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Senior lecturer in animal ecology with specialization in population and landscape ecology of small rodents and their zoonoses in the forest landscape (last date for application 2016-04-20).
View ArticleIf farm animals only graze pastures and eat by-products – does this give us a...
What shall we eat in the future? Current consumption patterns are not sustainable and we need to change both what we eat and how we produce our food. The western diet contains a considerable amount of...
View ArticleLess tree species leads to less forest output
Biologic homogenization in the world’s forests has been a cause for concern for decades, but which are the concrete effects? A new international study from among others the Department of Forest...
View ArticleWorkshop on generalised additive models 2016
The 2016 Workshop will be on the topic of general and generalised additive models. It will be held on the 23-24 of August (lunch-to-lunch)
View ArticleSpend 5 minutes on your study environment!
SLU conducts regularly a survey on student services and study environment. We are giving away one iPad Mini and 5x2 movie tickets among those who respond to the questionnaire.
View ArticleNew Coordinators for the Non-Toxic Environment Programme at SLU
From April 1 Anna Norman Haldén is the new Coordinator and Karin Wiberg the new Assisting coordinator of the Non- Toxic Environment Programme, within Environmental monitoring and assessment at SLU.
View ArticleSLU:s nyhetsflöde avstannar 21 mars-4 april
SLU:s nyhetsflöde avstannar 21 mars-4 april
View ArticleNew forest management models will help to meet major challenges of the 21st...
Silvicultural methods have evolved in response to historic conditions and are often confined to a national or regional setting. Are they adequate to meet the challenges of the 21st century? Probably...
View ArticleLeaking carbon monoxide in Alnarp
About 11:30 there was a leak in a tube with carbon monoxide gas in a laboratory in Horticum in Alnarp.
View ArticleSpecies rich forests are biological jack-of-all-trades, but masters of none
The more tree species that dominate the forest, the more important functions it provides – if the demands are moderate. If very high performance in any particular service is required, the benefit of...
View ArticlePeris Nderitu, crop protection researcher from Kenya, visits SLU
Peris Nderitu from Embu University College in Kenya is arriving to Sweden on Sunday. Peris is a PhD student who is working with crop protection and specialices on the tomato leaf miner with the...
View ArticleFUSE reasearchs recieves grants from Vinnova
The project "A Local Circular Economy for Agricultural Produce - Driving force for Sustainable Community Development" has recieved a grant from the Swedish Innovation Agency Vinnova. The project asks...
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