New research from SRUC has validated claims of traditional healers in Ethiopia that indigenous plants have strong anti-parasitic properties.
Mizeck Chagunda, Reader for Future Farming Systems at SRUC, has taken on a new responsibility in his commitment to supporting livestock health and production in sub Saharan Africa.
The UK’s premier industrial biotechnology company Ingenza is working with the National Physical Laboratory and the University of Plymouth to develop a design and manufacturing platform for the production of a new family of antibiotics.
New breakthroughs and the accelerating pace of change in technology mean that academia is engaging with industry like never before.
Since its inception meeting in Rome in January 2017, the Supporting Evidence-Based Interventions (SEBI) team at Easter Bush Campus has been working to set up three programmes in livestock improvement evaluation in Africa.
The Easter Bush Campus has been involved in various public engagement and outreach activities this year - read about some of the highlights so far.
Kajeka's first product Miru is targeted at the bioscience marke and is a powerful tool for the visualisation and analysis of network graphs derived from big data.
World experts gathered at The Roslin Institute for a two day workshop organised by WorldFish to help shape the future of tilapia selective breeding and genetic improvement.
Flowering crops such as beans and cotton offer their sweetest nectar to recruit colonising ants.
Roslin Innovation Centre is pleased to announce over 60% occupancy committed, with many tenants moving in within the initial weeks and months of the scheduled opening at the end of August.
Roslin Innovation Centre
The University of Edinburgh
Easter Bush Campus
Midlothian EH25 9RG
