SLU Future forests
SLU Future Forests is a multi-disciplinary forest research programme at SLU.
Seed money call for interdisciplinary research
To strengthen interdisciplinary research, SLU Future Forests is launching a seed money call in subjects related to forest sciences and sustainable forestry development. Call deadline is October 6.
Krycklan Symposium 2024
tejshree.tiwari@slu.se This year, the 21st Krycklan symposium will be focused on the new generation of researchers and research. Hence we hope to highlight ongoing PhD, Post-docs and early career
GCUA Daniel webinar
Monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2024 SDG Report: An Overview agnes.bondesson@slu.se GCUA 2030 welcomes you to this webinar with Daniel Eshetie from the United Nations
Webinar: Autonomous forest regeneration - current solutions and future challenges
stina.johannesson@slu.se Trees For Me's PhD student Erik Arvidsson presents the latest news related to his research project on autonomous broadleaf regeneration. From a technical perspective, which
Early-Career Researchers Network
Early-Career Researchers Network is a network for researchers at the beginning of their careers. The purpose is to provide tools and knowledge to facilitate interdisciplinary projects and
Apply for seed money for fall 2024
SLU Future Forests offers seed money for interdisciplinary forest research and sustainable development. Deadline for fall 2024 application is October 6. Summer’s officially over – it’s time to start
Focus on Forests gathered young researchers
Monday’s Focus on Forests saw around 20 young researchers attend a workshop on networking and interdisciplinary research. On Monday September 9, Future Forests held a workshop for early-stage
Workshop: The role and importance of LULUCF and EU Forest Policy in Managing the Climate
henrik.j.persson@slu.se A hybrid workshop/conference which aims to discuss the role and importance of LULUCF and EU Forest Policy in Managing the Climate. With the support of the Swedish University
Trees increasingly taller, study shows
Forests are growing faster and trees are getting taller. In a recently published edition of Fakta Skog, researchers explain why. Trees are getting taller. A 50-year-old pine or spruce is, on average,
Northern forests’ role in security, stability and sustainability
henrik.j.persson@slu.se This hybrid seminar brings together researchers to discuss from different perspectives how forests and security issues are linked, and to lay foundations for future
Climate conversations
SLU Global and the future platforms are organising a serie of climate conversations. There will be webinars open for anyone to join and some for SLU-staff only. Please see updated events below.
Urban Forests: The impact of tree origin on urban biodiversity
henrik.j.persson@slu.se Welcome to the first Urban Forests webinar of the fall semester of 2024. This time, we welcome Johan Kjellberg Jensen, Ph. D. and researcher at Lund University's Centre for