Apply for our open positions and contribute to cutting-edge research and collaboration for sustainable forestry, materials and energy in Sweden.
Our research explores the entire value chain, from sustainable production of fast-growing broadleaves to high-value materials and energy. We also examine environmental impacts, economic potential and the role of forests in a sustainable society.
Available positions
Apply for the positions on the respective partner university's webpage.
The people behind the research
Insights from our current PhD students about benefits of being enrolled with Trees For Me.
"Solid scientific insights and practical guidance" - Ola Dosumu
“Having this network of young researchers from diverse backgrounds, working on different aspects of the same goal, is beneficial. Together, we will be able to provide solid scientific insights and practical guidance to support the use of fast-growing broadleaves in Swedish forestry.”
Ola Dosumu | PhD student in Trees For Me and at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU).
"Input to spark new ideas" - Erik Tingrot
“The interaction between different sectors helps finding practical solutions and creates opportunities for learning across disciplines. By visiting different sites together, new questions appear. Some of which can be answered on site, while other provide input to spark new ideas.”
Erik Tingrot | PhD student in Trees For Me and at Luleå University of Technology (LTU).
"Strong network for future collaborations" - Aureo Aparecido Abreu Junior
“The mentorship programme and study trips with stakeholders gave me another perspective on putting my research into practice, exchanging knowledge and building a strong network for future collaborations.”
Aureo Aparecido Abreu Junior | PhD student in Trees For Me and at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU).
"Added value to my experience as a PhD student" - Caroline Rapp
“Tree For Me has added value to my experience as a PhD student by providing a network consisting of other PhD students, researchers, and stakeholders. Meeting with stakeholders has been very valuable seeing that my project investigates different actors’ perspectives on a large-scale increase of fast-growing broadleaves.”
Caroline Rapp | PhD student in Trees For Me and at Umeå University.
Most of the PhD students at study trip in Finland. Photo: Stina Johannesson