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Swedish Research Council for Health, Working life and Welfare – Forte – has decided on the researchers who will be granted project grants in this year's annual open call for projects. Eleven researchers at Stockholm University have been granted a total of approximately SEK 50 million in grants, one of whom is affiliated with SOFI. The following projects have been granted funding:

• The New Inequality: Gender and Class Patterns in the Flexible Labor Market 
  Responsible researcher (PI): Charlotta Magnusson
  Grant: SEK 4 750 000 

The Swedish Riksbank's Jubileumsfond has decided on funding in this year's regular call for humanities and social sciences. A total of approximately SEK 31 million is granted to Stockholm University, distributed among 7 projects and 2 RJ Sabbaticals. The following projects at SOFI have been granted funding:

• Stereotypes and Inequality in Education and Labor Market Entry
  Responsible researcher (PI): Louis-Pierre Lepage
  Grant: SEK 3 975 865
  Leran more about the project

Congratulations to all the researchers in the projects!

Read more about the research projects at SOFI