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), from the whole animal to the structures of the organs, with main focus on food producing animals, sports and companion animals. In addition, the subject has a focus on digitization related
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governance analysis, assessment and application. About the position The main tasks for the position is to coordinate the NATURO project, with the aim to show how quality of life can be increased
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assessment analyst to contribute to data management and communication support. The main focus will be on the management and mobilization of data from the SITES Thematic Programs and research stations, but will
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. As research assistant, you will be working in a project aiming to assess the ecological status of aquatic ecosystems with DNA-based methods. Primary work tasks include routine amplicon library
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farming practices and landscape composition and configuration for primary production, climate change adaptation, and environmental impacts. In this broad context, the postdocs are encouraged to work in one
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Canada will be compared in terms of their carbon balance. The main focus will be on deciphering which properties of the peatlands and their upslope catchments areas that control the balance in
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. The main goal is to determine the degree to which nitrogen fertilization of green roofs of different successional stages can influence the plant community and thus the provision of a range of ecosystem
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Postdocs. The assessment of pedagogic skills will consider the ability to: plan, conduct and evaluate their own teaching, supervise and examine undergraduate and master level students, convey and implement
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well as Landscape architecture, planning and management at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Alnarp. Work tasks: The primary tasks of the PhD student are to write a doctoral thesis and develop
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on the interaction between humans, animals and ecosystems and the responsible use of natural resources, we contribute to sustainable societal development and good living conditions on our planet. Our main campuses