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15. April, 2022

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

1st of June 2022, Uppsala, SWEDEN

From economic to environmental and social aspects of small diameter wood utilization.

Join us to learn more about the main results and achievements of the SMALLWOOD project.

The conference will be organised as a hybrid event.

More details will follow. For more information, visit www.smallwood.eu or contact: tomas.nordfjell@slu.se.
Our conference will take place one day before the Elmia Wood exhibition
https://www.elmia.se/en/wood/for-visitors/ ).

The conference is organised in the frame of the SMALLWOOD project and is free of charge for all participants.

Conference, 1st June, Invitation PDF

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