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2011-09-28 -	SLU Researchers in Major Arctic Project
	Recently, the European Commission’s 7th framework programme granted the largest sum ever set aside for research regarding the Northern Polar region. Approximately 70 million Swedish crowns were granted...
2011-09-27 -	Leading forest network hosted by SLU
	The forest's role and future is on the agenda during EFI (European Forest Institute) General Assembly meeting in Uppsala last week of September (28-29-30). This is the first time that EFI's member countries...
2011-09-26 -	New official statistics from the Swedish National Forestry Inventory
	Continued positive trend in standing volume in Swedish forests. One of the results shown in new official statistics from the Swedish National Forest Inventory.
2011-09-22 -	Collaboration Cornell-SLU strengthened
	More intense collaboration between Cornell University, USA, and SLU was the issue when a delegation from Cornell visited SLU this week.
2011-09-13 -	SLU’s first research grant from the European Research Council
	Claudia Köhler from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences is one out of 15 researchers at Swedish institutions that have been awarded starting grants by the European Research Council (ERC) in...
2011-08-26 -	SLU research article most popular in Biosystems Engineering
	On SciVerse ScienceDirect, in the Journal of Biosystems Engineering publications database, the article Bosona T., Gebresenbet G. (2011): Cluster Building and Logistics Network Integration of Local Food...
2011-08-26 -	Return of the beaver in Europe
	The Eurasian beaver Castor fiber has made a remarkable recovery. After nearly being extinct in the 19th century, the species was more or less totally protected and has increased in numbers all over Northern...
2011-08-19 -	SLU Among the 400 Highest Ranked Universities in the World
	This year’s version of the prestigious Shanghai ranking places SLU among the 300-400 best universities in the world.
2011-08-18 -	Chinese learn about animal health work in Sweden at SLU
	Fifteen farm managers at major dairy farms in China are spending two weeks learning more about animal health work according to the Swedish model.
2011-08-11 -	Mysterious soil fungi identified
	Researchers at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala, Sweden, have cultivated and classified fungi that had previously been known only through DNA sequences. The fungi, which...

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