PhD Projects

 

Several PhD students participate in the research school. Click a name to contact or learn more about the PhD students.

 

Last updated: November 17, 2010.

 

 

THEMATIC AREA: Increased assets and availability of forest resources

• Ingegerd Backlund - Intensive cultivation of lodgepole pine for early harvesting to use in biorefineries 
• Lars Karlsson - Profitable harvest of fuelwood in young forests
• Lars Sänsgtuvall - Long-term planning in forest management with high production of fuel wood
• Liying Wang - Modelling of Heterobasidion, spread and control
• Martin Ahlström - Silviculture and future risks of storm damages 
• Mateusz Lisiniewicz -  Population dynamics in Scots pine and Norway spruce stands  
• Nicole Suty- Inventory and growth modelling
• Olle Sjölin -
• Per-Ola Hedwall - Environmental effects of balanced fertilization in young forests
• Samuel Egbäck - Silviculture in breeded/cloned spruce- and pine stands

THEMATIC AREA: Sustainable management of forests in different conditions

• Anna Gunulf - Heterobasidion - biology and implications for silviculture
• Jakob Schelker - Impact of forestry on water quality in streams in the boreal landscape
• Renats Trubins - Land use change and landowners' behavior
• Till Jochum - Regeneration of broadleaved trees in north 
• Narayanan Subramanian - Modelling of phenology under climate change - implications on Swedish forest management 

THEMATIC AREA: Forest management for multiple use and diversity

• Matilda Annerstedt - Forest, health and recreation
• Tove Hultberg - Is there an extinction debt? – Fossil beetles and pollen as a tool for understanding the pattern of today´s biodiversity 
• Kathrin Blumenstein - The role of endophytes in Dutch elm disease
• Giulia Attocchi - Management of oak for high-quality wood production