(IN BRIEF) The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council is investing £10 million in 21 new Fellows through its Fellowships scheme, supporting early-stage researchers as they move toward independent research leadership. The new cohort will conduct discovery-led research at leading … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Education, Environment, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Adam Jalal, Alexandra Fletcher-Jones, Anthony Devlin, artificial intelligence, BBSRC, BBSRC Fellowships scheme, BBSRC Funding to Advance Biological Sciences Research Across UK Universities and Institutes, BBSRC Invests in Emerging Research Leaders Tackling Fundamental Questions in Modern Bioscience, BBSRC Supports Discovery Research and Independent Leadership with New Cohort of 21 Fellows, Ben Raymond, Bianca Pierattini, Biological Sciences, biomaterials, bioscience research, biotechnology, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, carbon-efficient bioproduction, cell biology, Charlene Dambire, Charlotte Thomas, David Willnow, Deyana Ivanova, discovery research, early-stage researchers, Elizabeth Ledger, engineering biology, Ennio d’Amico, environmental biology, Eva Jimenez Guri, genetics, host-pathogen biology, immune responses, immunology, Imperial College London, independent research leadership, Jack Collier, Jason Woodgate, King’s College London, marine embryos, Micaela Chacon, microbiology, microplastic leachates, Mitochondria, Molecular Biology, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, neuroscience, Newcastle University, Olivia Pedroncini, pathogen detection, Pierce Mullen, plant science, prion diseases, Professor Anne Ferguson-Smith, Rafael Moreno Tortolero, Robert Mason, Rosalind Franklin Institute, RT-QuIC, silk secretion, Stefano Bettinazzi, Tanja Fuchsberger, The Francis Crick Institute, UK Bioscience Research Gains £10 Million Boost Through 21 New BBSRC Fellowships, UK Research and Innovation, UKRI, United Kingdom, University College London, University of Birmingham, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, University of Edinburgh, University of Exeter, University of Manchester, University of Nottingham, University of St Andrews, University of York, £10 million funding
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have discovered a previously unknown protein, named RAK1, that may help explain how plants evolved from simple flat-growing organisms into complex land plants capable of three-dimensional growth. Studied in the model moss … Read the full press release
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Tagged acetyltransferase, Austria, bud formation, cellular signaling, Cloe De Luxan Hernandez, Department of Biology, Discovery of RAK1 Protein in Moss Sheds Light on How Early Plants Developed the Ability to Colonize Land, early land plants, Eleazar Rodriguez, England, Functional Genomics, Germany, Japan, kinase, land plants, metabolic control, moss, natural history, New Moss Study Identifies Previously Unknown Protein That May Explain a Key Step in Plant Evolution, New Phytologist, New Plant Science Research Reveals How Cellular Metabolism May Have Helped Shape Earth’s First Land Plants, Physcomitrium patens, plant evolution, plant science, RAK1, stem cell division, Thomas Juel Ammitsøe, three-dimensional growth, two-dimensional growth, University of Copenhagen
(IN BRIEF) UKRI has announced a major infrastructure investment package, including £51.2 million for a new National Cryogenic Facility that will enable advanced research at ultra-low temperatures. The facility will support innovation in areas such as quantum computing, healthcare, and … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Adam Staines, bioimaging, Blue Horizon, clean energy, cryogenic research, Daresbury Laboratory, food security, Ian Chapman, IMAS UK, infrastructure fund, National Cryogenic Facility, PhenomUK, plant science, quantum computing, research infrastructure, superconductors, tidal power, UK innovation, UKRI, UKRI Expands Research Infrastructure Portfolio with Strategic Investments Across Science Technology and Agriculture, UKRI Unveils Multi Million Pound Funding Package to Accelerate Scientific Innovation and Economic Growth Across the UK
(IN BRIEF) Nestlé has opened an Institute of Agricultural Sciences to advance sustainable food systems and develop science-based solutions in agriculture. The institute is dedicated to screening and developing solutions in key focus areas, such as plant science, agricultural systems, … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Education, Environment, Food & Beverage, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged agricultural systems, agriculture, cocoa, coffee, cow feed, dairy livestock, farmers, grains, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Jeroen Dijkman, manure management, Nescafé Plan, Nestlé, Nestlé Cocoa Plan, Paul Bulcke, plant science, pulses, sustainable food supply, sustainable food systems, Valérie Dittli
(PRESS RELEASE) LAUSANNE, 9-Feb-2022 — /EuropaWire/ — Nestlé (SWX: NESN), a Swiss multinational food and drink processing conglomerate and the world’s largest food & beverage company, has announced the establishment of a new research institute called Nestlé Institute of Agricultural … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Education, Environment, Industrial, Investment, News, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged agricultural raw materials, agricultural systems science, agricultural technologies, agricultural value chain, biodiversity, carbon footprint, Christoph Meier, dairy livestock, farmers, Isabelle Bureau-Franz, Jeroen Dijkman, Melanie Kohli, Nescafé Plan, Nestlé, Nestlé Cocoa Plan, Nestlé Institute of Agricultural Sciences, net zero, novel agricultural science, plant science, regenerative food system, soil health, Stefan Palzer
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