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12 January 2023
The fusion of NJV + VPE
Since the first of January 2023 SLU has merged parts of the Department of Agricultural Research f...
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14 December 2021
A new research communication video!
Dylan Wallman has made a research communication video together with Camilla Zakrisson Juhlin...
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14 October 2021
Continued funding for the Swedish Infrastructure for Ecosystem Science (SITES)
The Swedish Infrastructure for Ecosystem Science (SITES) has been awarded continued funding for...
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10 September 2021
Large-scale mapping of microflora in European lakes
Have you ever wondered about the invisible bacteria, archaea, viruses and protozoa hiding in our...
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26 April 2021
Streams and rivers emit more carbon dioxide at night than day
Streams and rivers emit large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, but a new study...
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04 February 2021
Snow records in Röbäcksdalen and Svartberget
The weather this winter around Umeå in northern Sweden has so far been erratic. Both November and...
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09 December 2020
New deputy director for SITES
Blaize Denfeld started as SITES Deputy Director at the beginning of November.
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09 October 2020
Honey harvest at Röbäcksdalen
Röbäcksdalen research station houses three bee hives for reasearch purposes. The bee hives are a...
SITES at SLU
SITES is a national research infrastructure for terrestrial and limnological field research open to all scientists. SITES extends via its nine research stations throughout Sweden and offers research opportunities in a variety of ecosystems and climates. Five of the stations belong to SLU. SITES runs three thematic programmes: Water, Spectral, and AquaNet. All data produced within SITES is openly available. Photo Ulla Nylander and Ulf Jonsell.
Published: 03 January 2023 - Page editor: johanna.wallsten@slu.se
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