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Pharmaceutical pollution affects migration in Atlantic salmon

Young salmon exposed to pharmaceutical pollution change their behaviour. They prefer to swim alone rather than in shoals and take greater risks during the vital migration from river to sea. This is the result of a unique new study conducted at SLU.

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Strong growth in international admissions at SLU

The admission results for SLU’s international study programmes this autumn are now available – and the numbers show a clear upward trend. Compared to last year, SLU has seen a notable increase in the number of admitted international students.

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Have you been accepted to study at SLU this coming autumn?

Congratulations! Wondering what’s next? Find out by reading the information on our pages for new students. Welcome to SLU!

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Rapeseed can become a better plant-based protein source with the help of gene editing

In a new doctoral thesis, Oliver Moss shows how he has successfully reduced the levels of glucosinolates, sinapine, and phytic acid in rapeseed lines. This breakthrough paves the way for using rapeseed proteins both as an improved animal feed and as a plant-based protein source for food.

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For a better world

The climate affects our water, forests, animals, landscape and food production. It affects our lives. Find out about SLU's work with climate issues and towards meeting the sustainable development goals of Agenda 2030.

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