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Workshop: SLU – Ukrainian Universities Collaboration on Soil-Related Challenges

This workshop brings together researchers from SLU and five Ukrainian universities to discuss pressing soil-related challenges intensified by the war, and to explore opportunities for joint research.

Date: 14 October 2026

Time: 09:00 - 15:00

Language: English

Last day of registration: 25 August 2026

Organiser: Department of Soil and Environment

Co-organiser: SLU Global

Location: Online, Uppsala

SLU is strengthening its collaboration with Ukrainian universities as part of the deepening strategic partnership between Sweden and Ukraine. Building on existing scientific exchanges and shared interests in soil health, sustainable agriculture, and nutrient management, this workshop brings together researchers from SLU and five Ukrainian universities to discuss pressing soil-related challenges intensified by the war, and to explore opportunities for joint research.

The purpose of the workshop is to identify shared research priorities that can form the basis of future Horizon Europe proposals, and to foster new links and collaborations between researchers in Sweden and Ukraine. The programme includes thematic sessions on soil remediation, nutrient recycling, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience, combining short presentations with facilitated discussion aimed at producing concrete, shared research questions.

All are welcome to take part, whether as a presenter or as an attendee contributing to the discussion. Presenters are invited to give a short contribution (up to 15 minutes) relating their research to the topics listed above. Both on-site and online participation are possible, and a more detailed program will be published in September.

To take part, please complete the registration form below by 25 August 2026. For questions about the workshop or about registration, please contact Oksana Valetska.

More detailed program will be available later. Note: Date to be confirmed!

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