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Diss Benjamin Mooney

Restructuring aquatic food webs under climate change charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Benjamin Mooney defends his thesis "Restructuring aquatic food webs under climate change" on 20th of November 2026

Diss Anne Sophie Dietrich

The economic value of biodiversity: A food value chain perspective charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Anne Sophie Dietrich defends her thesis "The economic value of biodiversity: A food value chain

Diss Valeria Carini

Ecological and economic perspectives on agroecosystems Ecosystem functions, crop production and input use across cropping practices charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Valeria Carini defends her thesis "

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Letter from the Dean

SLU's environmental assessment and monitoring remains strong in times of political uncertainty Dear colleagues at the NJ Faculty! Autumn is making its presence felt, with increasingly dark mornings

2026-09 Göran B

The recent headlines about PFAS in pesticides, fast-growing chickens, inadequate preparedness and the impact of climate change on our ability to produce food show that there is important work to be

Diss Eula Gems Mateo Oreiro

Adaptation in Zymoseptoria tritici: Implications of Fungicide Use and Temperature Conditions charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Eula Gems Mateo Oreiro defends her thesis "Adaptation in Zymoseptoria

Traffic changes to and from Ultuna

Several traffic changes will affect travel to and from the Ultuna campus during the autumn. Monday 12 October, work to remove the kerb stones at the Veterinärvägen–Ulls väg roundabout will begin. The

Diss Florentine Ballhaus

Degradation & Condensation Autophagy and stress granules in the plant stress response charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Florentine Ballhaus defends her thesis "Degradation & Condensation Autophagy

Docent lecures NJ autumn 2026

Welcome to the Autumn Docent Lecture at the NJ-faculty internkommunikation@slu.se The lectures take place in Sal L, Undervisningshuset, Alma allé 10, on 7 October. If you cannot be there in person

Diss Johanna Orsholm

High-throughput approaches to global insect biodiversity charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Johanna Orsholm defends her thesis "High-throughput approaches to global insect biodiversity" on 28th of October

Diss Linus Engstam

Hydrogen–biogas conversion processes Techno-economic and climate assessment considering interactions with electricity and biogenic carbon systems charlotta.eriksson@slu.se Linus Engstam defends

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