New perspectives on preparedness across research disciplines
How can researchers from very different fields contribute to a more prepared and resilient society? At this year’s Researcher Residency, SLU researchers came together to explore preparedness from different perspectives – and discovered new connections between their research along the way.
Under the same roof: what can our pets tell us about the environment we share?
Humans and companion animals often share the same environment – but do we also share the same exposure to chemicals? In this interview, Ida Hallberg explains how studying our pets may help us better understand environmental health risks affecting both animals and people.
Restoring landscapes for healthier people, animals and ecosystems
Can restoring forests and grasslands benefit people, livestock and nature? In this interview, Harry Fischer shares insights from a project in India exploring how ecosystem restoration may support biodiversity, food security, livestock health and human well-being.
Why focus on One Health?
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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.