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Urban forests are becoming increasingly important for climate adaptation in cities
How should Europe’s cities plan and manage their forests in a time of climate change and growing demands for resilient urban environments? This question is at the center as SLU researcher Thomas Randrup speaks at a European conference in Antalya. -
New call from SustainGov
SLU participates in SustainGov, an innovation program within Impact Innovation, Sweden's innovation initiative for the 2030. In March, SustainGov has now opened a new call and encourages more applications in the area of sustainable food production. -
Close ties between tourism and science in Svalbard
Science and tourism in Svalbard are often seen as two separate worlds. However, they have developed together and continue to be closely interconnected. This is shown by researchers at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU). -
Cocaine pollution alters salmon movement in the wild
Cocaine pollution alters the behaviour and movement patterns of juvenile Atlantic salmon in a large lake. Exposed fish swam up to 1.9 times further per week and travelled up to 12.3 kilometres further across the lake, according to a new study from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
Apply for Researcher Residency at Philipssonska Gården
For the fifth time, SLU Future Platforms invites senior and junior SLU researchers to join us for two days of interdisciplinary research discussions at Philipssonska Gården in Strängnäs. This time our main focus will be on different aspects of preparedness, which is a highly relevant topic today. Apply by 25 May.
From health psychology to One Health – meet Nina Lind Ranneberg
Nina Lind Ranneberg has taken on the role of Programme Director for SLU Future One Health. With a background in health psychology and interdisciplinary research, she is keen to further strengthen collaboration across disciplines and highlight the breadth of One Health research at SLU.
Reconnecting children with nature – a One Health perspective
Nature-rich environments play a key role in children’s health, development and social interaction. In this interview, Fredrika Mårtensson shares how access to biodiverse outdoor environments supports well-being – and why this matters from a One Health perspective.
Coffee Chats: Making environmental research accessible
At the Department of Environmental Communication at SLU, new ways of communicating research are being explored. Through informal conversations over coffee, complex societal and environmental issues are made more accessible – closely linked to the One Health perspective.
What is your research about?
Get inspired by researcher portraits from across SLU, featuring researchers, PhD candidates and doctoral students. Together, they showcase SLU’s broad One Health expertise and interdisciplinary research.
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The One Health Breakfast Club
Take the opportunity to engage in transdisciplinary discussions and spark new collaborations with fellow researchers. We start with a short inspirational talk, followed by a tasty breakfast together. See the dates for upcoming events!
Climate conversations at SLU
SLU Global and SLU’s four Future Platforms support scientific climate dialogue across the university. Explore upcoming events!
SLU's Future Platforms
One Health networks
SLU Future One Health supports and collaborates with several networks within the One Health field. Here you can find links to their respective websites.