wallenberg Scholar, Wittung Stafshede is now focused on achieving a breakthrough for one of healthcare’s greatest challenges: finding new ways to address some of the brain’s most severe diseases, such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.
