Department of Aquatic Resources
The research of the Department of Aquatic Resources focuses on fish and shellfish in the seas, lakes and rivers. We monitor the aquatic environment, developing the methods and know-how for sustainable use of aquatic resources.
Fler men mindre kräftor i Vättern och Hjälmaren
The number of signal crayfish is increasing in Sweden's largest lakes: Lake Vänern, Lake Vättern, Lake Hjälmaren and Lake Mälaren. But in several of the lakes, the proportion of small crayfish is
Grattis Stefan, SLU Aquas nya doktor!
On Friday, May 3, Stefan Skoglund successfully defended his doctoral thesis "Population regulatory processes in the Baltic salmon (Salmo salar)". Salmon are home-loving. When they go to spawn, they
Hållbart fiske kräver djupare kunskap om fiskpopulationer
To ensure sustainable fishing we need to know how large the fish populations are, and understand their dynamics. In his thesis, Stefan Skoglund at SLU has developed methods that increase our
SLU och Vattenfall följer upp vindkraftens påverkan på fisk och biologisk mångfald
Interest in offshore wind power is growing and there is a great need for knowledge about how this may affect marine ecosystems. SLU and Vattenfall are therefore collaborating in a new project to
IR1 2024
Access the notes and presentations from this year's first Department Council meeting (IR) held on April 18. You can find the material on our shared Sharepoint. Brief summary of the meeting The first
utlysningen IDA3 tillfalle2_eng
The call from the Interdisciplinary Academy – Q&A session and match making futurefood@slu.se Welcome to a lunch webinar about the call for new applicants to the Interdisciplinary Academy (IDA) at
Ta del av ombyggnations- och lokaliseringsplaner för Sötvattenslaboratoriet
Now you can read more about the renovation and localization plans for the Institute of Freshwater Research at Drottningholm. From a work environment perspective, there have been plans to rebuild the
Brist på data gör det svårt att bedöma hur ryggradslösa djur påverkas av fiske
Thousands of species of invertebrates live in Kattegat and Skagerrak. Many of them may be sensitive to fishing, but a lack of data makes it difficult to evaluate how vulnerable they are. This is
Diss Stefan Skoglund
Population regulatory processes in the Baltic salmon (Salmo salar) charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Stefan Skoglund defends his thesis "Population regulatory processes in the Baltic salmon (Salmo salar)
IDA2-KickOut_eng
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
Örjan Östman
orjan.ostman@slu.se My research interests span spatio-temporal environmental effects on eco-evolutionary dynamics of populations, population structure and distributions, and species interactions in
SLU's focus on food science
A significant portion of SLU's research revolves around putting food on the table. It is an ever-relevant issue in society during a time of changing climates and a need for increased food resilience.