Mosaic of scenes from the Annual Krycklan symposium

Symposium: Annual Krycklan Symposium 2025

The Krycklan Symposium brings together a broad academic community—scientists, PhD students, engineers, and technicians—who are all engaged in long-term, multidisciplinary research in the boreal forests of northern Sweden.

Date: 24 September 2025

Location: Online, Umeå

Broadcast online: Link to broadcast

Registration to: Krycklan@slu.se

Last day of registration: 10 September 2025

Participation fee: Free

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Krycklan Symposium 2025 

📅 September 24th, 2025 

📍Krycklan Catchment Study Area, Sweden

We welcome you to a full-day symposium highlighting current research and emerging insights from the Krycklan Catchment Study. The 2025 edition will focus on advancing our understanding of forest and water systems in the context of a changing climate, with sessions designed to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration.

Preliminary Session Themes:

Keynotes: 

Join us for inspiring keynote talks from leading experts highlight recent advances and interdisciplinary insights in ecosystem biogeochemistry

Session 1:

Natural Streams and Modified Waterways Topics may include stream network mapping, hydromorphology, aquatic biodiversity, and the impacts of land use change or restoration efforts on hydrological and ecological processes.

Session 2:

Terrestrial Dynamics in Boreal Landscapes This session will address drought regimes, vegetation–climate interactions, and soil–plant–atmosphere processes relevant to boreal ecosystem functioning under environmental change.

Lightning Poster Session:

A dynamic, fast-paced session where poster presenters give brief overviews of their research to the audience. This will be followed by an extended interactive poster viewing and discussion period to foster informal exchanges and networking.

Krycklan Symposium
The Krycklan Symposium convenes a diverse academic community—including scientists, doctoral researchers, engineers, and technicians—who contribute to long-term, multidisciplinary research in northern Sweden’s boreal biome.

There are no registration fees or costs for meals. Participation is free of charge, but advance registration is required.

Programs

Time Item Presenter(s)
09:30–10:00 Fika  
10:00–10:15 Welcome and Introduction Hjalmar Laudon
10:15–10:30 Talk 1 James Kirchner
10:30–10:45 Talk 2 Sandra Jämtgård
10:45–11:00 Talk 3 Hyungwoo Lim
11:00–11:15 Talk 4 TBD
11:15–12:30 Lunch  
13:00–14:20 Session 1: Natural Streams & Modified Waterways Multiple Speakers
14:20–15:30 Session 2: Terrestrial Research Multiple Speakers
15:30–16:10 Fika  
16:10–17:30 Poster Session (30-second pitches) All Presenters
17:30–19:30 Dinner  


 

@ Contact

  • Person
    Hjalmar Laudon, Professor
    Department of Forest Ecology and Management, joint staff