Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, founded in 1739, is a prestigious scientific organization in Sweden dedicated to promoting natural sciences and mathematics. Located in Stockholm's Royal National City Park, it serves as a forum for researchers across various disciplines and supports younger scientists. The academy is renowned for awarding the Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry, along with several other significant awards. With a membership of around 470 Swedish and 175 foreign scientists, it fosters international cooperation and aims to enhance the public's interest in science and mathematics.