State-of-the-art genome sequencing could increase locally sourced Shetland whisky potential
11 January 2023, UK: Researchers working on an ancient form of barley grown only on Unst, Shetland’s northernmost island, have returned from
Read More11 January 2023, UK: Researchers working on an ancient form of barley grown only on Unst, Shetland’s northernmost island, have returned from
Read More15 December 2022, UK: The latest issue of Hutton Highlights, our e-magazine is now available from our Hutton Highlights pages. Showing how Institute research is helping
Read More14 December 2022, UK: “We are looking forward to participating in this exciting project that will develop a nation-wide tool for managing
Read More29 November 2022, UK: This article by Magnus Linklater originally appeared in The Times on 28th November and is reproduced with their
Read More17 November 2022, UK: “The ability to identify these honey components opens the door to utilising Scottish crops such as heather for medical
Read More12 November 2022, UK: MERLIN, a project committed to transformative ecosystem restoration through Nature-based Solutions, co-led by the James Hutton Institute, is offering
Read More09 November 2022, UK: The UK’s Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council has awarded £609K to a collaborative partnership led by the James
Read More02 November 2022, UK: “This is an exciting next phase in the recovery of the Beltie burn, which we restored two years ago
Read More14 October 2022, UK: “In terms of food production though, for crops at least, there are some bright spots on the
Read More21 September 2022, Scotland: Scientists at the James Hutton Institute are researching ways to prepare for and prevent future threats to
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