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Future Silviculture Research School

The Research School aims to provide doctoral students with the necessary basic scientific knowledge to be able to analyse, develop and actively contribute to research on the future sustainable use of forests. The research school will be comprised of some 50 doctoral students, including 14 industry and collaboration PhD students.

Timevered cottage with a window towards a forest

Unique opportunities for doctoral students

The Research School includes both university-employed and industry-/collaboration based students that are offered to participate in courses and activities. Through teaching by leading researchers in each field, the doctoral students get both a solid scientific foundation and cutting-edge knowledge. The Research School is part of the Wallenberg Initiative in Forestry Research (WIFORCE) and aims to familiarize doctoral students with Swedish forestry and form a strong, professional and international network in both academia and industry. The Research School collaborates with the Faculty of Forest Sciences Research School SILVA.

Open call: Five industry and collaboration PhD students are wanted

Apply for a doctoral education within: 1) drought resistance biology; 2) drought resistance breeding; 3) forest genomics; 4) forest microbiology or 5) forest pathology. The last date to submit an application is August 19.

Internal call for PhD projects at the Faculty of Forest Sciences

Researchers employed at the Faculty of Forest Sciences, that are docents, are eligable to apply for new PhD projects with the Research School Future Silviculture. Last application date is August 20, 2024.

Contact

Future Silviculture Research School

Scientific Directors

Ove Nilsson and Hjalmar Laudon

Coordinator

Maria Nordström

(name.lastname@slu.se)

Published: 12 July 2024 - Page editor: tejshree.tiwari@slu.se

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