Environmental monitoring and assessment
SLU has a unique role among Swedish universities through its commission to perform environmental monitoring and assessment. This is based on society's needs, as expressed in national environmental targets, international commitments and the overall objective of long-term sustainable development.
Citizen Science
Are you interested in citizen science? Do you want to network with or learn from your colleagues? On this page you find information on current activities at SLU. Current activities Seminar October
Funding bodies
Here is where you find the funding for your project.
Datadriven Life Science - DDLS
DDLS is a research program funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation and coordinated by the Science for Life Laboratory (SciLifeLab) in collaboration with ten Swedish Universities and the
Environmental statistics - a Statistics@SLU seminar series
The centre of statistics invites you to a Zoom-send seminar series about statistics for environmental monitoring and assessment. The seminars are held Fridays, 13-14 unless indicated otherwise in the
Webinar series CitSci
Learn about your colleagues’ citizen science projects; take part in the seminars for SLU staff. The webinars are held during lunchtime, between 12 PM -1 PM, and you can find the connection links via
External funding - calls
Find out about funders and the types of external funding they offer, what services and tools are available to help you, and how to get the support you need. Menus above lead to information about
Video from the seminar; Statistical methods for evaluation of temporal trends in environmental data
This is a recording from the seminar presented by Claudia von Brömssen at the 27th of August. It is part of Environmental Statistics - a Statistics@SLU seminar series about statistics for
Horizon 2020
Horizon 2020 - EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2014-2020) Horizon 2020 is the current European Union's program for research and innovation for the years 2014-2020 and has a budget
Titles and competence level EMA
SLU’s vice-chancellor has decided on specific titles and a defined competence level for staff working with environmental monitoring and assessment. The following titles have been created:
Researchers and authorities discussed new environmental monitoring methods at SLU
On November 7 a workshop was held, to identify species and species communities using molecular methods, at SLU for researchers and authorities. The goal was to learn from each other and start using
Cost
COST – a funding organisation for research and innovation networks COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is an EU-funded programme that supports the creation of research networks,