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Mariette Manktelow, collaboration coordinator, Division of Planning, SLU
mariette.manktelow@slu.se, +46(0) 18-67 18 54, +46(0) 76-117 94 49
SLU calculates and reports emissions and uptake from Sweden's Land use, Land Use Change and Forestry sector (LULUCF).
Each year, SLU researchers take part in several Swedish events such as the Almedal week, the Borgeby field days and Matologi events.
Here you can find some other examples of how SLU collaborates with Swedish industry, governmental bodies, universities and organisations.
Global challenges and national needs both underscore the importance of intensified research combining the strengths of all four faculties at SLU.
Research within the fields of forests, agriculture, animal health and welfare, and also urban environment are therefore assembled in four interdisciplinary future research platforms. These four research areas for the future will constitute platforms for e.g., internal and external interaction, coordination of research projects, and formulation of major grant proposals.
FältForsk is a contact unit between SLU and external organisations involved in agricultural field testing.
FältForsk coordinates and develops field research methods for planning, reporting results and stimulating the use of good routines and equipment in field and laboratory studies.
SLU and four other universities in Southern Sweden cooperate and has a common office i Brussels. They keep and eye on EU's research and innovation policy.
Worth knowing - popular science lunch lectures under pleasant forms. They are held in Umeå, Uppsala and Alnarp.
Mariette Manktelow, collaboration coordinator, Division of Planning, SLU
mariette.manktelow@slu.se, +46(0) 18-67 18 54, +46(0) 76-117 94 49
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