Research

In Forest Remote Sensing, we develop and validate remote sensing methods that can be used in forest management planning and terrestrial environmental analysis/assessment. Remote sensing data are

Research in Rural development at the department Rural development is an interdisciplinary field of study based in the social sciences, in which we pay special attention to how ideas about development

Horizon 2020 - EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2014-2020) Horizon 2020 is the current European Union's program for research and innovation for the years 2014-2020 and has a budget

Mozhgan Zahribanhesari , Doctoral Student, 20180104-20180531, Own funding Paul Treitz , Professor, 20170302-20170430, Own funding Milutin Milenkovic , Doctoral Student, 20160601-20160831, Own funding

Project aim is to develop a sustainable protein source of high value for farmed fish, based on filamentous fungi grown on residues from ethanol production. A special emphasis during the project will

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A changing climate means changing geographical distributions of infectious diseases, especially those that are transmitted by insects and ticks. In this project, ticks collected from animals and

EHEC is increasing in Sweden, and internationally serious outbreaks and deaths occur annually. In 2018, the second largest outbreak in Sweden's history occurred. A common source of infection is

Horses are exposed to parasites in the pasture as they graze, and all horses have parasitic worm infections to some degree. Keeping many horses on a relatively small surface, which is common,

The development of anthelmintic resistance in the equine roundworm is an increasing problem for foals in Sweden and the rest of the world. Infections can cause symptoms such as nasal discharge, cough

Today, anthelmintic resistance in combination with an increased prevalence of parasites, especially large bloodworms, poses an increased threat to the horse industry, which increases the need for the

Research shows that spending time in the forest contributes to better self-insight and reflection. We therefore believe that time in the forest can facilitate lifestyle change. However, it can