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24 Jul 2024: The good news is that even small changes, made by a large number of people, will make a huge difference.

24 Jul 2024: The good news is that even small changes, made by a large number of people, will make a huge difference. ... Cambridge University Research News on Food Security.

24 Jul 2024: crisis. The good news is that even small changes, made by a large number of people, will make a huge difference. ... Cambridge Alternative Protein Workshop. Friday 10th March 2023. This workshop was an initiative of the Cambridge Alternative Protein

21 Jan 2022: January 2022. NETWORK NEWS. Greetings from Cambridge! We hope that you've had a good break, and returned rested and refreshed!

JANUARY 2019 NEWSLETTER CAMBRIDGE-BASED EVENTS 23 Jan: Climate resilience through science, practice, and public participation. 5pm – 6pm, David Attenborough Building. Talk by Prof Merelender, UC Berkeley. 30 Jan: University of Cambridge staff only:

24 Jul 2024: Do also feed in any other news and developments that you could like communicating to the wider community of food security researchers. ... coordinator@globalfood.cam.ac.uk, tel: 44 (0)1223 333925. News and announcements. BOOKINGS NOW OPEN: Wednesday 8.

Also of interest: BBC News: Edible insects: Do insects actually taste any good? ... by IRC member Charlotte Payne. Department of Engineering news: Growing Underground – how smart monitoring is helping an urban farm to flourish FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES If

24 Jul 2024: Economics are changing our diet in a way that’s not good for the human body. ... Conclusions:. Martin Jones:. The good news is we're much more able now scientifically to embark on an unknown crop than we were just a generation ago.

20 Jan 2023: attention at COP27 than at previous COPs. This focus was certainly good. ... news, however, as one of our external advisors Tim Benton at Chatham.

24 Jul 2024: Each winner receives a £1000 personal prize and a trophy. Read the news on the Vice-Chancellor's awards here. ... Read Charlotte's article "Edible insects: Do insects actually taste any good?" in BBC News here.