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Following the successful Tay5G ‘5G Future Farming: Robotics’ project testing 5G integrated robotics; a workshop was recently held at The James Hutton Institute’s Invergowrie campus for stakeholders, demonstrating autosurvey and monitoring activity by The National Robotarium’s dog robot, SPOT.
We are delighted to announce that Glen Clova Scientific Limited (GCS), the immunology and inflammation drug development company, is relocating its R&D operation to the Hutton’s Invergowrie campus.
A team from The James Hutton Institute will be taking part in this year’s Cereals event at Heath Farm, Leadenham in Lincolnshire, the leading technical event for the UK arable industry.
The artist collective behind a groundbreaking new digital installation at London’s Kew Gardens has credited research by The James Hutton Institute as part of their inspiration.
We are delighted to announce that Dr Ian Archer has been appointed Commercial Director of James Hutton Ltd (James Hutton Scientific Services).
the 46th TB Macaulay lecture will be delivered by renowned economist and creator of the ‘doughnut of social and planetary boundaries’ concept, Kate Raworth, on 1 October 2025 in Edinburgh.
The project aims to investigate how biologically driven nutrient management strategies can improve soil health and crop performance.
We were delighted to support Edinburgh Science Festival as a funding partner this year, with our staff running two extremely well attended and successful events.
The James Hutton Institute is excited to announce the appointment of Dr Margaret Currie as the new Head of Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences (SEGS), effective from May 1.
The project aims to identify nutritionally superior and yield-stable oat varieties through a combination of experimental and on-farm field trials across a range of diverse environments and organic management systems.
