Indian forest loss ‘worse than feared’ due to climate change
New research reveals climate change has been responsible for significant forest loss in India, adding to deforestation threat
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Nits on ancient mummies reveal South American ancestry
Ancient DNA from mummies has been extracted from the glue headlice used to stick their eggs to their hair thousands of years ago
New report reveals latest research on health claims
Three year project finds variations between European customers on engagement with health claims on food packaging
Big data could help boost bread wheat yields
EIT Food-funded project enables farmers to better understand and get the best value out of their fields
Addressing failures in management of environmental risks
New SysRisk report warns that complex risks to human health and wellbeing have been neglected by governments and NGOs because of a failure to appreciate the complex nature of environmental threats.
Eco paper-based packaging co-designed with consumers
Sensitive foods could be packaged in more environmentally and consumer-friendly packaging thanks to EIT Food-funded research.
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Farmland change could alleviate Amazon deforestation
Planting trees and forage plants in livestock pasture may support biodiversity and offer solutions to high deforestation rate
MRC funds new venomous snakebite research
Snakebite victims may benefit from repurposing existing drugs to repair muscle damage thanks to new research.
Students take part in European innovation challenge
Students from the University of Reading have taken part in a programme which challenged them to develop innovative and sustainable solutions to real-life industry challenges.
Caterers see boost in trust following pandemic
Members of public said they trusted caterers and restaurants more following the Covid-19 pandemic
New computer game content teaches precision farming methods
New downloadable content for Farming Simulator computer game developed by academics and industry experts, and funded by EIT Food
KTC supported projects win at KTP Best of the Best awards
We are delighted to share the news that at the recent Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) Best of the Best Awards, two Reading partnerships came home with top awards.
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