
SUN – Natural resources for sustainability transitions
Northern Sweden has the potential to show the way for a successful restructuring of the basic industry that not only benefits Sweden but also the rest of the world.
Luleå University of Technology's initiative SUN, Natural resources for sustainability transitions, focuses on the assets in the form of ore, forests and water, which are of central importance for realizing the social transformation needed to achieve the UN sustainable development goals (SDGs)s. We know that it is precisely here, in northern Sweden, that the technical development and restructuring of our national basic industries can be a precursor to how to achieve the UN's global sustainability goals. Sweden's important basic industries, ore, wood and hydropower, which are located in northern Sweden, are a prerequisite for successful climate change.
SUN management
Scientific leader: Tobias Bauer
Deputy Scientific Leader: Patrik Söderholm
Research School: Karin Beland Lindahl and Joel Andersson
Project Manager: Betty Christakopoulou

About SUN
Sweden's important basic industries ore, timber, and water found in northern Sweden, are a prerequisite for success in climate transition. SUN capitalises on these assets.

Graduate school
SUN’s graduate school aims to establish a creative interdisciplinary research environment where PhD students from several disciplines conduct research on Natural resources for sustainability transiti

Visiting researchers
We co-fund short-term visits by productive researchers to expand the university's network in the academic world and strengthen our research in the field of natural resources.

Meet our researchers
We have a number of competent researchers who, with the help of their research, drive SUN forward.
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Open Call for funding of visiting scholars
Open Call for funding of visiting scholars Background and Scope To strengthen the LTU research area “Natural Resources for Sustainable Development – SUN, we launch an open call for funding of visiting scholars. The overall goal of the call is to help
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