29 May 2025
Understanding the genetic mechanisms of resistance to Potato leafroll virus in potato - poster
Poster by Eugene Ryabov, Graham Cowan and Ingo Hein about 'understanding the genetic mechanisms of resistance to Potato leafroll virus in potato'
29 May 2025
Understanding the effects of virus genetics and potato variety on potato leafroll virus symptoms - Poster
Poster by Eugene Ryabov and Graham Cowan about 'understanding the effects of virus genetics and potato variety on potato leafroll virus symptoms'
29 May 2025
Aphids: the secrets of their success
SACAPP presentation by Alison Karley on 'aphids: the secrets of their success '
16 Apr 2025
Determining the lifestyle factors which cause particular members of the older population to become ill with foodborne illness - Report
The aim of this SEFARI fellowship with Food Standards Scotland was to determine the lifestyle factors which cause members of the older population to become ill with foodborne illness.
Report prepared by: Dr Ellen W. Evans ZERO2FIVE Food Industry Centre, Cardiff Metropolitan University
25 Feb 2025
Exploring the Circular Economy Readiness of Construction and Demolition in Northern Ayrshire: A Rural Scotland Case Study
There are a number of economic and social barriers to transitioning toward the circular economy in the construction and demolition sector, particularly in relation to cost, knowledge and access.
25 Feb 2025
Rural Construction Industry Case Study Interviews on Circular Economy: Communication, Knowledge Exchange and Social Network Analysis
Strategic outreach and support for local businesses led by local authorities and SEPA will help overcome perceived barriers to transitioning to a circular economy in the rural construction and demolition sector, and will help build knowledge and best practice.
19 Feb 2025
Science in Shetland Summary: A Week of Hands-On Learning about Disease Control
Summary of a programme of events led by teams from the Moredun and James Hutton Institutes, and organised in collaboration with the Shetland Developing the Young Workforce and Shetland Animal Health Scheme with support from SEFARI Gateway, which included educational workshops, diagnostic demos and community engageme
18 Feb 2025
Ethical concerns of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in livestock farming
AI-applications in livestock farming are intended to improve performance, efficiency, health and welfare. However, such technological advances also present challenges and risks, including potential to threaten health and welfare.