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The James Hutton Institute is delighted to announce that Dr Kelly Houston, Dr Isabelle Colas and Dr Sarah McKim have been announced joint deputy directors of one of its innovation centres, the International Barley Hub (IBH).
A groundbreaking project exploring the power of fungi to combat agricultural pollution is making significant strides, with researchers looking to begin live field trials later this year.
A study has identified a new mechanism by which plants link resource availability to flowering at the correct time, maximising their chances of reproductive success.
The James Hutton Institute, along with its partners, Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) and Agrii, is delighted to announce its sponsorship for Potatoes in Practice.
Social researchers from the Hutton are hosting two events to explore community connections to land in partnership with Kyle and Lochalsh Community Trust
Researchers at James Hutton Institute have harnessed genomics technologies to analyse each of the potato’s four genome copies.
The James Hutton Institute is excited to announce the appointment of Anne Corbin as our new Chief Financial Officer.
The James Hutton Institute is delighted to announce that Dr Kerry Waylen has been appointed as the International Land Use Study Centre (ILUSC) Deputy Director.
We are marking Butterfly Education and Awareness Day this Saturday (7th June) with our pioneering work that is helping to improve the habitat of the UK’s most endangered butterfly, the High Brown Fritillary.
Scientists, led by the Hutton’s Advanced Plant Growth Centre, have been working as part of a European consortium to develop tools for the development of multi-stress tolerant potatoes.
