The James Hutton Institute is an interdisciplinary scientific research institute in Scotland established in 2011, through the merger of Scottish Crop Research Institute (SCRI) and the Macaulay Land Use Research Institute
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- Study sheds new light on how Scotland's beavers interact with the environment
The research, which also involved researchers at NatureScot and the James Hutton Institute, was carried out in eastern Scotland in established beaver territories by studying almost 800 trees. The ...
- Extensive study of beavers reveals environmental impact
The research, which also involved researchers at NatureScot and the James Hutton Institute, was carried out in eastern Scotland in established beaver territories by studying almost 800 trees. Dr ...
- Elior UK wins James Hutton Institute contract
Elior UK has secured a catering and cleaning contract with the James Hutton Institute in Scotland for an undisclosed sum.
- Bad weather hits farming and food prices
Flooding in the UK and drought in continental Europe lead to soaring food prices and questions over long-term food security.
- Bring in water metering for Scots to prepare for climate change droughts, experts say
Scotland is increasingly 'vulnerable' to water scarcity even if it's recently felt like it's 'always raining', Dundee Uni scientists said.
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- SETI scientist claims James Webb is about to discover alien life
Lisa Kaltenegger, who currently directs the Carl Sagan Institute at Cornell, recently told The Telegraph that announcements of alien life discovery are imminent and that … The post SETI scientist ...
- Webb studies planet K2-18 b again to confirm presence of gas ‘only produced by life'
K2-18 b is an exoplanet that has recently captured the attention of astronomers due to the presence of intriguing DMS gas molecules in its atmosphere.
- James Webb telescope's 'shocking' discovery may hint at hidden exomoon around 'failed star'
JWST's surprise discovery of methane emissions and likely aurorae over a distant brown dwarf could indicate this "failed star" is orbited by an active moon.
