In Verba

How can UK research do even better?

23 May 2013 by Laurie Smith, Senior Policy Adviser

At the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee on Tuesday UK research was set a challenge: MIT spins out…

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Feed grass to cows! It’s cheaper and more sustainable

20 May 2013 by Sarah Giles, Science Policy Intern

On Tuesday I was at Portcullis House as the Labour party outlined its new vision for post-2015 development. The event…

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How can we increase our resilience?

17 May 2013 by Belinda Gordon, Senior Policy Advisor

  As I realised I was the only woman on board an aeroplane full of Chelsea fans, travelling to the…

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Sustainable Intensification: We all agreed, didn’t we? Guest blog post by Dr Matt Reed

16 May 2013 by Dr Matt Reed

  Last week the Royal Society held a PolicyLab meeting titled ‘Sustainable Intensification: the future of farming in Europe?’. In…

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‘Sustainable Intensification: the future of farming in Europe?’ Guest blog post by Professor Janet Dwyer

8 May 2013 by Professor Janet Dwyer

  Guest blog contribution from Professor Janet Dwyer, Countryside and Community Research Institute, University of Gloucestershire. Janet Dwyer is a…

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