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Rachel Helliwell and Marc Stutter cycled along part of the course of the Dee

A journey from source to sea: travelling along the River Dee

26 Nov 2020

The barley pan-genome will benefit scientists and breeders

Barley pan-genome: scientists unravel diversity of domesticated barley

25 Nov 2020

Prof Ian Toth, British Potato Industry Award 2020 winner

Professor Ian Toth recognised with British Potato Industry Award 2020

24 Nov 2020

Beltie wetlands (photo: Dee Catchment Partnership)

Breathing new life into the Beltie burn

23 Nov 2020

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The James Hutton Institute is a well-respected and globally recognised research organisation delivering fundamental and applied science to drive the sustainable use of land and natural resources.

A journey from source to sea: travelling along the River Dee

26 Nov 2020
Barley pan-genome: scientists unravel diversity of domesticated barley

25 Nov 2020
Professor Ian Toth recognised with British Potato Industry Award 2020

24 Nov 2020
Breathing new life into the Beltie burn

23 Nov 2020

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The James Hutton Research Institute is the result of the merger in April 2011 of MLURI and SCRI. This merger formed a new powerhouse for research into food, land use, and climate change.