SLU Future One Health
SLU Future One Health focuses on health and quality of life of animals, as well as the interface between people, animals and nature. It also covers the importance of animals and nature for the health and well-being of humans.
Calls for funding
The application deadline has expired! Thank you for your application. We have a joint call with the other Future Platforms - more information here . More information about our calls Granted funds
Varmare klimat minskar myggornas blodtörst
Studies from SLU show that mosquitoes exposed to higher temperatures are more likely to favour plant nectar over blood, which could reduce the spread of malaria in a warmer climate. Read the full
Marie Stenseke visiting professor
Marie Stenseke is passionate about interdisciplinary research, and through her long career, she has gathered a lot of experience about interdisciplinary working methods. For three years, as visiting
Centre of Excellence in Animal Welfare Science
The Centre of Excellence in Animal Welfare Science is a Swedish network for researchers in natural and social sciences - establishing scientific excellence to improve animal welfare. The network is
One Health Breakfast Club#17
The One Health Breakfast Club #17: Ongoing international One Health activities futureonehealth@slu.se Welcome to the One Health Breakfast Club 7 May between 8.00 and 9.00. You get a short
One Health at the forefront of the global policy agenda
One Health is closely linked to several of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations for 2030. During the annual forum of the Association for European Life Science
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SLU takes interdisciplinarity forward futurefood@slu.se Save the date: Welcome to discuss how SLU as a university can be strengthened through interdisciplinarity in research and education. How
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IDA: Interdisciplinarity for better natural resource management and food production in rooftop greenhouses futurefood@slu.se Save the date: Welcome to an inspiring day about interdisciplinary
Wildlife responses to the Covid-19 pandemic
Covid-19 not only changed human behaviors but also those of wildlife. When communities shut down and people flocked to nature, wildlife became less active there. As restrictions were lifted and
One Health Breakfast Club#18
The One Health Breakfast Club #18:Healthy ageing and food security for indigenous elderly in Sweden and India futureonehealth@slu.se Welcome to the One Health Breakfast Club 5 June between 8.00 and
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Creating Living Knowledge: Lessons learned from an 8 year programme of transdisciplinary research futurefood@slu.se What are the benefits and risks of large interdisciplinary collaborations? Keri
Urban Forests - Survey your moves
Urban Forests: Survey your moves – with focus on urban green spaces urbanfutures@slu.se How important are urban forests for physical activity and human health? What can we learn from dog owners?