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Tora Råberg

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+46 10 516 67 45

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tora.raberg@ri.se

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Lund

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Jordbruk och trädgård II (101202)

ORCID

0000-0002-7629-7555

Tora works with topics concerning both horticultural production and agronomy issues, including agrivoltaics. She coordinates two strategic areas within RISE, Multifunctional urban verdure and Carbon sequestration in biogenic materials and processes. She has worked with beneficial insects in agricultural systems, indicator plants, urban community gardens, biochar, permaculture, agroecosystems in a changing climate and has a PhD in the field of improved nitrogen cycling in organic cropping systems. The competence arches over organic fertilisers, botany and improving the conditions for ecosystem services. She has a strong interest in how plants can be used; in innovative cropping systems to promote a varied food consumption, as social bridges connecting people in urban settings, and to reach the national environmental goals.

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SELF SUSTAINABLE FARM

Self Sustainable Farm is the vision of a total circulating energy system on a farm, which can be done by including everything from solar park with AI and subordinate cultivation areas and to energy conversion and energy storage,

Data Center Greenhouse - Data Collection Plattform

The project intends to utilize an existing greenhouse test bed in Boden, to equip it with the sensors that can support optimal cultivation for efficient crop yields. The greenhouse is heated by excess heat from adjacent data cente…

Innovative energy efficient greenhouses

Through the use of excess heat, we want to create conditions for sustainable and competitive greenhouse cultivation in Sweden by using low-temperature heat from other businesses to a greater extent. The project is carried out in c…

Planning of solar farms that benefit biodiversity and ecosystem services

The Eco-Sun project will create guidance for development of solar farms with net-zero or -positive impact on biodiversity, farming and other ecosystem services in Sweden and the Nordics.

Many routes to carbon sinks in the City of Malmö

Reducing carbon emissions is important to efforts to stop climate change, but at least as important is identifying and creating carbon sinks. RISE researcher Tora Råberg and her colleagues have helped the City of Malmö identify wh…

Urban Verdure

The urban land is increasingly being covered with hard materials, creating a plethora of problems such as heat islands, noise and reduced well-being. At RISE, we work in interdisciplinary teams to find green solutions that contrib…

Cultivation tests

Do you have a residual product from any type of process that you think could be used as a fertiliser or growing medium in food production? RISE offer a test environment where recycled products are evaluated in crop experiments.

Agricultural water management

Agriculture is an intensive user of water - a finite and vulnerable resource. Through agricultural water management we secure food production even under extreme weather conditions, and at the same time minimize the impact on the e…

Carbon sequestration

RISE provides expert knowledge on life cykel analysis and calculation of carbon sequestration potential for long-life wooden buildings and biochar. Biochar provides a long-term carbon sink and the material can be used as soil impr…

Biodiversity

Are five ants worth more than four elephants? Many people think biodiversity is important, but how important is it and how should it be measured? At RISE, we work to develop, evaluate and apply different methods to measure biodive…

Technology and methodology in sustainable crop production

How do you produce enough food to feed a growing population in a changing world – while making agriculture sustainable from an environmental, soil health, economic and social perspective? At RISE, we work with several aspects of s…

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