Eklund Foundation for Odontological
Research and Education

Eklund Foundation for Odontological Research and Education is established to support international research and education within the dental field.
Application period: 1-31 May.

The foundation is a way for us to show our appreciation and create something that will contribute to knowledge and development within the odontological field for many years to come.

The Eklund Foundation is open to applicants from all fields of dentistry and will particularly prioritise projects that can be related to periodontology, implantology and cariology.

News

Marie Nordström shares insights from Research on Key Health Factors behind Caries-Free Young Adults

April 17, 2026 - News

In 2020, Marie Nordström, Dentist and Lecturer, PhD candidate at the Faculty of Odontology, Malmö University, received an Eklund Foundation grant to study why some young adults manage to stay caries-free despite socio-economic challenges. Five years later, she reflects on the key findings, what surprised her, and how the research is moving forward.  Marie’s interest in public […]

Eklund Foundation for Odontological Research and Education allocates €250,000 for grants in 2026  

March 26, 2026 - News,Press release

 €250,000 is the total sum allocated for research within dentistry by the Eklund Foundation in 2026. The application portal will be open during May for the 11th year running, welcoming applicants from all parts of the world in all fields of dentistry.  Both experimental and clinical studies within all fields of dentistry are accepted, but the foundation will prioritize projects that can be related to periodontology, implantology, or cariology. Researchers may apply for funding of a project in its entirety or for part […]

Eklund Foundation Announces 2025 Grant Recipients

October 20, 2025 - News

The Eklund Foundation for Odontological Research and Education is pleased to announce the three projects receiving this year’s funding.   The Eklund Foundation supports dentistry related research projects for the 10th consecutive year. The three selected projects, which are to be conducted at three different universities, will together receive funding amounting to approximately €242,000.  Joel Eklund, […]

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