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Göran Bergkvist. Photo: Mårten Granert- Gärdfeldt
Göran Bergkvist
Vice Dean
New
Challenges for Food Production Require New Cultivation Methods
Significant
changes are needed in agriculture to address and adapt to the challenges facing
society. Climate change, banned or ineffective pesticides, and biodiversity
loss in landscapes must be managed, all while the demand for food increases.
20 November in the University Aula, Campus Uppsala
Moderator of the day: Niklas Källner
Some glimpses from the Faculty’s main areas ”Sill,
surströmming och utflyttad trålgräns – hur hänger det ihop”. Reflektioner från
en f.d. student. ”From farm to fork – the Swedish food chain around the year
1800”. Presentation of and interviews with the new Faculty Board. Pub, dinner
and on stage – The Apricots
Recruitment are subject for he most important decisions taken at the meeting.
Professors:
Of food science and technology at the Department of
Molecular Sciences;
of environmental policy and governance at the Department of
Urban and Rural Development;
of terrestrial ecosystem ecology should be recruited
at the Department of Ecology.
Senior lecturers
Two senior lecturers: one in the subject of plant ecology at
the Department of Crop Production Ecology, and one in the subject of plant
physiology at the Department of Plant Biology.
Associate senior lecturers
An associate senior lecturer in inorganic chemistry at the
Department of Molecular Sciences.
Associated professors
The board decided to appoint nine persons as associated
professors.
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