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Construction of the Udny community wind turbine in 2011
Tuesday, December 02, 2014

Value of community projects discussed at energy conference

The value of community-owned renewables to local economies was the focus of a presentation made by Professor Deb Roberts from the James Hutton Institute at Community Energy Scotland’s 2014 conference.

Slovenian researchers visited the Institute to discuss CropSustaIn project
Thursday, November 27, 2014

Slovenian researchers visit to discuss CropSustaIn progress

Researchers from the Agricultural Institute of Slovenia (AIS) visited the James Hutton Institute to discuss alternatives for sustainable crop production in Slovenia in the face of global change.

John Swinney MSP, Deputy FM (right), presented the award to Dr Nigel Kerby
Wednesday, November 26, 2014

MRS director wins award for outstanding contribution to knowledge exchange

Dr Nigel Kerby MBE, Managing Director of Mylnefield Research Services (MRS), has won the Outstanding Contribution to Knowledge Exchange Award in the Interface Excellence Awards 2014, which mark successful collaborations between businesses and Scottish universities and research institutes.

Mark Sinclair (right) presents the award to Inveralmond Brewery (c) James Hutton
Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Inveralmond Brewery wins institute-sponsored food and drink excellence award

With over 350 guests from around Perthshire in attendance, including the newly installed Deputy First Minister of Scotland, the James Hutton Institute presented the Excellence in Food and Drink award to Inveralmond Brewery.

Innovation Award winners NWSS with Prof Iain Gordon (courtesy RSPB)
Friday, November 21, 2014

Conservation heroes honoured at Nature of Scotland Awards

Conservation heroes from across the country were honoured at the RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards, where the James Hutton Institute presented the Innovation Award to the Native Woodland Survey of Scotland.

Beaver teeth marks on birch tree (c) James Hutton Institute
Thursday, November 20, 2014

Latest beaver trial reports published

Six reports looking at the trial reintroduction of beavers at Knapdale in Argyll have been published today, including a report by the James Hutton Institute on the impact of beavers on woodland.

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

UK Soils Observatory wins excellence award

UKSO, an initiative supported by the James Hutton Institute and other leading soil research institutions, has been awarded the Excellence with Impact prize at the Association for Geographic Information Awards for Geospatial Excellence.

Nigel Kerby, managing director of MRS (c) James Hutton Institute
Monday, November 10, 2014

Managing Director of Mylnefield Research Services to step down

After 23 years’ service with the company, Dr Nigel Kerby MBE, managing director of MRS, is to step down from his position on 6 April 2015.

Daniel Smith (center), winner of BLT 2014 award (courtesy S&A Group)
Thursday, November 06, 2014

Young horticultural scientist scoops Business Leader of Tomorrow award

Daniel Smith, a young researcher from the James Hutton Institute, has been awarded the Business Leader of Tomorrow prize at this year’s prestigious Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) Awards in London.

Natural capital refers to elements of nature that produce value (c) James Hutton
Thursday, November 06, 2014

Interdisciplinary dialogue key to valuing our life support systems

Businesses that ignore nature could have a false impression of their viability and are missing out on long term business productivity, ecologists and economists have said at the Natural Capital Initiative summit in London.

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