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research in collaboration with stakeholders. The PhD project is part of two key initiatives: the Competitive Timber Structures research profile and the BioGlue Center: Competence Centre for Bio-based
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products. The project will be carried out as a part of the newly established BioGlue-Centre “Competence Centre for Bio-based Adhesives”, which is a Vinnova Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Industry and
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-ranging of thematic activities from forest to finished wood products. Benefits for the climate arising from forests lie at the core of all department activities. The Department of Forestry and Wood
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the Faculty of Technology, is located right on the waterfront in the heart of Kalmar and has around 500 students, on campus and at a distance. With dedication, new technology and extensive experience, we shape
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national and European projects that focus on both fundamental and applied research. The Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA) addresses data-driven methods to gain
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will be part of the Linnaeus University Center (Lnuc) Competitive Timber Structures, with cutting-edge research about using forest biomaterials to develop and improve wood-based building materials
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Linnaeus University Centre DISA and two Linnaeus Knowledge Environments: Green Sustainable Development and Digital Transformations. Several of the faculty's research groups collaborate within the strategic
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and protein expression analyses by next-generation sequencing methodologies). Locally, the project will be part of the Linnaeus University Centre for Ecology and Evolution in Microbial model Systems