
Environmental/rural sociologist @jameshuttoninst @huttonSEGS. Formula 1 Fan. Formula E Fan. Knitter & Walker.
Aberdeenshire, UK
Joined July 2009
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This is a great opportunity for a post-doc who would like to join our multi-disciplinary department 😊
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G R E E N E R - K E M M AY G R E E N E R - K E M M AY aims to promote a green agenda in Kemnay through supporting community gardening and composting at Birley Bush, improving the local path network around the village and by promoting sustainable energy transition.
Pleased to attend my first Fair Food Aberdeenshire @FAberdeenshire partnership meeting this morning. Lovely group of people looking to create a healthy, local, sustainable food system in #aberdeenshire
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Opportunity to join our brilliant department! We are recruiting 2 postdoc researchers, focussing on people environment studies and behavioural modelling.
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Busy couple of days ahead. Delighted to have been invited to No.10 to talk potatoes, food security and opportunity for innovation. #FoodSecurity #potatoes #science @JamesHuttonInst
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The research was a quick reaction to the pandemic, coordinated by Jeremy Millard, who also led work on this paper. It was possible only due to the fact that our working time isn't 100% full of clearly defined projects.
Thanks @lizziedinnie for inviting me to the network!
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@HuttonSEGS is recruiting! We are looking for a post-doc to do exciting, excellent, interdisciplinary research into food systems and sustainability- full details at : MDT Fellow hutton.current-vacancies.com…
Congratulations to all the winners and especially Josephine Heger, PhD student in @HuttonSEGS !
Huge congrats to the winners of our PhD Student event, which returned to its traditional in-person format at @Birnamarts. Lots of interesting posters and talks from our students, as well as inspirational sessions from guest speakers. Well done everyone! bit.ly/3MxbM1e
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Huge congrats to the winners of our PhD Student event, which returned to its traditional in-person format at @Birnamarts. Lots of interesting posters and talks from our students, as well as inspirational sessions from guest speakers. Well done everyone! bit.ly/3MxbM1e
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Just published - interesting for social research in @HuttonSEGS? @Kirstyaber @KerryWaylen @lizziedinnie @LeeAnnSuth @craig_tony
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Studentship supervised by @lizziedinnie at @HuttonSEGS & @JamesHuttonInst , and @FloraD at @RobertGordonUni , will look at food habits in NE Scotland during the pandemic. Funded by @MacaulayDvTrust
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Researchers at James Hutton Institute and Robert Gordon University have launched a research project to look at the nature of changing food habits across North-East Scotland during the pandemic.The research is part of a PhD studentship awarded by the Macaulay Development Trust.
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What impact has #COVID19 had on our decision-making around #food and #feeding? Have our food practices changed? What about #foodpoverty? New research @RobertGordonUni @HuttonSEGS, funded by @MacaulayDVTrust, will look at these issues and beyond bit.ly/3fqmoQq
What are the priority research questions for digital agriculture? sciencedirect.com/science/ar… Led by @CCRI_UK with input from @HuttonSEGS @JamesHuttonInst
Excellent, can’t wait. Did you have a hand in this @Adrian_Bourne ?
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"If every single problem is connected, then the solutions are as well. Girls education is a climate solution and if we gave to every single girl in the world access to education we can reduce up to 105 gigatons of CO2 by 2050" - Thanks to everyone who join me at #TBMacLecture ♻️
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Come and join our amazing team in @HuttonSEGS as a research assistant in the people and places group: hutton.current-vacancies.com…
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The UN #Climate Change Conference of Youth @coy16glasgow gathers thousands of young #changemakers from more than 140 countries. It is hailed as one of the most significant youth events to date and Hutton’s graduate researcher Natalie Rees explains why bit.ly/3C3A65a
Exciting opportunity to do a fully-funded PhD in #localfood #sustainability with @lizziedinnie @HuttonSEGS @JamesHuttonInst @RobertGordonUni cloudonlinerecruitment.co.uk…

















