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Media requests and contact

Are you interested global agri-food systems research or writing a media story? Contact our Communications and Media team.

Email at bb-food-systems@nottingham.ac.uk and on LinkedIn @Food Systems Institute at the University of Nottingham.

 

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Explore our past events 

 

YES 24 - Scaling-up food production 

Watch FIC'S Food Innovation Technologist, Kavya Krishnatmurthy explain how entreprenuers can scale up their food products while containing food waste and addressing other food system challenges around food manufacturing.

Cultivating solutions for food and drink innovation and social policy 

Watch FSI's Advisory Board Member and former Director, Jack A Bobo talk about food and drink innovation research at Nottingham, and what is needed from industry, academia and policymakers to develop policies that work for people and planet.

How can we deliver a healthy, sustainable, carbon-neutral UK food supply?

Listen to how our research and engagements have been shaping our food systems, ensuring sustainable and ethical global food supply chains.

 
 

 

Explore our resources 

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The future of synthetic fertiliser use 

FSI's former Director, Jack Bobo contributed as a reviewer for the UK Parliament POSTNotes, looking into the future of fertiliser use in the UK and how to utilise opportunities and innovation for the sector.

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Invest in UK R&D Midlands Universitites and AgriTech

The UK's agricultural market is one of Europe's biggest. Universities like Nottingham work closely with industry on research and agritech innovation initiatives. Read about our agritech capabilities, world-class facilities and groundbreaking research translation in the Midlands Engine Propectus. 

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Nottinghamshire Food Summit - ensuring good food and nutrition for residents

Read highlights from the Nottingham Food Summit we hosted on World Food Day in collaboration with the Nottinghamshire Sustainable Food Network.

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COP29: Agricultural Carbon Border Adjustment (CBAM) 

Professor Paul Wilson and Jack Bobo provide evidence why Ag-CBAM is critical to meet netzero goals. Read our findings and discover how climate policymakers should increase effforts on mitigating carbon leakage in the sector.