Climate research
Climatology or climate research is the study of climate, scientifically defined as weather conditions averaged over a period of time. This modern field of study is regarded as a branch of the atmospheric sciences and a subfield of physical geography, which is one of the Earth sciences.
Julianne Oliveira
julianne.oliveira@slu.se Researcher in Remote Sensing of forage crops at the Department of Crop Production Ecology, and Data Analyst of SITES Röbäcksdalen. Research Interests: - Remote Sensing (
Diss Viktor Thunell
Fish life histories in a warming climate: a mechanistic basis of change and a community context charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Viktor Thunell defends his thesis "Fish life histories in a warming
Paul Kardol – new Professor in forest microbiology
Paul Kardol researches plant-soil interactions and ecosystem processes. The last ten years he has been investigating the subarctic tundra in northern Sweden and focused on questions related to global
Tejshree Tiwari
tejshree.tiwari@slu.se Modelling biogeochemistry in boreal landscapes As a modeller, I am interested in the interconnectivity between biological, chemical and physical processes that govern the
Mats Nilsson
mats.b.nilsson@slu.se Professor emeritus (Senior Advisor) at the Department of Forest Ecology and Management I am a professor in Soil Science, Biogeochemistry. I do research and teaching on
Anneli Adler
anneli.adler@slu.se I am a researcher in plant ecology. My research focuses on innovative methods to increase the long-term sustainability of agroecosystems. One of the methods for increasing the
Aureo Aparecido Abreu Junior
aureo.abreu.jr@slu.se My name is Aureo Junior, I have a bachelor degree in forest engineering from the Federal University of Lavras - Brazil and one year of undergraduate exchange studies at Oregon
Matthew Jacobson
matthew.jacobson@slu.se On 12th December 2022, I have started a postdoctoral research position at the Division of Agrarian History. I am originally an archaeologist and my research is focused on
Boreal forests turn into a carbon sink within 10 years of clearcutting
Tree growth determines the forest carbon balance at the landscape level in northern managed forests. Soil carbon release through decomposition is comparatively less important, and a clearcut starts
Global: COP27 blogg
Read the new blog post written by Hanna Wolf, Division of Environmental Integration at SLU and advisor at Sida’s Helpdesk for Environment and Climate Change. She gives her own reflection on the new
Soil fungal conservation values and contributions to soil carbon dynamics
How fast soil organisms in boreal forests break down and store carbon has great significance for Earth's climate. If the species composition of soil fungi and associated vegetation changes, it can
Priscila De Morais Lima
priscila.de.morais.lima@slu.se Researcher at the Department of Energy and Technology. Research interests on sustainability assessments and decision-making for different waste streams. A passionate