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The James Hutton Institute has won silver status under the Athena Swan Charter, the framework used by higher education and research institutions to promote gender equality.
Funding has been granted for five separate consortia of stakeholder and research organisations, that will carry out cutting-edge research into the interlinking themes of soil health, agricultural systems and land use change.
Scientists at The James Hutton Institute are leading a nationwide soil sampling campaign to help major European project, ECHO, to collect a total of 16,500 samples across Europe.
The centre, located at The James Hutton Institute in Invergowrie, will futureproof crop production and enhance food security for the UK and beyond.
The James Hutton Institute awarded £1m to embark on a ground-breaking five-year project called Raspberry Economics in Production which is focused on tackling the economic issues plaguing the UK’s raspberry growers.
World Food Day is an important event in the United Nations (UN) annual calendar as it commemorates the founding of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation in 1945. It is celebrated widely by organisations concerned with food security and serves as a reminder that it remains widespread.
Tay5G, a Tay Cities Region Deal project in collaboration with the Scotland 5G Centre and university and industry partners, has announced James Hutton Ltd as a winner of its Challenge Fund.
Pioneering medicinal cannabis research is set to take place in Dundee after the James Hutton Institute secured £350k funding from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC).
The Defra-funded Soft Fruit Genetic Improvement Network (GIN) will be led by the crop research organisation NIAB, with James Hutton Institute and ADAS as key partners, beginning work in Summer 2024.
World-renowned environmental scientist Professor Gretchen C. Daily laid out her vision for a world at one with nature at the 45th annual TB Macaulay lecture held in Edinburgh on Tuesday night (10th September 2024).
