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Postdoctoral position Umea Reference number SLU.ua.2026.2.5.1-1602 Department of Forest Resource Management Would you like to help shape the future of the forest landscape? We are currently looking
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development. An important resource at the Centre is the Swedish National Airway Register (SNAR), a national quality register that enables large-scale clinical and epidemiological studies of patients
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results will be used to investigate how ecological mechanisms influence resource use efficiency in diversified crops, thereby generating new knowledge about crop diversity in relation to sustainability
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conducts internationally recognised research focusing on future energy and industrial systems. Collaboration with industry and society is central to developing sustainable, resource-efficient and
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sustainable, resource-efficient and competitive solutions for the society of tomorrow. Employment information Employment: Temporary employment, 2 years Period of employment/Start date: As agreed Scope
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sustainable, resource-efficient and competitive solutions for the society of tomorrow. Employment information Employment: Temporary employment Period of employment/Start date: As agreed Scope: Full
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United Kingdom, and the United States, from the late nineteenth century to the present. A central goal is to create a new comparative data resource tracing long-term occupational changes in these
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political science and natural resource management, which includes Sida's helpdesk for environmental assessment. The department also houses the Centre for Nature Interpretation (CNV). It is the largest
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aims to turn HTC filtrate from a problem into a resource. In parallel, the filtrate is used as substrate for microbial production of biodegradable plastics (PHA) together with our partners at Karlstad
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through studies of fungi and continuous cover forestry in boreal forest landscapes. Boreal forests are a key resource for Sweden’s bio-based economy while also providing other important ecosystem