Project grants 2025
In 2025 Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg Foundation awarded grants of SEK 188 million to different programs and projects.
Tekniska museet, ”The Cell”, SEK 6 000 000.
The Foundation for Economic History Research within Banking and Enterprise, funding of SEK 1 900 000 for the operation and maintenance of the archive.
Research on mental illness among young people
Karolinska Institutet, Associate Professor Johan Bjureberg, grant of SEK 5 million for the project: “Mapping and preventing self-harm and suicide attempts through digital phenotyping in high-risk youth”
Addressing momentary risk of suicidal behaviors in youth
Örebro University, Associate Professor Serena Bauducco, grant of SEK 10 million for the project: “Young people’s sleep in a digital world: Unraveling the two-way impact between sleep and technology use”
Exploring young people's sleep in a digital world
Karolinska Institutet, Docent Janina Neufeld, grant of SEK 5 million for the project: “A Multifaceted Twin Study on Autism: How Clusters of Behavioural Features Shape Functioning and the Brain”
A twin study on autism
Örebro University, Professor Henrik Hegbo Larsson, grant of SEK 10 million for the project: “Tackle the youth mental health crisis with patient stratification and personalized treatments”
Personalized treatment strategies for young people with mental illness
Karolinska Institutet, Associate Professor Pia Enebrink, grant of SEK 8.6 million for the project: “Improved treatment for children and youth at risk of severe antisocial and violent behaviour: A translational research program”
Research to help children with serious behavioral problems
To presentations of all MAW and MMW projects on research on mental illness among young people
Research projects with forestry relevance
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, professor Lars Östlund, awarded grant of SEK 5 million for the project: “Promoting sustainable forestry in the future by understanding human forest interactions in the past (PastForests)”
Forest history combined with emerging technologies creates knowledge for sustainable forestry
Umeå University, Professor Erland Mårald, awarded grant of SEK 5 million for the project: “Forests of Emotions: Merging Historical and Philosophical Perspectives to Understand the Role of Emotions in Forest Debates”
The role of emotions in forest conflicts
Lund University, Dr Jimmy Jönsson, awarded grant of SEK 5 million for the project: “Forest knowledge in action: Historical inquires for integrated forest management futures”
Research on forest knowledge communication
Umeå University, Associate Professor Janina Priebe, awarded grant of SEK 5 million for the project: “The intersection of scientific knowledge and public discourse in the transition from natural to artificial methods of tree improvement”
The role of biotechnology in Swedish forestry
To presentations of all MAW and MMW projects with forestry relevance
