Postgraduate studies at Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre

Postgraduate students at the department

Samuel Egbäck
Silviculture in genetically improved stands of Scots pine and Norway spruce” with the aim to develop new growth models which include the effect of using breeded material.

Anna Gunulf
The biology of Heterobasidion – implication on silviculture

Per-Ola Hedwall
Environmental effects of nutrient optimisation in Picea abies forests

Maria Koch Widerberg
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Mateusz Liziniewizc
Population dynamics in Scots pine and Norway Spruce stands

Anna Monrad Jensen
Restoration of oak forests

Renats Trubins
Land-use change and landowner behavior.

Liying Wang
Model and control the spread of heterobasidion root and butt rot.

Esben Möller-Madsen
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Martin Ahlström
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Tove Hultberg
I work on how human influence on forests in southern Sweden affects the beetle diversity. The purpose of the project is to survey how and for how long humans influenced biodiversity, in a time perspective of approximately 5000 years, in order to better understand how to preserve wood-dwelling beetles.

Ulf Johansson
Yield of birch in Sweden. Models and tools for yield and stand growth in birch stands.

Magnus Andersson
Yield and damages in Pinus Contorta forests in Sweden.

Hari Priyadi Rusantoyo
Climate change mitigation through restoration of tropical forests in Indonesia.

Giulia Attocchi
Management of oak for high-quality wood production - A hardwood PhD-project. Project description (pdf)

Kathrin Blumenstein
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Narayanan Subramanian
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Ewa Zin
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Emma Holmström
Combination of regeneration methods to achieve mixed stands.