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The Honey Bee Research Centre focuses on honey bee health, honey bee disease ecology and pathology. The research contribute to new knowledge and solutions to reduce the threat of disease and improve the sustainability of beekeeping. We also research pathology and disease transmission in wild bees

We work with research in remote sensing of forest and vegetation, environmental monitoring and assessment (primarily national maps), education in remote sensing and GIS, and support for SLU's GIS activities.

Food Systems for New Realities - Agri4D 2021 agnes.bondesson@slu.se Programme Day 1, 26 September Programme Day 2, 27 September Programme Day 3, 28 September 8.30: Conference platform opens 9.00:   Opening of the conference   Welcome address – Pär Forslund, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at SLU.

In fall of 2018, we added six stations to the Krycklan water quality monitoring network in a side-by-side comparison of these three different management options with the goal of determining their effects on water quality and quantity. We call this area “Trollberget” and it began with the EU LIFE

Researchers PostDocs PhDs tejshree.tiwari@slu.se matpei jija0002 citg0001 alkr0004 kyhi0001 gillian.simpson kono0001 aann0012 arpi0001 My primary research interest lies in exploring the biosphere-atmosphere exchanges of water, energy and greenhouse gases (i.e. carbon dioxide, methane

Forest biodiversity is changing and will continue to change in the near future.  Forests are critical habitats for biodiversity and they are also essential for the provision of a wide range of ecosystem services that are important to human well-being. Here at the department, research is focused on

Interested in global issues? There are many opportunities for you to put your interests for a more sustainable and equal world into practice in your studies. SLU is a leading university addressing global development and contributing to Agenda 2030.

The PECA research program The PECA research program The PECA research program We are interested in understanding landscape changes, the linkages between agriculture and forestry in smallholder systems, local land uses as risk management strategies in time of climate change and the changing role

We carry out analyses throughout the entire chain, from the production of feed via effects in the animal to the quality of the end products.

Since 2018, SLU and Lake Mälaren's water conservation association have been collaborating on research and environmental assessment. The goal is to facilitate the exchange between research and social interests around Lake Mälaren, and to improve the methods of monitoring.