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Taurine in food may protect dogs from serious diseases

Taurine deficiency, known to cause heart and eye disease in cats, has also been found in dogs. A new study on English Cocker Spaniels links low taurine levels to food composition.

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Understanding the role of dead trees in climate change

Dead plants and animals in forests decompose, releasing stored carbon. A global study at 45 research sites is examining how climate and land use affect this process.

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Join the live broadcast doctoral award ceremony

The annual doctoral award ceremony on Saturday 5 October celebrates those who have recently completed their doctoral studies, honorary doctors and jubilee doctors, and recognises those who have made valuable contributions to our university in various ways. Follow the live broadcast here.

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The climate affects our water, forests, animals, landscape and food production. It affects our lives. Find out about SLU's work with climate issues and towards meeting the sustainable development goals of Agenda 2030.

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