We develop competence focused on fast-growing broadleaf trees for sustainable forestry, materials and energy in Sweden.
The centre is financed by and collaborates with a large number of public and private organisations from the forest and energy sector.
Trees For Me coordinates interdisciplinary research from seed to sustainable fuels and high value-added products from fast-growing broadleaf trees.
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How should fast-growing broadleaf trees, such as planted birch, be regenerated and managed in future production forests? This was discussed by rese...
During 2026-2027, new PhD students and postdoctoral researchers will be recruited to Trees For Me.
The centre of excellence Trees For Me, focused on fast-growing broadleaves, is receiving an additional 43,3 million kronor from the Swedish Energy...
Can fast-growing production-oriented forests also contribute to biodiversity? A new study from SLU, led by PhD student Jaime Luna, suggests that st...
What affects the birch flowering and seed production, how sensitive are birch seedlings to weevil damage, and can the ash from poplar be compared t...
PhD student Caroline Rapp presents the latest updates from the research project on interest groups’ perspectives on fast-growing broadleaves.