Latest news and updates from CCRI.
Next month, CCRI's Dan Keech will be participating in the 'Er Indoors conference with regular collaborator Professor Marc Redepenning from Otto-Friedrich Univeristy in Bamberg. The conference takes place at The Univeristy of Warwick's Humanities Research Centre.
This Friday, Janet Dwyer will be a 'Climate Emergency' Question Time debate for local students. The event, organised by Gloucestershire's 'Vision 21'.
More publication success for Researchers from CCRI. Damian Maye is lead author on two papers with Rob Berry co-authoring a paper written by former CCRI Masters' student Katherine Smith.
Julie Ingram has once again travelled to Indoensia as a follow-up to her recent OECD scholarship. She has been visiting farmers who are participating in Science Field Labs and also presented at the recent 5th Global Science Conference on Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA).
Later this week, the European Network of Soil Awareness will hold its sixth meeting in The Netherlands. CCRI's Jane Mills has been invited as an expert to the event.
Dilshaad Bundhoo and John Powell this week will travel to the Arava Institute, joining an interdisciplinary team of Israeli researchers at the Center for Transboundary Water Management.
CCRI researcher Julie Ingram was joined by PhD Kamilla Skaalsveen last week at the Wageningen Soil Conference in the Netherlands.
The SURE-Farm team have issued a new policy brief on farm demographics and impacts on farm structure, which has been in part based upon work conducted by a CCRI case study focussed on arable farming in the East of England.
Julie Urquhart and Damian Maye both have papers accepted for publication, with Julie's being published as open access.