Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences - List of Permanent Secretaries

List of Permanent Secretaries

The following persons have served as permanent secretaries of the Academy:

  • Anders Johan von Höpken, 1739–1740, 1740–1741
  • Augustin Ehrensvärd, April–June 1740
  • Jacob Faggot, 1741–1744
  • Pehr Elvius, 1744–1749
  • Pehr Wilhelm Wargentin, 1749–1783
  • Johan Carl Wilcke and Henrik Nicander, 1784–1796
  • Daniel Melanderhjelm and Henrik Nicander, 1796–1803
  • Jöns Svanberg and Carl Gustaf Sjöstén 1803-1808; Sjöstén was removed 1808 for negligence of his duties
  • Jöns Svanberg, 1809–1811
  • Olof Swartz, 1811–1818
  • Jöns Jacob Berzelius, 1818–1848
  • Peter Fredrik Wahlberg, 1848–1866
  • Georg Lindhagen, 1866–1901
  • Christopher Aurivillius, 1901–1923
  • Henrik Gustaf Söderbaum, 1923–1933
  • Henning Pleijel, 1933–1943
  • Arne Westgren, 1943–1959
  • Erik Rudberg, 1959–1972
  • Carl Gustaf Bernhard, 1973–1981
  • Tord Ganelius, 1981–1989
  • Carl-Olof Jacobson, 1989–1997
  • Erling Norrby, 1997 - 30 June 2003
  • Gunnar Öquist, 1 July 2003 - 30 June 2010
  • Staffan Normark, appointed from 1 July 2010

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