Renewable energy
Bioenergy is renewable energy made available from materials derived from biological sources. Biomass is any organic material which has stored sunlight in the form of chemical energy.

Nordic-Baltic workshop
Boreal peatlands provide an important carbon sink and play a key role in the global carbon cycle and climate system. During the past century, >10 million ha of natural peatlands have been drained in
Boreal biosphere-climate interactions
Land-atmosphere exchanges of greenhouse gases, water and energy in the boreal landscape
Trees and Forests for Global Development
Sustainable management of trees and forest for people and the environment
Staff
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Researchers
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Who we are
Researchers PostDoc PhD Students tejshree.tiwari@slu.se geny jafa lsus0001 rago0002 goha dalu anue0001 aola0002 ardh0001 icka0001 Aida Bargues Tobella, Postdoctor Department of Forest
Biogeochemistry
Research on biogeochemistry at the forest ecology and management department focuses on understanding the biogeochemical transformation and cycling of energy, water, carbon, nitrogen, and other
Soil biogeochemistry
Here, the focus is largely on the organic and inorganic compounds that comprise the soil phase. Specifically, the focus is on soil processes occurring in situ on the landscape, viewing soil as a
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Aquatic biogeochemistry
Greenhouse gas dynamics in the ground- and surface waters Freshwaters are an important component of the global carbon (C) cycle, emitting large amounts of the important greenhouse gases carbon
Research
Research at the department Specific research areas Our research is organised under seven subject areas where we develop knowledge about forest ecosystems and the processes that drive them. This
Forest landscape biogeochemistry
Forest landscape biogeochemistry includes the hydrology and biogeochemistry of forests, wetlands and surface waters and the speciation, mobility and bioavailability of carbon, nutrients and metals.