Image: Kristian Pohl, Government Offices
Higher education and research minister Matilda Ernkrans wants her country seen as a strong partner
Sweden spends more of its GDP on R&D than any other EU member state—3.3 per cent in 2017, according to the bloc’s latest figures. Only Austria, Denmark and Germany also spend more than the EU’s 3 per cent target, which the bloc is far from achieving.
Matilda Ernkrans (pictured), Sweden’s minister for higher education and research, tells Research Europe that maintaining strong investment is a priority for her government, which was formed in January after months of negotiations following the September 2018 election.
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